Heat makes perfume project more and fade faster. In summer, choose fresh openings with citrus, green or aquatic notes, and spray lighter.
Tsunami Chill (orange, grapefruit, vetiver), Flying Spur (green mandarin, rosemary, cypress) and Prime Time (pineapple, bergamot, oakmoss).
Pretty Wild (ginger, chamomile, marigold) and First Glance (mandarin, peony, osmanthus).
Two or three sprays are enough. Spray on clothes as well as skin, and keep a 5ml tester in your bag to refresh after midday.
Spray straight after a shower on moisturised skin, add one spray on fabric, and never rub your wrists. The full guide covers where to spray and how to store the bottle in a Pakistani summer.
How to make perfume last in heat
Fresh citrus, green and aquatic scents. Heavy vanilla and oud feel dense in heat and are better saved for evenings and winter.