A well-chosen perfume is designed to evolve on the skin, revealing its character gradually throughout the day. Yet, even the finest fragrances can fade quickly if they’re not applied correctly. Longevity isn’t only about the perfume itself—it’s also about preparation, placement, and care. With the right approach, your fragrance can remain present and refined for hours.
Apply on Clean, Lightly Moisturized Skin
Perfume adheres better to hydrated skin. Applying fragrance after a shower or over a light, unscented moisturizer allows the scent to settle more evenly and last longer without altering its original profile.
Choose the Right Application Points
Pulse points such as the neck, wrists, and behind the ears generate warmth, helping the fragrance develop naturally. These areas enhance projection without requiring excessive sprays.
Let the Fragrance Set Naturally
Rubbing perfume into the skin can disturb its structure and shorten its lifespan. Allowing the fragrance to dry on its own preserves the balance of top, heart, and base notes.
Wear Fragrances That Are Built to Last
Well-crafted Eau de Parfum impressions—such as Franscent’s signature blends—are designed with lasting performance in mind. Balanced concentration and quality oils play a key role in how long a scent remains noticeable.
Store Perfumes Properly
Heat, light, and humidity can weaken fragrance oils over time. Storing perfumes in a cool, shaded place helps maintain their strength and integrity.
