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skin on a steamy day, so does a spritz of a fresh light scent. "We crave different tastes, textures and smell when it hot and humid than we do when it cool and dry."Summerize a Signature ScentSummer heat and humidity intensifies any fragrance. If you have a signature scent that you stick with year round, wear a little less of it, or switch from a perfume to a less concentrated eau de toilette formula. says that layering a summer fragrance or body lotion under your heavier gardenia tuberose or patchouli scent will also make it less overpowering on a sultry day. "It like changing the slipcovers with the seasons," she says, "and a way to hang on to something that pleases you."Choosing a new summer fragrance can be overwhelming. So many gorgeous bottles, so many alluring names! Even before your start sniffing, edit your selections by thinking about where you like to vacation during the summer and what you enjoying eating or drinking. Arrive Naked.Don wear fragrance including scented body cream. Any scent that clinging to your skin will mingle with the new ones you testing.2. Air Max Independence Day White Practice Air Max Price Ph

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sure path to olfactory overload. Instead, sniff the atomizer. If you like what you smell, spray a scent strip. Wait 30 to 60 seconds before sniffing to allow the alcohol to dissipate.3. Take a Break.After four to six different scents, clear your nose by sniffing a few coffee beans, the olfactory equivalent of eating sorbet between courses. Fragrance boutiques often provide small dishes of beans on their counter. Or, tote a sweater or scarf; sniffing something made of wool will also clear your nasal palette.4. Test Drive.Once you identified a few favorite fragrances, apply them to the pulse points on your wrist or inner elbow. "Skin is where a scent comes alive," says Coe Hutshing. "You have to experience how it interacts with the warmth of your skin and your unique body chemistry to tell if it a fit."Before you purchase the scent, go for a stroll or do some shopping. A fragrance may be released from an atomizer in a single spray, but the molecules unfold over time. It takes about 20 to 30 minutes for the various notes in fragrances to settle down and rearrange themselves into the perfect composition, says Coe Hutshing.