Without even invoking the Proustian phenomenon, the most memorable thing in human memory is “smell”. Among the goods that produce such scents, the most popular among both men and women alike is “kneaded perfume,” which is easy to adjust in density and highly portable. In this issue, we focus on such “perfume paste” and introduce recommended items.
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What is Perfume Knead?
Perfume paste is a balm-like fragrance item made by kneading fragrance into a paste with wax. Since an appropriate amount is taken and applied directly to the body, the strength of the fragrance can be easily adjusted, and there is no need to worry about overdoing it and having a strong smell, as is the case with perfume. In addition, while perfumes generally contain alcohol, the perfume paste does not, making it gentle on the skin. In addition to the small package, there is no risk of spilling, as with liquids, and it is convenient to carry, making it easy to reapply frequently.
Where is the right place to put perfume paste?
If you are going to go to the trouble of using a perfume paste, you will want to apply it to areas where it will be most effective so that the fragrance will reach your partner. We recommend applying it to parts of the body where body temperature is high, such as the wrists and neck. Since the perfume is softly scented every time it pulses, it has the advantage of requiring only a small amount. In addition, beeswax and Vaseline, the main ingredients of perfume paste, are excellent moisturizers, so it is also recommended to use them on fingertips like hand cream.
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