5 Ways to Make Your Fragrance Last Longer | Why Isn't My Cologne Lasting?

[@MrSillage]

SUCH AN INCREDIBLY UNIQUE AND INFORMATIVE VIDEO!!! BOUND TO BE ON IF THERE MANY CLASSICS IN YOUR WATCH LOST BROTHER! KEEP UP THE QUALITY CONTENT!!👍👏

[@deneldeni5754]

Thats why i always spray on my shoes its rising up baby

[@ChaosFragrances]

Imagine following all these tips and then applying Dior Sauvage or Invictus Aqua. 16+ hours of lady attracting madness.

[@stefano3124]

Chaos Descent I have invictus myself, I have yet to get complimented on it lol.

[@ChaosFragrances]

Stefano D Invictus Aqua or the original? Invictus Aqua is one of my most complimented fragrances and it lasts all day.

[@stefano3124]

Chaos Descent yeah i have the original

[@stefano3124]

Chaos Descent but I've been told aqua is identical

[@yo18momas]

Stefano D ehhh not really. Try to get ur hands on the aqua and you'll notice the difference

[@jimmy5634]

This is good stuff.The spraying in your hair thing is great advice. Also do not apply cologne right after you shower. Allow at least one hour before you apply your cologne. This will enable your natural body oils to rise to the surface of your skin. The cologne will blend with the natural oils and last at least twice as long. I discovered that if I shower in the evening and apply cologne the next morning, even the weakest scents last hours longer. Try it, it works.

[@coreywilkins7899]

Yeah but what if you have to shower in the morning? I will cheat and shower at night if I have to get up early

[@nathanbradleyf777]

Another good tip is using Unscented Vaseline lotion. Spray a little cologne in it and it will hold the fragrance onto your skin longer. You can also use Argan Oil.....rub it on your chest and spray the fragrance on top of it.

[@Redolessence]

+Nathan Fuller Great tip!

[@1987198719871]

Thanks Steven appreciate your tips but I think that designers are purposely making perfumes that dont last to increase sales and ensure more get sold, fragrances 10 years ago never had the issues we are seeing with them today and excuses such as bad skin chemistry and needing to moisturise are spin and nothing more, its the quality of the juice or lack of that is causing longevity and performance issues.

[@JoeSCENTMe]

1987198719871 I can understand your point but I don't really think that fragrance companies are that sinister. It really boils down to knowing your concentration and spraying in places that don't cause olfactory fatigue. Another great tip that Steven hasn't mentioned is that when you're using a fragrance that lets say comes with an after shave gel, a lotion and a body wash all from the same set, use them instead of other things so that you don't mix the scent of one thing with another. It helps reinforce the fragrance with all sorts of layers of goodness.

[@1987198719871]

JoeSCENTMe I totally agree, i use prada luna rossa sport shower gel when i wear the cologne and this defiantly helps however in terms of whether fragrance companies are sinister...yes I would say they are greedy 100% this is also where I get annoyed when certain reviewer's recommend carrying atomisers around... I never needed to when I first bought PR 1 Million in 08/09 because it was formulated to perform for a acceptable amount of time, I got loads of compliments again because the ingrediants used were much better than are used now and it projected a very good amount, if I didnt want to offend anyone I would only need to use a half spray on my skin and it was an EDT concentration... you never had Edps and extract de parfums like you do now because again its just spin so people pay more.

[@JoeSCENTMe]

1987198719871 I tend to always gravitate to the EDP's anyway. 😂I can see what you mean by the greed thing. I try not to think of it that way so that I can appreciate more the story, the history, the noses and the philosophies behind the scent more.

[@1987198719871]

JoeSCENTMe I totally respect that and also appreciate the history and the nostalgia that fragrances give you but we differ in what we want from our fragrances... for me i want a room filler that lasts 6-9 hours just like they used too and I wont be fobbed of by reviewers saying its because I dont moisturize or have bad skin chemistry because its justifying designers releasing rubbish on the market and expecting us to accept it while they are taking our hard earned cash. Sorry for the strong opinions but thats how it is as I see it and for me its ruined my enjoyment of the hobbie.

