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 A continuation from my last post on perfume. This week's disclaimers focus on little tips and advice on making your fragrance last longer. Enjoy!6. No More Spray CloudsTo each his/her own, but I always laugh to myself a bit when I see people spray their perfume and then walk into it. They're missing out on experiencing all the notes of the fragrance. If the scent you're spraying on is too strong, spray a cotton ball with your perfume and then use the cotton ball to transfer over the scent …

With every industry there are a lot of misconceptions, the same goes for the fragrance industry. Here is Part 1 of my disclaimer series about perfume I think you should know. 1. Sensitivity is a Real ThingHow much is too much? When you walk past someone and they instantly turn their head to sneeze.We all know those people who you can still smell 5 minutes after they leave. (I cannot stand that!!) It's okay if your perfume lingers in fact, it's supposed to but here's the cold-hearted truth. …

I have not met a perfumer that was solely inspired by walks in botanical gardens, or long hours spent mixing scents in a lab. Our fragrances are inspired by our own experiences, our travels and the people in our lives. I may be the new kid on the block when it comes to perfumery, but I am no different when it comes to this aspect. My fragrance, Remember When was inspired by my first trip to Miami, Florida. To me, the city has a unique, airy scent. It was the same scent in every store I walked in …