Too strong perfume

If you wear perfume, don't overdo it. You should feel good and make the best possible impression. But do prevent yourself from smelling too much.

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It's a combination of common sense and self-awareness and knowing your fragrance free zones.

The two rules are:

Don't use too much perfume.

It sounds obvious, but sometimes we pulse points, clothes, hair or our necks without thinking at all. That's what we call overkill. Annick Goutal has said that a fragrance should be one's self and secret. The business manager from Etro Fragrances, Tom Crutchfield, says your fragrance should foremost please you self and secondly those closest to you. Once it goes beyond your personal space, it gets too much.

Beware that you cannot feel your perfume anymore after some time.

People get used to their private fragrance, and you may start to think, Oh, my god - I've go to pour more of it. But remember the saying "Less is more". Generally it's recommended to apply one spritz per "pulse point". How many or few points is up to you. The possible places are:

At the nape of your neck - this can be great if you swing your hair,
Behind your knee (only if you are wearing a dress or skirt),
On your cleavage,
Behind your wrist,
In the crook of the elbow of yours and
behind your ears.

But don't use so little fragrance, that it's impossible to detect.

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