POV: You Know How To Layer Correctly
Layering scents properly is truly an art that enhances your fragrance’s longevity and overall experience. From my personal routine, starting with a rich, hydrating body lotion like Covered in Roses Ultimate Hydration Body Cream, which contains shea butter, deeply nourishes the skin and provides a smooth base for scents to adhere better. After fully absorbing the lotion, I apply a body oil such as BSB Rich Aunty to lock in the moisture. This extra hydration step is a game changer because fragrance binds better to moisturized skin. Next, applying perfume to pulse points like wrists, neck, and behind ears is essential. I favor Sand+Fog Sweet Rose Eau de Toilette for its fresh, floral notes that complement the creaminess of the lotion and oil. To intensify and prolong the scent, I add a layer of body spray on top, such as Gath & Body Works Covered in Roses, which is dermatologist-tested and lightweight enough to refresh without overpowering. For those who love an extra boost, adding a second body spray like Fenty Skin's Hey, Bouquet Allover Body Mist on top can create a multi-dimensional fragrance profile that evolves throughout the day. The key is layering products with complementary notes and textures that hydrate and seal the scent, rather than clashing or overpowering one another. Incorporating this layering technique into your shower and body care routine not only enhances fragrance performance but also leaves skin feeling soft and luscious. Experimenting with different combinations and layering orders allows you to customize your scent experience uniquely. Remember, moisture is your best friend when trying to maximize fragrance longevity!






I love my BSB Rich Aunty, that's what I layer with Covered in Roses