[@JoeSCENTMe]

1987198719871 I understand your frustration and jadedness toward this industry and respect that. If you want your faith to be restored, check out some indie niche houses like the House of Matriarch and Giovanna Antonelli perfumes. You'll appreciate the craft more than despising the business model. There's a bunch of really cool niche houses that make wonderful fragrances that last a long time and yes they cost some money but well worth it.

[@marcriley539]

Spraying on your hair is a good trick. My grandmother used to do that and it definitely did the trick. But I do feel that perfumes back then were stronger and were made to last longer on you. Perfumes nowadays have lower resilience after you sprayed them, but then again a lot of them are more affordable now.

[@Redolessence]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@BrooklynFragranceLover]

Excellent as always!

[@Redolessence]

Thank you, brother!

[@thewombraiderr4849]

Great tips! I've heard of molecule 01 enhancing the performance of other fragrances.. I'll have to try it | Another tip I use that I find works well is applying a little vaseline (not much) on my pulse points after I moisturize like on my wrists and behind my ears.. works like a charm.. I would get 8 hrs out of a fragrance like perry elis 360 red

[@razscott]

Nice tips for the fragrance beginners Steven! I apply organic argan oil around my neck before I spray a fragrance and it makes it last a good couple of hours more :)

[@ardenpowers7730]

All great tips Steven . . . I always use a "scent free" moisturizer and reapply in areas where I will be using my fragrance for the day/evening. Scent free is critical so as not to interfere, change, or conflict with the performance of your fragrance choice. By the same token, personal hygiene products, like deodorant, should also be scent free for the very same reason. Thanks for sharing . . . :)

[@tom_schroeder]

Thanks for the great tips! Will experiment to find out what works best for me.

[@lowfunction6136]

It sounds to me like the concepts of moisturizing and priming with molecule 1 are approaching the concept of layering. Layering has been mentioned in various comment threads, but I don't recall a specific Redolessence video on it. To me fragrance conceptually is akin to clothing, as far as building up a signature style.

[@peterkailas7819]

I always use the fragrance on the collar, inside of the shirt around the neck and chest..Always the best results..!! Girls at Dior house services told me that tip... And it works 100%

[@SitesThatSuck]

That tip should of been in this video - excellent idea!

[@douglasrobert7368]

As a tip also you can buy a product called Linger lasting fragance primer; it makes your fragance last double to tree times more, I did this test on my own skin. Basically you wear it first in your pulse points ( chest, neck, wrist, etc.) and then you come with your scent but before you use it don't forget moisturize your skin is essential as brush your teeth.

[@orduni90]

Steven from Redolessence for president! 2020

[@Redolessence]

You gotta stay relaxed Thanks!

[@karare4]

Gosh I love his videos:) straight to the point!!! Thanks for the info!!!! Gotta get my hands on molecule 1

[@Redolessence]

kara refoure Thank you, Kara!

[@josealcalde3873]

Excellent tips! Thank you so much!! the Iso E. super makes a lot of sense! Planning to purchase Monoscent G & E for a more affordable alternative.

[@Redolessence]

Great idea!

[@petethehawk5186]

Good tips Steven, thanks!

[@fibeus4461]

You've been stepping up the game. That's what I like.

[@Redolessence]

Thank you! A lot more where that came from! I appreciate the support.

[@AGentlemansJourney77]

The production and thumbnail looked like I was watching one of Antonio's videos from RMRS :)

[@ezthezlez8361]

Yeah I thought the same thing when I saw it! I was like hey RMRS has a fragrance video out - what good timing (I have been on a fragrance video rampage the last few days). Not at all disappointed when it wasn't him but definitely was surprised!

[@doncorleonekhan]

Thanks for the informative video Steven!!! Appreciate it! : )

[@Redolessence]

Thank you for watching!

