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Eau de Parfum contains a higher concentration of fragrance oils, making it more potent and longer-lasting than Eau de Toilette. Eau de Toilette has a lower concentration of oils and is usually lighter and more suitable for everyday wear.

To ensure the best effect, apply perfume to pulse points such as the wrists, neck, and behind the ears. Avoid rubbing the perfume into the skin, as this can alter the scent. Additionally, spraying perfume on clothing can help the scent linger longer.

Perfumes are composed of top notes, middle notes (also known as heart notes), and base notes. Top notes are the initial impression of the perfume, middle notes emerge after the top notes fade, and base notes provide the long-lasting essence of the fragrance.

When choosing a perfume, consider your personal preference, the occasion or season in which you'll wear the perfume, and how the fragrance interacts with your skin's natural scent. It's helpful to test perfumes on your skin to see how they develop over time.

The shelf life of perfume varies, but in general, most perfumes can last three to five years when stored properly in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat. Over time, the scent may evolve or weaken, so it's best to use it within a few years.

Yes, you can create a unique fragrance by layering different perfumes. It's essential to choose scents that complement each other and apply the lighter fragrance first, allowing it to dry before applying the stronger scent. Experiment to find a combination that suits your preference.