Fragrance expert: why you should never store perfume in the bathroom and how to make it last years
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Perfume Professor Reveals Why You Should NEVER Store Your Fragrances In The Bathroom And How To Make Them Last For Years
- A ‘Perfume Professor’ Said You Should Keep Fragrances In The Bathroom
- Emilia said that constant changes in temperature will make the perfume go bad faster.
- He also said not to leave fragrances on the windowsill or on top of a dresser.
- The perfume guru said that a ‘cool, dark and dry’ place will keep fragrances fresh for years.
- Emilia is known online for her perfume knowledge and she shared the trick online.
A self-confessed ‘perfume professor’ has revealed why you should never store your fragrances in the bathroom, and where to store them so they’ll last ‘for years and years’.
Emilia from the United States, known online for her expert knowledge of fragrances, said that ‘constant temperature fluctuations’ in the bathroom will ‘spoil’ any perfume stored there faster.
He also warned against keeping them on a windowsill and said the best place to store perfume is in a “cool, dry and dark place” on a TikTok. shorten.
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Perfume influencer Emilia (pictured) has revealed why you should never keep your fragrances in the bathroom. She said they will last ‘years’ if stored in a cool, dark and dry place.
Emilia, from the US, said that ‘constant temperature fluctuations’ in the bathroom will ‘spoil’ any perfume stored there faster
“It has come to my attention that no one on TikTok and Pinterest knows the proper way to store perfume,” she said in the clip after showing a series of images of fragrance bottles on a bathroom bench.
“If you looked at this photo and had a gut reaction to seeing perfume on the bathroom counter, you were correct.”
Emilia said that the steam from the shower and the constant temperature changes in the bathroom will spoil the perfume faster than if they were stored properly.
He also cautioned against keeping them on a windowsill, saying the best place to store perfume is in a “cool, dry, dark place.”
“Now you’re thinking, okay, I’ll take them out of my bathroom and put them on my dresser or my windowsill, don’t do that either,” she said.
‘Store your fragrances in a cool, dry and dark place. I always recommend your closet or dresser drawer.
Emilia added that some people keep their infusions in the refrigerator but “they don’t need to go that far.”
“When you store them correctly they will last you for years and years,” he said, adding the phrase: “Say it with me: hide them so they stay.”
Beauty lovers were stunned by the little-known information and Emilia’s video has been viewed more than 5.2 million times.
‘WOAH I didn’t know this. So eau de toilette is nowhere near toilette!’ joked one viewer.
‘Facts. I still have a fragrance from high school that’s still going strong,’ a second agreed.
‘The walk of shame I just did to my bathroom. They go to the closet in the hallway,” replied another.
But not everyone was convinced and wanted to keep their ‘pretty’ perfume bottles in plain sight.
“Nahhhh, I’m not going to buy nice expensive bottles so I don’t have them on display,” wrote one woman.
“I’ll forget about it if I hide it,” said another.