[@edgy8481]

I tried on a sample of Molecule 01 and it made me smell slightly like a greasy mechanic! I didn't think of layering it with another fragrance. This is the kind of sponsored vid that not just promotes a product but gives helpful information as well. Thanks!

[@tker0212]

#2 was spot on. Do it all the time. Never thought to spray the hair, but i'll try it, good tip. #3 is good too. Its made a difference for sure. As Steven suggests, make sure its a non scented or minimally so as to not clash with your fragrance. As far as tip 1 and 5, i feel like its good info but doesn't match up with the title. Sure x fragrance may last longer then y fragrance but knowing that doesn't help you get more mileage out of fragrance x or y. Tip 5, in the same way, knowing olfactory fatigue sets in quicker towards the neck vs extremities doesn't make the fragrance last longer either. Always putting out top content Steven, keep it up!

[@Redolessence]

Fantastic comment, Tyler! Thank you!

[@waelabdellatif4275]

Excellent tips steven ...thanks alot

[@jameslee9252]

That herod and godolphin bottles behind you are so stunning.. looking forward to see your review of godolphin

[@afzaal1987]

Great Video for fragrance newbies and making scents last longer

[@Redolessence]

Thanks!

[@aaronthompson2095]

Spraying EDT,EDC,EDF or EDP on your is a good idea (I have done it too) were as fragrances have alcohol in them which are bad for hair, but it's your choice.

[@brian95240]

Dave at Mountain Aromatics gave me a tip that Hercolyn D is a mostly odorless fixative, that will push your base notes further. I was going to buy Ambroxan, but he said that would add too much scent to your finished fragrance. I'm thinking of adding some to a 10 ml decant of a weaker edt scent.

[@Johnmichaelmoore2359]

Thanks for the tips really good tips 1 or 2 I didn't know so thank you mate 😊👍

[@mariochanderbhan1792]

I've heard & tried in hair, back of my head, on clothing, cream ( basing) but never heard of molecule O1!. On neck .....YIPE! Some scents will burn your skin.

[@TasmanSadler]

Hey Steven for basics maybe you could cover layering? :)

[@Redolessence]

That's a great idea! Thank you for suggesting it!

[@lolokay7989]

Very Helpful!

[@dannyc.2571]

Great suggestions. I almost tried drinking it to see if that affected longevity.

[@Redolessence]

+Danny Capristo Hahaha

[@niko4305]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@jakarialegend]

Great video,thanks

[@Redolessence]

Thanks!

[@Batman-tk9jd]

im calling it ysl l'homme cologne from the cover 😎😎😎

[@avalanche9142]

On an unrelated note, I have noticed an interesting thing when I unbox my new fragrances. For the first few days, they do not perform well (some of them). But if I give them sometime, it seems they get better. I do not know what can be the reason ( a psychological effect etc. ) or maybe when they are exposed to some oxygen outside the box. Have you guys experienced and noticed such an effect?

[@TheLbrtn]

Avalanche i noticed that the first 5-10 sprays from the new bottle of a familiar fragrance may smell different and sometimes awful. but that goes away.

[@mayank1252]

Ayy same

[@DJ1Cam]

Same here

[@mikelykan.9416]

Could it also be a case of Olfactory exhaustion long term? The more you wear a fragrance the harder it is to sense i seem to get this with Aventus and recently Tuscan Leather now so much so i'm trying to find out other way's to boost Aventus which said to be a beast.

[@julioo534]

My fragance is going to lose some smells if i turn of my air conditioner in heat?

[@Redolessence]

Not at all! You'll be ok.

[@pcelan9689]

Good video, but Molecule 01 could be used also for feminine fragrances?

[@Redolessence]

p celan Absolutely! It's unisex!

[@pcelan9689]

Redolessence Thank you! :)

[@berikesw]

Hai. I want to ask you about how many spray for using a fragrance.. may be for fragrance like dior sauvage, john varvatos artisan pure, hugo boss bottled intense. I have that all and i just want to know others routine with that frags. Thx.

