Why your perfume changes after you wear it
A perfume tester gives you only the opening chapter of a fragrance. Spray the same scent onto your wrist and it begins a different journey, shaped by warmth, moisture and the natural oils on your skin. That is why a fragrance that feels bright and citrusy on paper can become creamier, woodier or sweeter after an hour of wear. Research into fragrance evaporation shows that skin properties…
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