Can perfume be sprayed directly on the skin?

Perfume can be sprayed, but it is not recommended to spray directly on the skin.

The main reason is that when people sweat after spraying perfume on their skin, the perfume sprayed on their bodies will combine with the sweat on their skin. This will not only greatly reduce the fragrance and make it short-lived, but also easily irritate the skin and make it uncomfortable.

Therefore, it is suggested to spray perfume on clothes, handkerchiefs and other fine fabrics to save the amount of perfume and increase the time and effect of fragrance retention.

Perfume is an alcoholic solution of essence and a proper amount of fixative. Its main function is to spray it on skirts, handkerchiefs and hairlines, giving off a pleasant fragrance, and it is one of the important cosmetics.

The content of essence in perfume is relatively high, generally 15%~25%, and the concentration of ethanol is 75%~85%. Adding 5% water can make the fragrance thorough.

The alcohol used to make perfume must be refined,

The method is as follows: 1, adding 0.02%~0.05% potassium permanganate into ethanol, stirring vigorously and blowing air at the same time. If the brown dioxide precipitates violently, it is removed by static filtration and then distilled for later use.

2. Add 1~2 drops of 30% hydrogen peroxide to each liter of ethanol and store it at 25~30 degrees Celsius for several days. Add 1% activated carbon into daily ethanol, stir it several times a day, leave it for a few days, and filter it for later use.

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