I want to enjoy my favorite perfume in more situations.
Have you ever thought that? At times like that, the idea that crosses your mind is, "Can I use perfume as a room fragrance?"
In fact, it is possible to enjoy perfume as a room scent.
However, since perfume is originally made to be used on the skin, a little ingenuity is required to use it as a room fragrance.
This time, we have summarized how to use it and points to be careful about in a column format.
Tips for using perfume as a room fragrance
1. Spread the scent with clever sprays
When using perfume as a room fragrance, the first thing to consider is how you spray it. It is best to dilute a small amount of perfume with water, put it in a spray bottle, and spray it lightly into the air, rather than spraying the perfume directly into the room.
By diluting it with water, the perfume won't be too strong and will spread pleasantly throughout the space.
In addition, if you spray it lightly on fabric products such as curtains, sofas, and cushions, the soft fragrance will last for a long time. If the fragrance is originally light, such as Show Layer, there is no need to dilute it with water.
Also, perfume may stain, so it's a good idea to test it before spraying. .
2. Spread the scent by soaking it in cotton
If you want to enjoy the scent more subtly, you can spray a small amount of perfume onto a cotton ball or tissue and place it in a corner of the room.
This method allows the scent to diffuse slowly, leaving a gentle fragrance throughout the space.
For example, it is perfect for places where you want a calming scent, such as on your desk or on a side table in your bedroom.
It is especially recommended for when you want to enjoy your favorite scent before going to bed at night.
3. Choose your perfume carefully
When using perfume as a room fragrance, the scent you choose is also an important point.
A scent that is pleasant on the skin may be too strong when spread throughout the room.
For example, floral and citrus perfumes are light and refreshing, making them ideal for a room.
On the other hand, woody and spicy scents tend to be strong and lasting, so they may feel heavy in a small room.
Choose a perfume scent that suits the size and purpose of the space.
4. Don't overuse it
Perfume is designed to have a strong scent in small amounts, so it is important to use a small amount when using it as a room fragrance.
In particular, if the scent is too strong, it can linger in the room and cause discomfort.
By using the appropriate amount for the space and enjoying it sparingly, you can maintain a relaxing atmosphere.
5. Be careful where you store your perfume
Even when using perfume as a room fragrance, you need to be careful about where you store it.
If stored in a hot, humid place or exposed to direct sunlight, the scent may change or the product may deteriorate.
Storing your perfume in a cool, dark place will help it retain its original scent for longer.
This also applies when used as a room fragrance.
6. Don't forget to ventilate the room
When enjoying perfume in a room, it is important to ventilate the room so that the scent does not linger too much. If the scent lingers for a long time, it can actually make you tired.
By opening the windows and letting in fresh air, you can enjoy the scent comfortably.
Summary
Using perfume as a room fragrance is an easy idea that can be implemented with a little ingenuity.
However, it is important to pay attention to the type and amount of scent and use it in a way that suits the space.
If you want to enjoy your favorite scent in your room, try incorporating the scent little by little to create a relaxing space.
Enjoy the fun of creating your own special space with the power of perfume fragrance.
SHO ISHIZAKA
Fragrance producer/CEO of Saint Nations Co., Ltd.Born in 1982. After graduating from Gakushuin University, he completed a master's course at Lancaster University in the UK. After returning to Japan, he worked in the fragrance industry and produced numerous products. In 2010, one of his produced products won the Japan Fragrance Grand Prize. Since establishing the fragrance manufacturer "Scent Nations" in January 2012, in addition to planning and developing the original brand "Show Layered," he has used the strengths of his unique network to combine various content with fragrances and produce products for numerous celebrities, athletes, and brands.