How to make your home fragrance last longer
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Why does the scent evaporate too quickly?
Two main reasons: excessive ventilation and non-absorbent surfaces. A few simple adjustments make a considerable difference.
6 tips for long-lasting diffusion
1. Spray on textiles
Curtains, cushions, throws, sheets — they absorb the fragrance and gradually release it for hours.
2. Spray in corners, not in the center
Corners create still air zones where the fragrance settles. Spraying towards an open window means scenting the outdoors.
3. Ventilate first, then scent
Wait 5 minutes for the air to settle after ventilating. Fresh, stable air fixes the fragrance much better.
4. Use porous materials
Lava stone, rattan, unvarnished wood — these materials absorb and diffuse the fragrance for hours like a natural diffuser.
5. The right temperature
18-22°C is ideal. Too cold: molecules stay on the ground. Too hot: they evaporate too quickly.
6. Repeated light layers
Instead of one large dose, 2-3 sprays twice a day. The effect is more sophisticated and lasts longer.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does the fragrance last after spraying on a textile?
On a thick fabric like a curtain or cushion, the fragrance can last 4 to 8 hours. On cotton sheets, count 2 to 4 hours. This is much longer than the 20-30 minutes on a smooth surface.
Can I spray directly on a radiator?
On a warm radiator (not scorching hot), yes. Gentle heat amplifies and gradually diffuses the fragrance. Avoid spraying on a very hot radiator — the molecules evaporate too quickly.
Why does my spray smell less strong than at the beginning?
Your nose adapts — this is olfactory habituation. Take a break for a few hours and you will find the fragrance as intense as at the beginning. It's not the spray that weakens, it's your perception.
