Fragrance layering
This method doesn't mean mixing two perfumes in one bottle but implies applying several different compositions to the skin at once. There are basic rules for layering scents: Citrus accords can work with almost all other notes: woody, floral, and amber. The main rule is to first apply a rich fragrance to the skin and then citrus; Heavy and simple perfumes are perfectly combined with each other. Don't use two heavy fragrances at once. One of them should be lighter, than another. You can play with textures. Apply one fragrance to your chest or hands, and a different scent on your wrists. It is better to choose perfumes that have common ingredients, for example, rose accents, vanilla base, or green shades.
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