STOP Wearing Fragrance WRONG! (8 Places to NEVER Spray Cologne) The...
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Oct 12, 2026
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STOP Wearing Fragrance WRONG! (8 Places to NEVER Spray Cologne)
The wrong spot wastes a spray.
1. Your wrists
The wrong spot wastes a spray.
1. Your wrists
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Fragrance sits too far from someone’s nose there. Use the sides of your neck or your chest instead.
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2. Metal
Keep cologne off watches, chains and other metal. It can dull or damage the finish over time.
Keep cologne off watches, chains and other metal. It can dull or damage the finish over time.
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3. Down your pants
Fragrance mixes with natural body odour and can smell unpleasant. It also tastes bad if it gets on skin.
Fragrance mixes with natural body odour and can smell unpleasant. It also tastes bad if it gets on skin.
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4. Your hair
The alcohol in fragrance dries hair out and makes it brittle. Keep it off your hair and hairbrush.
The alcohol in fragrance dries hair out and makes it brittle. Keep it off your hair and hairbrush.
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5. The back of your neck
Hair can be there too, and this spot doesn’t keep the scent close to someone you’re speaking with.
Hair can be there too, and this spot doesn’t keep the scent close to someone you’re speaking with.
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6. Your shoes
Cologne won’t solve shoe odour. Wear socks and use powder to help keep your feet dry.
Cologne won’t solve shoe odour. Wear socks and use powder to help keep your feet dry.
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7. Your armpits
Fragrance won’t stop sweat or odour, and it can clash with deodorant. Use deodorant for your underarms.
Fragrance won’t stop sweat or odour, and it can clash with deodorant. Use deodorant for your underarms.
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8. Too close to your clothes
A concentrated spray can leave oil marks, especially on leather or a suit. If you spray fabric, keep some distance.
For the places you do apply fragrance, moisturise first so the skin isn’t dry. Keep the scent near your neck and chest, and let it stay subtle.
A concentrated spray can leave oil marks, especially on leather or a suit. If you spray fabric, keep some distance.
For the places you do apply fragrance, moisturise first so the skin isn’t dry. Keep the scent near your neck and chest, and let it stay subtle.