*No 657 | Inspired by English Pear & Freesia

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No657 Inspired by English Pear & Freesia is a Chypre Fruity group family fragrance for women

Experience the enchanting blend of nature’s bounty with our exquisite No657 perfume. Immerse yourself in a fragrance that captures the essence of an idyllic English garden, transporting you to a world of serenity and elegance.

Our No657 perfume is a harmonious symphony of crisp, juicy pears and delicate, fragrant freesias. The luscious pear notes provide a refreshing and invigorating opening, while the soft and floral freesia accords add a touch of femininity and grace. The combination is both captivating and uplifting, creating a scent that is truly irresistible.

Immerse your senses in the gentle breeze of an English garden as the fragrance dances on your skin. The sweet, juicy pear notes mingle with the soft, floral embrace of freesias, creating a delightful olfactory experience that will leave you feeling refreshed and revitalized throughout the day.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, our No657 perfume is designed to be long-lasting, ensuring that the alluring scent lingers delicately on your skin. Whether you’re attending a special occasion or simply want to add a touch of elegance to your everyday routine, this fragrance is the perfect companion.

Wrap yourself in the timeless elegance of No657 perfume. Let the lush aromas transport you to a serene oasis, where nature’s beauty envelops your senses. With every spritz, embrace the delicate balance of fruity and floral notes, and revel in the enchantment that this fragrance brings.

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5 Tricks to make your perfume last longer (suggestions)                                                                 

No657 Inspired by English Pear & Freesia

Have you wondered why the scent of your perfume only lasts for like two hours max before it starts to fade away? Hate to break it to you, but the answer is in exactly how (and where) you’re applying your perfume, and you’re probably doing it wrong. (I know, I’ve been there.) Don’t stress though, because I’ve compiled a list of 5 easy perfume hacks to help you figure out how to apply perfume and make it last for hours so you smell really good. Keep reading for all of the tips and tricks.

How to apply perfume Tip 1: Spray it on your clothes                                                                         

No657 Inspired by English Pear & Freesia

Don’t just stick to spraying perfume on your body spritz it all over your clothes too. Clothing fibres are able to hold in scents for a very long time.

How to apply perfume Tip 2: Spritz, Do not Mist                                                                                 

No657 Inspired by English Pear & Freesia

Do you know how some people spray a bunch of perfume into the air and then walk through it? Yeah, don’t do that—you’re just wasting product and the scent will evaporate after a short amount of time. A direct spritz on to bare skin is all you need to keep the perfume scent on you for longer.

How to apply perfume Tip 3: Rup vaseline on first                                                                                 

No657 Inspired by English Pear & Freesia

Rub Vaseline on your pulse points before spraying your perfume to make the scent last longer. The ointment holds the fragrance to your skin longer than if you were to spray it onto dry skin.

How to apply perfume Tip 4: Spray your perfume right after taking a shower                                     

No657 Inspired by English Pear & Freesia

The moisture on your skin will help lock in the scent. This will also prevent the perfume from staining super delicate clothes.

How to apply perfume Tip 5: Do not rub your wrists together                                                             

 No657 Inspired by English Pear & Freesia

Don’t dab the perfume on your wrists after spraying. If you rub your wrists together, you’ll force the scent to disappear faster than intended—aka your perfume won’t last as long.