Collection: Woman's Collection

Apply perfume to your pulse points for a lasting scent. Focus on areas like your wrists, inner elbows, behind your ears, and the back of your knees. These warm spots help diffuse the fragrance naturally. Remember to spritz or dab, never rub, for the best results.

Perfume evaporates quickly on dry skin. To make it last longer, spritz over a light coat of unscented body lotion or a touch of Vaseline. These moisturizers keep your skin soft and give the perfume something to cling to, extending the scent's longevity.

Many of us apply perfume as the last step before heading out the door, but perfume is actually able to absorb better into the skin when it's warm and the pores are open. So it's a good idea to apply it post-shower when the skin is dried off but still warm.