The word perfume comes from the Latin words “per fumum” meaning “through smoke.” Leaves, crushed flowers, spices, wood shavings, and aromatic resins were tossed onto burning coals in Ancient Roman Temples as sacrificial offerings.
1921 Coco Chanel launched her favorite fragrance: Chanel No.5. It was the fifth scent created for Coco Chanel by Perfumer Ernest Beaux.
“Perfume should be sprayed where you expect to be kissed”-Coco Chanel
**fun fact** If People are exposed to rose scents as they study or sleep, memory can improve by 15%
Try storing your fragrance in the fridge..this oreserves the top notes and gives a refreshing cool sensation when sprayed.
Avoid rubbing fragrance from one wrist to the other, as this “bruises” the delicate notes and alters the scents.
Spray or dab fragrance on light bulbs prior to turning them on. As the bulb warms, the fragrance is gradually diffused throughout the room creating a light scent.
happy smelling!! :)
XOXO-Bombshell Beauty
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