手腕噴香水后相互摩擦？原來(lái)這么多年用香水的方法都錯(cuò)了

If you're in the habit of spritzing your wrists and then rubbing them together, you're actually ruining the scent.

如果你習(xí)慣把香水噴到手腕上，然后將兩個(gè)手腕相互摩擦，你其實(shí)是在破壞香味。

That's because the friction 'heats up the skin, which produces natural enzymes that change the course of the scent', with the top and middle notes being worst affected as well as the dry-down - the long period during which the fragrance unfolds.

這是因?yàn)槟Σ?ldquo;會(huì)讓皮膚發(fā)熱，從而產(chǎn)生會(huì)改變香味階段的天然酶”，前調(diào)和中調(diào)受的影響最大，后調(diào)——香味逐漸釋放的漫長(zhǎng)過(guò)程——也會(huì)受影響。

If you're wearing a floral perfume, for instance, this heat makes it lose its crispness.

如果你用的是花香型香水，這種熱度會(huì)讓其喪失清新的味道。

To keep your fragrance smelling like it should, as well as making it last longer, spritz it once and then simply let it sink in.

為了讓你的香水散發(fā)出它本應(yīng)有的美好香氣，并且讓香氣更持久，你只需噴一下，然后讓香水自行滲入皮膚。

Perfume is extremely sensitive to environmental changes and will be impacted by changes such as going from cold to hot.

香水對(duì)外界變化極其敏感，并會(huì)因此受到影響，比如溫度由冷變熱。

This process sets off 'unexpected chemical reactions within the natural ingredients' of the perfume such as patchouli, meaning your perfume will age faster and start to smell 'off'.

溫度變化會(huì)引發(fā)香水的“天然原料(比如廣藿香)之間意想不到的化學(xué)反應(yīng)”，這意味著你的香水會(huì)“老得更快”，開(kāi)始“變味”。

The best way to store your fragrance is in its original box at room temperature.

儲(chǔ)存香水的最好方式就是放在原裝盒子里，置于室溫環(huán)境中。

If you are lucky enough to have lots of bottles or you don't use your favourite perfume every day, oxygen will start to break down the molecules as it languishes on your dressing table.

如果你足夠幸運(yùn)，擁有許許多多瓶香水，或者你不是天天用最愛(ài)的香水，那么氧氣就會(huì)開(kāi)始打破香水的分子結(jié)構(gòu)，使其在你的化妝臺(tái)上漸漸揮發(fā)、變質(zhì)。

A typical bottle has a shelf life of three months so if you're not using a perfume daily, you're best off buying a smaller variety.

典型香水的保質(zhì)期是三個(gè)月，所以，如果不是天天用香水，你最好買(mǎi)一個(gè)小瓶裝的。

Or you could decant your bigger bottles into smaller containers and keep them in the fridge to maintain perfection.

或者你可以把你的大瓶裝香水分裝到幾個(gè)小瓶，把它們放到冰箱里，以保持完美的香味。

The idea of a perfume that boasts of being all-natural might sound appealing, but the fragrance may well let you down.

打著純天然旗號(hào)的香水也許聽(tīng)著很有吸引力，但是這種香水的香味會(huì)讓你失望。

Musk, which was formerly derived from animals, is probably the most popular fragrance ingredient but must be created synthetically.

麝香很可能是最受歡迎的香水原料，過(guò)去取自于動(dòng)物，現(xiàn)在只能人工合成。

Other popular smells, such as peony, freesia, and lily of the valley, can't be extracted naturally as they don't release enough aroma so they must be re-created.

其他受歡迎的香味，比如芍藥、小蒼蘭、鈴蘭，不能通過(guò)自然手段提取，因?yàn)檫@些花釋放的香味不足，所以必須人工再造。

According to Kurkdjian the ideal formula is a blend of essential oils, absolutes, and man-made ingredients.

庫(kù)爾吉安指出，最理想的香水配方是精油、凈油和人工原料的混合。

Perfume actually doesn't last too long on dry skin, according to Kurkdjian and as you sweat the natural oils destroy the fragrance.

庫(kù)爾吉安指出，香水其實(shí)不能在干燥的皮膚上停留太久，在你流汗時(shí)，天然的油脂會(huì)破壞香味。

You can combat this by using the matching body lotion or making sure your moisturiser isn't scented so it doesn't interfere.

你可以通過(guò)使用和香水氣味相配的身體乳或不含香精的潤(rùn)膚露來(lái)防止香味互相干擾。

If you want to ensure longevity, mist your scent lightly on your hair or on a scarf.

如果你想讓香水留香時(shí)間持久，你可以把香水輕輕噴灑在頭發(fā)上，或者圍巾上。

'Because they move with the air, it helps with the diffusion of the scent,' he explained.

他解釋道：“因?yàn)轭^發(fā)和圍巾隨風(fēng)飄動(dòng)，這有助于香氣的彌漫。”

If you are putting perfume on your skin, target spots that are exposed to the air.

如果你把香水噴在皮膚上，最好噴在暴露在空氣中的身體部位。

It's no good putting it on pulse points such as the wrists and inner elbows if they're covered up.

如果手腕或手肘被衣物覆蓋的話，把香水噴在手腕或手肘內(nèi)側(cè)等脈搏跳動(dòng)處是沒(méi)有用的。