Ever wear a fragrance and through out the day it seems to fade? Try fragrance layering! What does fragrance-layering mean?

Fragrance layering happens when at least two or more scented products are applied. However, the more products one uses, the greater the benefits. Typically, the steps taken in fragrance layering will include cleansing with scented soap or gel, followed by body creams or body lotion then the use of bath powders or oils, perfume, cologne, or toilet water. When fragrance is applied to the pulse points (inside the wrists, sides of the neck, elbow creases, behind the knees, around the ankles and between the breasts) this will aid the lasting effect of the scent. Fragrance should always be sprayed low on the body as scent rises upward as it warms up.
Layering for Men: There are two choices that men have when it comes to layering fragrance that are not available to women. These options are after-shave balm and after-shave lotion. After-shave balm is soothing to a skin that has suffered from razor burn and this product is also slightly scented. After-shave balm will leave a man’s skin with a fresh, well-hydrated feel. As a final step, one can opt to use a scented deodorant.
NOTE: To keep the consistency of your fragrance, always store it in a cool; dry area where there are no extreme variations of temperature or intense lighting (including sunlight).
Qiana Ross copyright 2009