[@leegymroyalty3095]

I've always sprayed my clothes fragrance always lasts longer on clothes

[@mysteries6244]

Great video

[@jkeo00]

How do you personally apply fragrance? I would love to know your preferred method

[@jkeo00]

Redolessence nice, I do a similar method just I don't do the wrist. I'll start doing them from now on. Thanks!

[@Malagant1979]

Lady gaga's Fame doesn't stain clothes, it becomes colorless when you spray it

[@Redolessence]

+Malagant1979 I still wouldn't risk it.

[@mayangirl3757]

where do you buy the molecule 101?

[@Redolessence]

LuckyScent.com should have it!

[@hasib1625]

Good Morning

[@martialartist5184]

what do you think about molecule 02 or ambroxan as a fixative?

[@Redolessence]

I think it would work great!

[@nomo4u886]

Thank you

[@Redolessence]

My pleasure!

[@dayvidgee8767]

What if you are like me and have no hair? Does spraying your bald head still work because of the heat in your head? I'm going to try and avoid my neck. Is the chest ok? I do have hair there :-D

[@the70geminiman]

David G @ lol

[@mayanksahu8644]

Kekked

[@clapforboobies5892]

#6 a swipe of unscented deodorant on arm before applying fragrance to arm

[@Anthony_S_nyc]

Hi Steven! I always enjoy your videos and how informative and detailed you are. I have a question for you that I don't recall you mentioning in any video (at least that I've seen)... In the spring and especially the summer, do you ever run into a problem wearing fragrances outside with bees or mosquitos? I always try to wear something extremely light and spray scarcely when I am going to be outside for a long period of time in the heat. Any feedback on this topic would be appreciated because as much as I love and enjoy wearing fragrances, mosquitos and bees... etc put a damper on that especially living in humid New York LOL

[@Redolessence]

+Joseph Jones That's a great question! I think I read somewhere that mosquitos hate lemon oil. There is a fragrance called YVRA 1958 that actually works to repel mosquitos! I wear that a lot in the summer. Other than that, I don't really think about bees and mosquitos, but I do get bitten quote badly at times.

[@emolookinkid448]

Anyone know what that intro song is? Because I'm leaving this video with more questions than answers. But really just that one 😂

[@Redolessence]

Vibe Tracks - Take You Home Tonight

[@higi6899]

How would you apply versace man

[@higi6899]

Thank you

[@gilberttan7244]

my skin is so freakin dry that extrait de parfums from uae perfumes only last 30 minutes on my skin.

[@nmot97]

Nice g shock!

[@Redolessence]

thank you.

[@patrickparks560]

Where do buy molecule 01 ?

[@Redolessence]

I know luckyscent carries it.

[@Juniorverse]

The BEST way to make your fragrance last longer is to not buy it in the first place. Greedy corporations have watered down todays perfumes to the point of absurdity. One spray from a 1995 bottle of Dior Fahrenheit would literally fill an entire room. Literally. It didn't become a "skin scent" until you showered it off. Today, you're lucky if you can smell a scent 2 -3 hours after applying it. And that's on a good day, in perfect conditions. I see these videos of people gleefully declaring a scent "lasts 2-4 hours then becomes a skin scent for another 4 hours" which is laughable. The whole point of a perfume is for others to smell it. If no one can smell it around you, being a skin scent for 4 hours is pointless. Find a vintage bottle of whatever perfume and you will see just how long a perfume can really last and you will realize just how watered down current formulations are. Remember, the weaker the juice = more sprays = empty bottle faster = more $ale$.

[@underdogs7505]

So true what you said. today's colognes don't last.

[@yo18momas]

It's honestly like this for everything. It's sad

[@ceddyced31]

Totally agree...I use to buy cologne that stayed on even through showers... 1 or 2 sprays was all u needed and it didn't matter where u sprayed it...

[@Loudlevin]

Agreed, got back into collecting and noticed all purchased fragrances have not lasted more then 30-40 minutes on skin.

