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Over the past few weeks in our Skin & Fragrance series, we’ve uncovered why perfume smells different on each person and what to do when your scent fades too fast. Now we’re exploring another fascinating layer of fragrance science: can what you eat actually change how perfume smells on your skin? The short answer is yes; your diet doesn’t just affect your health and energy. It also influences your skin’s chemistry, which in turn affects how fragrance develops thro …

Why Some People Spray Perfume on Clothes Instead of Skin Not everyone wears perfume directly on the skin. Whether it’s due to sensitivity, pH levels, or personal preference, many people choose to apply fragrance on their clothing instead. While perfume behaves differently on fabric than on skin, the right material can hold scent for hours, sometimes even days. If you’ve ever wondered why a scarf still carries a trace of your favorite fragrance weeks later, it’s all about the fa …

Have you ever fallen in love with a fragrance on someone else, only to try it on yourself and notice it smells completely different? This is one of the fascinating mysteries of perfume, and it all comes down to chemistry, lifestyle, and even the environment around you. Perfume is not static; it interacts with the body. The natural oils on your skin, your pH level, and your body temperature all influence how notes develop. A fragrance with warm vanilla might smell sweeter on one person and more s …