Fragrance Guide

A Little Spray, A Lasting Impression

How to Apply Perfume

Step 1 — Keep the Right Distance

Hold the perfume bottle approximately 10–20 cm away from your skin for an even application.

Step 2 — Start with a Few Sprays

Begin with 2–4 sprays, depending on the fragrance strength and your personal preference.

Step 3 — Moisturise Your Skin

Apply an unscented moisturiser before spraying. Well-moisturised skin may help your fragrance last longer.

Step 4 — Let It Settle Naturally

Allow the perfume to dry naturally. Avoid rubbing your wrists together after spraying.

SELLION Tip: Start light and add more only when needed. A little fragrance can go a long way.

Find Your Perfect Scent Spots

Wrists

An easy, convenient place to apply fragrance. Spray lightly and allow it to dry without rubbing.

Neck

Apply a small amount to the sides of your neck for a fragrance that stays close to you.

Behind the Ears

A subtle application point, especially when you prefer a softer fragrance experience.

Inner Elbows

A great alternative to the wrists, particularly when you want to avoid frequent handwashing affecting your fragrance.

SELLION Tip: You don't need to spray every area. Choose two or three application points that feel comfortable for you.

Avoid spraying on irritated or broken skin.

Keep Your Favourite Scents at Their Best

1. Keep It Cool and Dry

Store your perfume in a cool, dry place with a relatively stable temperature.

2. Avoid Direct Sunlight

Keep your fragrance away from windows and direct sunlight. Prolonged exposure to light and heat may affect its quality.

3. Avoid Humid Bathrooms

Bathrooms experience frequent temperature and humidity changes, making them less suitable for long-term perfume storage.

4. Keep the Cap Closed

Close the bottle securely after use to minimise exposure to air and help protect the fragrance.

5. Store Bottles Upright

Keep your perfume standing upright, preferably in its original box or a closed cabinet.

SELLION Tip: A bedroom drawer or wardrobe shelf away from heat and sunlight is usually a good storage choice.