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Perfume is a delightful way to elevate your personal aroma and feel more confident, but it sometimes results in stubborn stains on clothing. These discolorations often occur when alcohol and essential oils in fragrance react with fabric threads, particularly on delicate fabrics such as chiffon, georgette, or satin. To avoid perfume stains on your wardrobe, begin by applying it properly. Always apply perfume directly to your skin. Focus on warm zones such as your inner elbows, collarbone, and behind your knees, where your natural warmth helps the fragrance bloom. Wait a full half-minute before dressing before wearing any fabric. This permits the ethanol to fully evaporate and allows the oils to absorb into your skin. If you like to mist the air and walk through the fragrance, ensure you’re standing several feet away and avoid spraying directly near your garments. Use fragrance sparingly. Just two or three spritzes are typically sufficient. Keep it away from heat and sunlight to slow oxidation and thickening. Exposure to sunlight may concentrate the oils, increasing the likelihood of fabric damage. If you’re dressed in ivory, white, or sheer materials, consider choosing an oil-free perfume. Perfume balms and limited edition fragrances roll-ons leave fewer marks. Do a patch test on a hidden seam. If a stain does appear, respond right away with a dry cloth. Never rub the stain vigorously, as this spreads the stain across the fabric. For persistent or set-in stains, seek help from a certified stain removal expert and specify that it’s a perfume stain, because enables them to select a perfume-safe cleaning agent. By following these simple steps lets you savor your perfumes while protecting your clothes.