[@hazzznain]

Juniorverse very true bro

[@keelyleilani1326]

Petroleum jelly aka Vaseline is the absolute best thing I've ever used to make my fragrance last longer. Lotion is ok, but inferior as it just absorbs into your skin too quickly. Petroleum jelly just sits on top of your skin and keeps the fragrance projecting nicely for hours.

[@chiggie123]

omg me too! thought it was just me ! it works so well!

[@irondino247]

how do you apply it? Im thinking of trying it out

[@chiggie123]

haha! just like normal moisturiser. So shower , dry yourself off then seal in moisture with the vaseline lol

[@TheCameltotem]

huh! Thanks a lot

[@afnanhaider5673]

D'von Gilpon Invictus is awesome. It’s still smelling good after even 1 weak on my Shirt. So I have tested Invictus both on summer and winter. In summer it stays nearly 3 days and in winter it lasts more then 1 weak. It’s my personal experience.

[@mammakim201199]

I get olfactory fatigue very quickly if I spray on my neck, and I wash my hands so often that spraying on my wrist doesn't work that well either. I have discovered that fragrance last much longer and don't trigger olfactory fatigue if I spray it on the inside of my elbows. Fragrances that last 2 hours on my wrist can last for 6 hours on the inside of my elbows. That's a remarkable difference.

[@waylonmercy8125]

What if you have to wear long sleeves or all night?

[@cheezuschrist1102]

Waylon Mercy just do it on your neck (olfactory fatigue shouldn’t really matter, unless you constantly want to smell your fragrance)

[@greygreenblack]

Thank you for the suggestion of spraying on the inside of my elbows. I'll try this. I get olfactory fatigue quickly as well.

[@AaronStarks]

I agreed with all of those except the not spraying on the neck. It's the BEST place to spray for your fragrance to project and last on skin. Yes, olfactory fatigue sets in, but if you want to smell your fragrance yourself, you can always spray your hands/wrists as well. I normally spray a couple on the neck and a couple on my shirt (this is all fragrance dependent. You may go more or less depending on the consistency of the scent). For me, spraying on the clothes is the most essential element in making a scent last. It'll be there long after it stops performing on skin and after you think it's gone. Another tip you missed is actually probably the most critical: Hydration. There's no such thing as a person that has "dry skin". Those people are usually just folks that under-hydrate. Drink lots of water is good for your overall health (flushes out toxins, good for digestion, etc) but it is MAGNIFICENT for your skin. It helps fight acne, makes you look younger and most important for fragrance, keeps it moist on supple and fragrance sticks to it naturally. Drink more water, people. It's what you're made of!

[@MrDJones6700]

People definitely do have dry skin no matter how much water they drink

[@etheriusmoon1809]

@@MrDJones6700 me

[@MrHahaveryhappy]

Live in ny during the winter and see if you get dry skin. All I drink is water and only water. I don't trust drinks these days and soda kills you so I drink only water with some fruit in it if I want flavor but I still get dry skin in winter.

[@jennlecher5604]

No. There very definitely ARE people with dry skin and I’m one of them. Doesn’t matter how much water I drink, how well I hydrate my skin, how barely warm my bath water is, or how well I eat. Myself, my mother and one of my brothers all have dry skin and we always have. Not everyone has the same skin chemistry. Some people have eczema. Some have psoriasis and some are just dry, flaky hot messes. Just like some people have oily skin. Skin chemistry is different for everyone.

[@coffee_snob]

Why would you spray on your neck and dry out your skin. It ages your neck faster, and the neck has the most sensitive skin after the eyes. I agree with everything else you said, adding that applying moisturizer diligently is as important as drinking water. 😊

[@GRINGOVIC_OFICIAL]

Very helpful, I was wondering why my Feve Delicieuse disappeared from my neck so fast.. However, my new routine has worked amazingly for a few months now: 1 spray on the back of my head 1 spray on each shoulder on the clothes (that way it leaves a bigger trail & it builds a nice cloud when you stop walking or when you're inside the house or office or a café) 1 spray on each hand wrist (I skip the wrists if it's a strong perfume or super hot outside) Hope you guys try it and let me know how it goes.. Great video Steven

[@Redolessence]

Thank you for the great tips!

