Store your bottles in a cool, shaded space. Bathrooms, sunny windowsills, and hot cars are not ideal because heat and light can affect fragrance over time.
Read MoreA regular kitchen refrigerator may be too cold, and frequent removal can create temperature changes. Perfume can also absorb food odors around the cap or packaging if it is not properly protected.
Read MoreA capsule wardrobe doesn’t have to feel plain or overly minimal. In American streetwear, it can still include relaxed fits, sneakers, cargos, denim, and strong layering. The goal is simply to own fewer pieces that create more outfits.
Read MoreThe best fragrance layering combinations are not always the most obvious ones. Start by thinking about what you want to change. Does a perfume feel too sweet? Add musk, citrus, or woods. Does it feel too sharp? Soften it with vanilla. Is it too quiet? Add a brighter fruit or floral fragrance.
Read MoreTo help fragrance last longer, moisturize with an unscented lotion before spraying. Apply to pulse points such as the wrists, neck, and inner elbows, but avoid rubbing your wrists together. You can also lightly mist clothing, provided the formula will not stain delicate fabric.
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