Scent selection: Be sensible with scent to avoid staining
Most of us apply our favourite fragrance after we've dressed, yet alcohol in perfume can stain our clothes - especially if they're silk - and you may only notice the damage over time. Similarly, fragrances can react with sunlight to cause staining or skin irritation - on the decollete, for example, which many of us douse with perfume and is usually most exposed to the light...
View
full
article:
http://www.hellomagazine.com/healthandbeauty/skincare-and-fragrances/20081202880/perfume/stains/spray/
Other articles you might like
The Tastiest Gourmand Perfumes: 8 Food-Inspired Scents
"Gourmand fragrances are popular because they are very familiar, and there is something almost regressive about them," says Nick Steward, Director of L'Atelier Creation at L'Artisan...
Top 10 Valentine's Day Perfumes
When it comes to Valentine's Day gifts, sometimes the classics are the best. Call us old-fashioned but us beauty ladies would be chuffed with a nice box of chocolates, beautiful bouquet...
Perfume or eau de toilette? What's the difference?
Are you confused about the difference between perfume, eau de cologne, eau de toilette and the other forms your favourite scent comes in? The word 'perfume' itself derives from the...
Hot on the scent
his is a new-season announcement, but not just for fashion followers, because these days it isn't only your clothes (or make-up) that you need to switch around each season, it's also your...