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When you spray a perfume on your skin, the scent may smell completely different from how it did in the bottle or on someone else. One key reason for this is your skin’s pH balance. Understanding pH can help you find perfumes that not only smell amazing but also last longer. What is Skin pH? pH is a measure of how acidic or alkaline something is. The scale runs from 0 (most acidic) to 14 (most alkaline), with 7 being neutral. Healthy skin typically has a slightly acidic pH of around 4.5 to …

Perfume has the power to uplift moods and create lasting impressions, but many people struggle with one common frustration; their fragrance doesn’t last. If you’ve ever sprayed a perfume in the morning only to find it gone by lunch, you’re not alone. Here are five reasons why your scent may not stick, and also what you can do about it. 1. Your Skin Type MattersPerfume longevity is closely tied to skin chemistry. People with dry skin often find their fragrance disappears faster …

I recently came across the most beautiful story, which inspired this piece. A young woman shared that she planned to buy her favorite perfume and set it aside for her child, so they could always have her scent to remember her by. Perfume is deeply tied to memory, and the idea of preserving a fragrance for decades is both romantic and practical. But storing perfume for 20 years or more isn’t as simple as putting it away and hoping for the best. With the right care, a scent can remain true t …