I just prefer a perfume I can spray on, rather than roll or dab, so that’s my only requirement. I find I don’t like most perfume bottles anyway, so packaging has become a nonfactor outside of functionality.
I typically apply the most to my neck/chest area, getting some on my clothes as well. I’ve been trying to spray more on my arm/wrist area after moisturizing.
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If the composition is really not up my alley, I tend to know within three to four hours from the first wear, which I normally spray on my left arm/wrist (I tend to go topside because I spend a lot of my day typing, so the underside of my wrist rubs against my wrist pad). If I like it but am not sure...
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I’d say Tom Ford Private Blend since I have the most favorite scents from there.
I think you can get really creative if you’re someone who’ll purchase individual eyeshadows, since they’re a great way to fill in gaps in one’s collection or to get unusual shades (often from indies). The downside is figuring out how to organize them in a way that makes them most useful.
— Christine
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There are definitely some scents that feel heavy for a really, really hot day if I was going to be outdoors, but since I live my life primarily indoors, I don’t find I limit by season so much in practice.
