Perfume and sunlight
We usually put perfume directly onto the skin – after all, spraying onto our clothes could leave a stain.
But take note:
- Perfume combined with sunshine can cause photo damage to the skin (hyper pigmentation, or brown marks)
- Lemon oil can cause increased skin sensitivity to ultraviolet light if left on the skin
The answer is to put a drop of your perfume behind your ears. Why? Behind the ears there is stronger blood circulation, and the perfume will be more intense.
Watch the video ‘Perfume and sunlight’
See related article ‘Sun exposure and skin’ or watch the video
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Lucie 
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Posted: November 23rd, 2009
Categories: Beauty tips, Beauty topics, Perfume, Skin hyperpigmentation, Sun exposure and skin, Tips and hints
Tags: article and video sun exposure and skin, ears, effect, lemon oil, Perfume, photo damage, sensitive skin, skin damage, sunlight, UV, video perfume and sunlight
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Categories: Beauty tips, Beauty topics, Perfume, Skin hyperpigmentation, Sun exposure and skin, Tips and hints
Tags: article and video sun exposure and skin, ears, effect, lemon oil, Perfume, photo damage, sensitive skin, skin damage, sunlight, UV, video perfume and sunlight
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