What Are Pulse Points?
Pulse points are where your heartbeats can be felt through the skin. They are warm spots on our bodies. The heat helps in spreading the scent of perfumes.| Body Part | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Wrists | Near to the skin surface. |
| Neck | Close to your nose, too! |
| Inner elbows | They get warm as you move. |
| Behind the knees | Scent drifts up as you walk. |
| Behind the ears | Good spot for a soft smell. |
| Chest | Warm and often uncovered. |
Why Perfumes Love Pulse Points
- Heat Makes Scents Spread: These warm spots help share your smell.
- Longer-lasting Smell: On pulse points, your perfume stays longer.
- Natural Diffusers: Your body’s heat pushes the scent into the air.
- Better Fragrance Experience: It helps the scent to naturally mix with your own smell.
How to Apply Perfume on Pulse Points
Follow these simple steps for the best scent experience:- Make sure your skin is clean.
- Hold the bottle 3-6 inches away.
- Lightly spray or dab perfume.
- Don’t rub it in, just let it dry.
- Reapply if needed for more smell.
Choosing the Right Perfume for Your Pulse Points
Not all perfumes are the same! Here are some tips:- Daytime Scents: Go for fresh, light smells.
- Nighttime Scents: Pick stronger, deeper smells.
- Your Skin Type: Dry skin may need more scent.
- The Season: Choose according to the weather.
Pulse Points and Aromatherapy
Did you know? Pulse points are also key in aromatherapy! Aromatherapy uses smells for feeling good. When oils are put on pulse points, it can make you feel calm or awake!Do’s and Don’ts of Perfume on Pulse Points
Do’s
- Test a new scent on a pulse point.
- Start with less, you can always add more.
- Store your perfumes in a cool, dark place.
Don’ts
- Don’t mix too many scents at once.
- Avoid spraying perfume on your clothes.
- Don’t use old or expired perfumes.
