People may forget what you wore, but they would not forget how you made them feel and your scent. Spraying perfume is a surefire way to leave lasting impressions. Knowing your body and how you react to different scents is the best way to smell good....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Both the rich and poor have used different kinds of fragrances and scented oils to freshen up. Now that there are many options in the market today, you need to experiment with what will work well for your body.
Do you know that there are other ways to ensure you smell great, whether you spray perfume around or not? See below:
Drinking plenty of water would do wonders for your body. Being the elixir of life, water keeps your body running normally. Relating to making you smell good, water dilutes scents that may be a little unpleasant — like garlic, onions and coffee breath.
A fresh-smelling deodorant is a good choice to add a top layer of pleasant smell to your overall outfit. You don’t want your choice to be overpowering, however. An ideal deodorant comes with an extra spritz of freshness.
Be careful with what you eat. Having bad breath can ruin any outfit. No matter how good you smell on the outside, if you’re breath is appalling, it would mar your entire look.
However, there is an easy way to avoid this by avoiding foods like onions, garlic and chives which are naturally more pungent. Play safe by carrying a small toothbrush kit, gum or non-alcoholic mouthwash to freshen up your breath mid-day.
Washing with soap keeps the germs away from the body. This would truly boost your scent profile. Both hand and shower soaps can help add a fresh accent to your everyday look. When buying soap, go for the ones that contain natural oils/moisturisers and natural scents.
When you want to take things to a higher level, add a drop or two of body oil to your prep routine. These scented oils can be from lilacs to cinnamon — so just pick your favourite and go with it. It will not only keep you smelling good after a shower but also helps boost your overall outlook…CONTINUE READING>>
