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szdaily -> Lifestyle -> 
Mistake you’re making with your perfume
    2016-04-15  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

    WHEN you finally find your perfect signature scent, the fragrance that is just so you, you may feel inclined to wear it all the time. But unfortunately, just like 5-inch heels and face gloss, there is a time and place for even the loveliest perfume — and that place is not when you’re in an enclosed space with several other people who cannot escape the scent.

    Why is wearing perfume in enclosed spaces bad?

    With many people experiencing sensitivity to scented products, it’s not exactly wise to spritz your perfume, then subject people to it at work, on a plane, or on any other public transportation. “Researchers aren’t entirely sure what causes people to have a negative reaction to fragrance, but it could be down to physiological makeup,” explains dermatological surgeon Joel Schlessinger, adding that some people can smell things at a lower level due to the internal workings of their noses.

    And because “200 or more chemical components can go into an artificial fragrance,” it can be tough for folks to determine the exact scent they’re allergic to.

    Lest you think this is just an issue of taste, Schlessinger has some bad news: Being around perfume or cologne can actually be dangerous for those who are allergic. “Common symptoms range from headaches, watery eyes, and sneezing to dizziness, asthma attacks, and difficulty breathing,” he warns. And these aren’t just reactions allergic people have while wearing fragrances — merely being in the presence of certain scents can lead to severe discomfort.

    How can you minimize your fragrance’s effects?

    First of all, the kind thing to do is to avoid heavy perfumes. You can spray a couple spritzes in the air, then walking through it to ensure you’re not applying too much. Avoid adding more throughout the day, and definitely don’t spray it around folks without asking first.

    You can also skip the perfume all together and instead opt for regular deodorant to feel fresh all day long, and Schlessinger suggests choosing a scented body wash to add a light scent that won’t linger in the air around you.(SD-Agencies)

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