Distinguish skin fragrance from a fabric product
A body fragrance and a mist intended for linen serve different purposes. Check the product’s intended use before application, even when both share a collection name. On skin, follow the manufacturer’s precautions and avoid irritated areas as well as eyes and mucous membranes when using your chosen fragrance.
Protect fabrics before seeking a lasting trace
Perfume may leave a mark on some fabrics, particularly delicate or pale materials. Follow both garment and product instructions instead of assuming universal compatibility. If you choose to scent an authorised textile, first testing an inconspicuous area lets you observe its appearance without immediately exposing a visible part of the garment.