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Selloura Fragrance Guide
How to Apply Perfume
For the best fragrance experience, apply perfume to your pulse points. These areas produce heat, which helps the scent project better.
Apply on:
- Neck
- Wrists
- Behind ears
- Inner elbows
Hold the bottle about 6–8 inches away and spray lightly. Avoid rubbing the fragrance after applying, as this can break down the scent notes.
How to Make Your Perfume Last Longer
To improve longevity:
• Apply perfume on moisturized skin
• Spray on pulse points
• Avoid rubbing the fragrance
• Apply on clothing lightly for longer projection
Fragrances tend to last 6–10 hours depending on skin type and environment.
How to Store Your Perfume
Proper storage helps preserve fragrance quality.
Keep your perfume:
- In a cool, dark place
- Away from direct sunlight
- Away from heat and humidity
Avoid storing perfumes in bathrooms as temperature changes can affect the fragrance.
Understanding Fragrance Notes
Perfumes are made of different layers called notes.
Top Notes
The first scent you smell after spraying. Usually light and fresh.
Heart Notes
The main body of the fragrance that develops after a few minutes.
Base Notes
The deepest part of the fragrance that lasts the longest on your skin.
Finding Your Signature Scent
Choosing a fragrance is personal. Consider these scent styles:
Fresh / Citrus – Clean and energetic
Woody – Warm and masculine
Sweet / Gourmand – Rich and inviting
Floral – Elegant and soft
Try different scents to discover the one that best matches your personality and style.
A Final Tip
Fragrance develops differently on every person’s skin. Always allow the scent 10–15 minutes to settle before deciding how it smells.