Using top, middle, and base notes, choose two to four complementing smells. Start with softer, citrusy smells. Next, add layers of richer musk and floral hearts. Try out various combinations and amounts until you discover a personalized scent that perfectly captures your essence.

Apply perfume to pulse points like the wrists, behind the ears, and at the base of the throat for longevity. Let each area dry before dressing to prevent rubbing off. Apply lightly at first in key spots, then build if you want more fragrance.

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Taste fatigue is a phenomenon that happens as a result of your body adapting to odors that you are constantly around. Even immediately after applying your perfume, you could occasionally discover that you were unable to detect it. There are several potential causes for this decline in smell recognition.