Apply perfumery to pulse points: wrists, neck, behind the ears, and the inner side of the elbows. These areas are the warmest and help the scent to fully develop. Don't overdo the amount of perfumery. One or two sprays are enough to create a harmonious scent.

Store perfumery in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. This will help maintain the freshness and intensity of the scent. Avoid storing perfumery in the bathroom, where high humidity and temperature fluctuations can negatively affect the quality of the scent.

Choosing the perfect scent is an art. It's important to remember that the scent should match your mood and style. Start by testing several scents on your skin to understand how they develop throughout the day. Don't forget that scents can change depending on the season and your mood.

Combining scents is a great way to create a unique and individual smell. Start by choosing a base scent that will be the main one. Then add a few additional scents that will harmoniously complement the base scent. Experiment with different combinations to find the perfect match. Remember that scents should complement each other, not conflict.