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"Phyto invited me into its Phyto Universe salon the other day, a cool little spot featuring hair analysis, skin care treatments, and even a little Caron fragrances boutique&amp;amp;#8212;which is where I picked up the best tip for finding a new perfume. Now, as you know, what you smell in the bottle isn&amp;#x27;t always how it&amp;#x27;s actually going to smell on you. Fragrance changes as you wear it, as the top notes start to lift and the fragrance &amp;quot;dries down&amp;quot; on your skin&amp;amp;#8212;plus your own body chemistry can bring out certain aspects of the perfume over time. So you know you should spritz it on and try it out, right? Well, the surprising thing to me was the magic number of minutes you have to wait for this all to happen. You want to know what it is? Drum roll, please... It&amp;#x27;s 45 minutes! That&amp;#x27;s how long it takes for everything to &amp;quot;settle&amp;quot; and for most of the changes to take place for you to get a sense of what it&amp;#x27;s really going to smell like on you. So the next time you think you love something in the store, spray it on and then go to lunch and check the clock. If you still love it after you finish your sandwich 45 minutes later, head back and pick it up. Otherwise, you&amp;#x27;ve just saved yourself from a regrettable perfume purchase. You&amp;#x27;re welcome. What&amp;#x27;s your trick to finding a new perfume? Photos: \uFFFD\uFFFD ONOKY - Photononstop / Alamy"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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