[@hichamlorenzo]

SAFADOVIC I will try and let you know , thank you 🙏

[@Eroge.von.Bismarck]

The only one EDP i have in my collection lasted 15 hours. I weared it for the very first time last week, which was Bvlgari Man in Black. Fantastic.

[@Redolessence]

Excellent fragrance! Thank you for watching!

[@Itph1111]

You sprayed on your clothes or body? Pardon my English

[@neaera.]

I just bought 4711 EDC 50ml Spray from DM store in Germany. It's only about 4 euro and the blast of bergamot and lemon last for 30min before it's totally gone. Hahaha

[@852ahmad]

I have seen many reviewers giving tips on making your fragrances last....but i havent seen anything like that This is the most technical set of tips which is so very unique and never heard of before Your are the best Steven!

[@Redolessence]

ahmad sameer Such an incredible comment! Thank you!

[@Redolessence]

Koveryl Thank you so very much for all of the kind words! I have never done such a video, but I would love to eventually!

[@Gbonejohn1974]

or the companies could stop producing watered down piss compared to the old stuff i remember clubbing in the early 90s two sprays of kouros at 8pm was still projecting like a beast at 4 in the morning ,woke up next day and its still going ....treated myself to a new bottle for nostalgia the other week and its basically kouros scented water ,its actually laughable how much its been neutered ,half the time now i wear clones and cheapies for that reason ..........i go through bottles of chanel allure sport /blanche/extreme that fast its disgusting ,on the website it actually says we suggest spraying liberally :O just make the fuckin thing stronger or drop the price i arent spraying any £100 fragrance liberally its a joke

[@Dreez76]

You can't even trust Edp markings anymore. Some of the less... serious brands, like D&G will put Edp on their bottles but the content fades almost instantly or becomes a skinscent. I read alot of reviews on D&G The One Edp for example.. very bad quality.. yet marked Edp. Gucci Absolute is also Edp, tried and tested - vanished after a 2 hours. Having a lasting fragrance is about knowing which one is quality, and use it. Dior Homme Intense/Dior Homme Parfum. Bleu de chanel Edp. Raghba wood intense. Thierry Mugler - Pure Malt / Angel Men / Tobacco .. Bvlgari Men in Black. Gucci Pour Homme I. Bentley Intense. Those are my go-to when it comes to quality and assured lasting. I don't own any scents from Naso Matto, but im' sure they're quality as well. It doesn't matter how much you spray or where you spray or how much you lotion before you spray.. poor quality fragrances will never last like a good quality fragrance.

[@gisbrei]

As far as I know, "Eau de parfum" refers to the ratio of oil to alcohol in the bottle. Some types of oil/notes last longer than others, so it's not set in stone that an EDP has to last longer than EDT and EDC

[@Dreez76]

It's also down to the individuals skintype. I've heard people getting almost no longevity out of Bleu de Chanel Edp, while i get day+. You could say each fragrance has a personality, and sometimes they just don't mix with whoever wears them.

[@MaRio-vm2wc]

Dreez76 bleu de chanel lasting??? Lmaooo ngga send me whatever bottle you have please.

[@mihais1]

BDC lasts for shit even on clothes, so it's objectively terrible as far as performance goes.

[@user-mj8nf2vp7q]

@@MaRio-vm2wc 😆🤭😅😂🤣💯👍🏽

[@timhendson2550]

Can you please do a video over wearing perfume when you work in cold weather and you are outside. Also if you typically wear long pants and long sleeves?

[@Redolessence]

Thank you for recommending that video idea, Tim!

[@colinnotyou0k78]

Applying too a fabric band-aid strip works as a larger test strip. Not only that, it maintains the top note and pushes down the less desirable notes in the fragrances I own. Sure it's not the most practical idea but it works! Further more, what other clothing materials work best? Can they be incorporated into the design of a garment for said purpose?

