How to Make Your Perfume Last Longer: 8 Proven Tips
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Short answer: To make perfume last longer, apply it to moisturised skin at pulse points straight after a shower, don't rub your wrists, and choose an Eau de Parfum concentration. Here are 8 tips that genuinely work.
8 tips to make your fragrance last
- Moisturise first — scent clings to hydrated skin. Use an unscented lotion.
- Apply to pulse points — wrists, neck, behind ears, inner elbows.
- Don't rub your wrists — it breaks down the top notes. Dab, don't rub.
- Spray after a shower — clean, warm skin holds fragrance best.
- Choose Eau de Parfum — a higher oil concentration lasts longer. Every Leclair & Moreau scent is an EdP.
- Layer with matching products where you can.
- Spritz hair or clothing lightly — fabric holds scent for hours.
- Store it properly — cool, dark place, away from heat and light.
Browse our best-selling long-lasting Eau de Parfums or read the fragrance notes guide.
FAQ
Does Eau de Parfum last longer than Eau de Toilette?
Yes — EdP has a higher fragrance-oil concentration, so it lasts longer. All our fragrances are Eau de Parfum.
How long should a good perfume last?
A quality EdP typically lasts 6–12 hours depending on skin type and how it's applied.