You can't wear multiple fragrances at once.
Many people typically stick to a single fragrance for an occasion, fearing that combining fragrances might create an overwhelming mix. However, the concept of wearing more than one fragrance, known as layering, is indeed possible.
The myth behind this notion is that applying multiple scents can result in an overpowering, excessive fragrance. While there is some truth to this, the idea that wearing multiple fragrances is always wrong is not accurate; it's all about moderation. The key is to apply the right amount of the appropriate perfume for a specific occasion and time of day. Excessive use of any perfume, whether individually or in combination, can have the same overpowering effect.
Interestingly, many perfumers actually encourage people to experiment with layering fragrances. Combining different scents can lead to a unique and complex olfactory experience.
So, the next time you're uncertain about whether to wear a vanilla or tobacco scent, or choose between rose and citrus, don't hesitate to try both. You may be pleasantly surprised by the results and how distinct your fragrance will be.
