Psmmg@psmmg

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Fragrance hacks?

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I would love to exchange fragrance hacks. Like making your own Molecule 1 and proper hydration. Also: staggered layering throughout the day - I know of no app or other resource that die this!

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  1. Psmmg@psmmg

    *does

  2. Bilal@bilalnoor

    It's a small hack but effective, to improve performance on fragrances, spray on your clavicles (very slightly above collarbone), that area is covered by clothing, your scent projects from the body's heat and retains longevity by sticking to clothes. It really supports your entire day as opposed to just two sprays on the neck

    1. MariSmells@mehsmells

      So do you spray on your clavicles before getting dressed...? Just making sure I try it correctly

    2. Bilal@bilalnoor

      Replying to @mehsmells

      You could do that or spray after wearing the clothes, I get out of the shower, moisture, apply one on the chest, wear a shirt, one at each clavicle, two behind ear, one behind the neck.

    3. MariSmells@mehsmells

      Replying to @bilalnoor

      So I tried it today with my sotd and I would get whiffs of the passionfruit as I ran around and I would be tempted to sniff around my shoulder when nobody was looking 😅

  3. _Aiko_@aikojewel

    Micellar water/ makeup remover for scrubbing perfumes off when you spray but regret it lol

    1. Bilal@bilalnoor

      Interesting, is this only for skin or any surface, I do have some pungent stuff that I sprayed and sometimes can still smell in a certain room. I'm fine but it tends to fry other people's nostrils 🫪

    2. _Aiko_@aikojewel

      Replying to @bilalnoor

      I actually have never tried using micellar water on anything but skin! Now I wonder how it would work elsewhere...I'd imagine bleach (or a different cleanser, like oxiclean or borax, if bleach is too harsh) would get the job done? Good luck getting the smell out!

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