FRAGRANCE MISATAKES YOU MUST AVOID! 😲⛔

[@justaddlight]

Understanding a fragrance and how it relates to you definitely takes time. It can be a long journey of personal discovery, so don't rush it. Associations with smells are being formed all the time, and it's good to be congnizant of them when they do. Oftentimes, initial reactions are simply manifestations of these deeper associations, and can act somewhat like a pressure release valve. Once the emotional pressure has been released with regular stimulation, perceptions can change rather dramatically, tending toward a more habituated and objective equilibrium. A simple model for the initial hate or honeymoon phases of perfume acquisition. Critical to remember that perceptions at a distance can be vastly different than those up close. 🌎 Judge reservedly.

[@290revolver290]

This was a fantastic read. Well said my friend

[@arbabkhan_original]

I’m liking this way of you going through it all in one cut, if it’s one cut. 😅 But it’s really nice.

[@ShawnC07]

Great advice as usual Max

[@Mojse]

SPELLING MISTAKES YOU MUST AVOID!!! 😲⛔

[@boristagesson967]

No, it is Japanese. 😂

[@clayz8098]

Think the only other thing to look out for is like the fake fragrances. Getting the fragrance from a legitimate website is pretty important nowadays

[@barts6386]

Thank you for the video.

[@magnuswesterfalk1482]

I think it is a misstake to spray on your clothes. It might stain and you have to wash it off before wearing it with another fragrance.

[@Jhart44]

I usually do 2 sprays on each side neck. 3 on front and 4 on back. Is that a good bubble or too much?

[@oleander1956]

I think its a missteak to spell "mistake" two different ways - in the thumbnail and also the description