How to Smell Good All Day: Complete Head-to-Toe Routine and Master Q&A

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Where you spray matters just as much as what you spray. Pulse points are areas where blood vessels run closest to the skin's surface: the radial artery on the inner wrists, the carotid sinus along the neck, and the warm depression behind the knees. The thermal energy radiating from these points continually diffuses the fragrance into your surrounding sillage.

Avoid the common habit of rubbing your wrists together after spraying. Friction creates heat that shears delicate top-note molecules, such as bergamot, neroli, and pink pepper, compressing the natural transition of the fragrance. Spray cleanly and let the droplets air dry.

To boost longevity without overpowering shared office spaces, apply the fragrance layering technique:

1. Smooth a thin layer of cosmetic petroleum jelly or an unscented wax balm over targeted pulse points.
2. Mist your eau de parfum directly onto the primed spot from **4 to 6 inches** away.
3. Allow the liquid to dry completely before pulling clothing over the area to prevent fabric friction from wiping the oil away.