Diet is a huge factor when determining how a fragrance will smell on you. Just like it’s said; what we eat is who we are. Spicy foods affect the natural smell of your body, while meat-eaters may smell differently when compared to vegetarians. The environment you live in also plays a huge part in determining how your perfume will sit on your body. Hot and cold climates affect the length a perfume will last, as well as its intensity.
Moreover, age is also a factor that affects the smell of your perfume. When you get older, your skin will become drier. This is especially true around the years of menopause when hormonal changes take place in the body. This may mean that a fragrance that you have worn for many years now does not smell the same anymore.
Some medications and health problems may also distort the scent of your perfume and the way it smells on the skin. Smokers have also reported that after a few years of smoking, they believe that their perfumes have changed. This is because smoking impacts their sense of smell.
Foods and food spices like garlic, turmeric tends to fully absorb by the body and alters the body scent, once one sweats the whole spices may come oozing out. The spices are good but if minimized it’d be best so we could scent better and when we wear perfume it wouldn’t alter the amazing fragrance.
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