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According to a study from the University of Leiden in the Netherlands says that the scent of lavender can make you seem like a much more trustworthy person, this is because the sense of smell triggers immediate emotional responses, and each different fragrance has effects different (there are even fragrances that are considered aphrodisiacs).

In conclusion, what is the difference between perfume cologne and fragrance? Well, it's remarkably simple, just focus on the percentage of essential oil that the product has and that's it. That's the key to the smell and how long it lasts!

"In theory, NO, speaking of natural ingredients. If they cause allergies, they do it from the beginning, not if the product has been open for a while. The same happens, in general, with most chemical components. Let's just say that there is no actual expiration date, it is the expiration date of UV filters and antioxidants to pay attention to.

There are two very quick and easy ways to know if your perfume or cologne has expired: by checking your sight and smell. Control by sight Check the color of your perfume. If it changed to a darker or faded tone, it means that it has expired. Control by smell If you cannot open the bottle because it came very sealed, apply a stream of perfume on your wrist, if the smell is vinegary, it is better that you discard that fragrance.

Apply your perfume to areas where the skin is thinner, such as the wrists, behind the ears, or in the crook of the elbow. These areas will help release the fragrance slowly throughout the day.

One of the most important things is to make sure that you are applying for it in the right place. Perfume should be applied to areas of your body where the scent will linger the longest. These areas include your neck, chest, stomach, and wrists.