[@JoeSCENTMe]

A lot of great things I didn't know, so thank you for that. One concern I have with spraying clothing (besides the obvious potential of staining) is that when you go back to wear that article of clothing again and it still smells like the last thing you sprayed on, but you want to wear a different fragrance. I use a lot of good stuff and even though I don't spray my shirts, I can still smell my shirts just from making contact with my skin. The the main reason I stayed away from spraying shirts.

[@Xyo360]

Just a quick question even though I'm like a year late. The last tip is to not spray on the neck area right? Because of the fatigue thingy that happens? Correct me if I'm wrong but the fragrance will still last the way it lasts on your arm right but the difference is that it's just YOU who can't smell it anymore.

[@hanifmacca]

the reply is right above your comment.

[@millionaaar23]

Glad you made this I've been having performance issues. Could you make a video on how to apply? Where to spray and how many for different occasions?

[@marecrisium9506]

I've just realised that I always apply my fragrance two minutes out of the shower, so it's bound to evaporate quicker with body heat, and the moisture on the skin. I think I'll give it a little more time in future. I also vape a lot and find olfactory fatigue to be a very real thing. So much so that I sometimes can barely smell my perfume or taste my vape fluids.

[@Redolessence]

Thanks for watching!

[@jimmy5634]

Try waiting an hour or longer. Better yet, try this experiment. Shower before bed and apply your cologne the next morning. You will be stunned at how much longer it lasts.

[@marecrisium9506]

I have to shower every morning, because my body temperature is always pretty high and I feel unclean after sleeping. I can imagine this works well though.

[@coreywilkins7899]

@@jimmy5634 but I have to shower before work?

[@Chrysalis840]

To Digress: Paleeze do not vape. You are being experimented on. No one knows the long term consequences! Do not allow yourself to be a lab rat. I have a friend who experienced a huge episode of schizophrenia after vaping heavily for a year. The doctors ordered him to stop. OKAY on to my comment: drinking water, exfoliating the skin, AND cycling through DHA/Omega 3 oils, Borage, Evening Primrose actually improve hormonal balance and helps retain moisture in the skin. Try it! But realize you must be consistent. A noticeable glow to the eyes, skin, hair, nails and fragrance lasts longer!

[@matrixate]

I don't like P-Jelly because it is really greasy and oily. Also, if you have really fine clothes, it will stain. A KZbin commenter suggested Nivea cream. I can't even tell you how it has changed my life. I've tried different lotions and even Vaseline, and the Nivea gives me the best results. I highly suggest Nivea lotion on the back of your neck and wrists, at the very least. I really think the Nivea brand is on to something here.

[@rachelliz4786]

My grandma always tells me to spray perfume where you want to be kissed

[@Redolessence]

Great advice!

[@dhivdogg]

Instructions unclear. Penis on fire...

[@icemanbrfc]

Hold up there Rachel... I have other ideas here now lol

[@moyness]

Your grandma was coco chanel?

[@ahmedosama9040]

Timothy Te hhhhhhhhh

[@relentlessrocko]

Get a bottle of liquid bandage spray and spray twice let dry then spray your fragrance on top lasts all day and night it acts like a glue 😉👌🏽

[@Redolessence]

Haha. Nice

[@user-xl4pb5wo1g]

Steven I spray a lot on my clothes

[@Redolessence]

I do, too.

[@brightstarlavandula3028]

Sir... Are the tricks may good apply at southeast asia countries? Thank you...

[@robophobic3716]

I always spray my hand to gauge how the scent is doing as far as projection and longevity. That’s how I know how long they last when I’m testing.

[@lofi-latmiya]

I never spray my clothes, to me, fragrance is for the skin, which should evolve throughtout the day from note to note - the same does not occur when sprayed on clothes, at least not to the same effect. Depending on fragrance, I usually do 3 sprays MAX. One to the wrist (press the other wrist onto it) then dab behind ears and side of neck with wrists. Then spray to the chest, the heat from being covered with clothing helps project it further. Finally one spray at the back of the neck for a nice trail when walking/sillage.

