Choose for the heat you actually encounter
Summer may mean a hot terrace, an air-conditioned office or cool evenings. A single seasonal label cannot cover all those situations. Explore citrus, aromatic notes or luminous woods according to your preferences, then observe the fragrance’s comfort in your usual surroundings rather than looking for one rule that applies everywhere.
Protect both the bottle and your routine from excess
Avoid leaving perfume in direct sunlight or an overheated vehicle. Follow the specific application instructions and begin moderately, particularly when travelling in shared transport. A top-up may suit your routine, but it should not automatically compensate for the fading of the initial brightness, which forms part of the fragrance’s normal development.