[@imhellag]

"we all understand the importance of an adequately prepared surface before applying the topcoat." LOL!

[@Redolessence]

Haha

[@AlixD0829]

Excellent tips Steven, thanks for sharing. Molecule 01 hmmm, I have to look into that.

[@mdo5121]

I would think spraying on your chest under your shirt especially if you have hair there...would that give you fatigue? would vaseline work or is too thick?

[@b_he_him]

Great video! Sadly all colognes doesn’t last longer that 3 hours maximum even after trying all these tricks. The best I got was using molecule 01 and then applying Ambre tabac which lasted around 4.5-5hours before becoming a skin scent.

[@Redolessence]

Thanks for watching!

[@msbarnes1281]

Hi Steve, this is Destiny. It was awesome meeting you at the Scentz Event. You guys did a great job! Thanks again👋🏾

[@Redolessence]

A Scented Soul Hey, Destiny! It was so great seeing you in person! Thank you so much for coming!

[@divam-lord7880]

I feel like this video was made for me I feel like I've been on this journey mostly because they don't last on me!!! I have a few heavy winter scents that do, but any lighter scents doesn't last! What are your thoughts on fragrance primers??? Does Molecule 01 work??

[@embraceit8561]

So should we spray the fragrance on our skin or clothes?

[@michaelmaniscalco1150]

Buy an unscented mineral oil and apply it with a QTip apply the fragrance . It will last all night because oil dose not evaporate. When you need to refresh the scent excuse your self to the men's room and apply warm water to the areas where you applied your fragrance , the warm water will open the pours of your skin and let out some more scent.

[@azadwazeer8435]

Perfume that's lasts longer😂😂😂😂.. keep purchasing n make these guys perfume guys rich

[@Redolessence]

Thanks for watching!

[@jennlecher5604]

Dude. Concentration doesn’t matter. Who’s to say the Eau De Toilette in your right hand isn’t the exact same concentration as the Eau De Parfum in your left hand? They could both be 12%. I have several Eau De Toilettes that out perform many of my EDP’s and my Extrait De Parfums. Ingredients are much more important than concentration.

[@tnyce616]

Dylan blue doesn't last no more then 4 hours

[@coffee_snob]

I would not apply fragrance directly on the skin as it dries your skin and long term use causes skin sensitivity. I don't know why men apply it to their face or neck. Do they want to age faster? To me, the best application is over the clothes and hair. I do that after I apply addition moisturizer to my hair and it lasts until I wash my hair the next day.

[@llorenstorrespr4409]

Is fragances stronger than parfum even exist?! ¿Do you've a video with strogest formulas ect?

[@saikotpoddar2990]

What is molecule 01??? Is is perfume? What is the reason for buy ? Is it really makes my scent long lasting ????? Plz reply

[@ethangillese]

Can I use molecule 01 with all my fragrances? Everything from super sweet to super fresh?

[@originalvybepromotions7269]

Do you notice a difference in longevity spraying Molecule 01 first?

[@mariochanderbhan1792]

JOOP! Pour Homme. That stuff will stain lighter colored clothing; It lasts even after coming out of the wash!

[@zakka2047]

20 years ago you could wash a piece of clothing twice that had perfume on it and it would still annoyingly smell of the perfume you sprayed on, such a sad state these days with some frags lasting only a few hours.

[@ahmedkhankhan8941]

Thanks you for sharing good knowledge 😊👍🙏🙏🙏👍.

[@Redolessence]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheLuxuryHybrid]

Is Juliette Has A Gun NAP considered as a Iso E Super?

[@chamchamal1978]

What annoys is that when you wear your favourite aftershave , and start farting ! those 2 smells combine together , is a killer !

[@higi6899]

How would you apply 1 million lucky? I just go it for just casual wear

[@Redolessence]

I would do about 5 sprays. One on each side of the neck, one on the wrist and lightly touch the wrists together, one on the back of the head, and one on your shirt.