7 Tips for Choosing a Body Mist ...

Eliza

I can’t wear perfume because it gives me a major headache, so I use a body mist instead because I can still get a good scent without being miserable. The great news is that a yummy smelling body mist is a lot less expensive than perfume and you can find them at drugstores all over the place. With scents that range from fruity to floral, these tips should help you find the body mist that works best for you.

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1. Try Them

Everyone has their own unique body chemistry, which means that body mist might smell different on different people. So, don’t just assume that something that something that smells great on your friend is going to work for you. Most stores allow you to sample the scents before you buy, so you can find one that makes you smell heavenly.

2. Decide on Your Desired Scent

Do you want to smell like a fresh flower garden, or do you prefer something like grapefruit or lime? Maybe you prefer something with a bit of spice or musk. Before you go shopping, decide what you want to smell like so that you can narrow your search right off the bat. Otherwise, you are going to be sampling scents until you can’t smell anything anymore.

3. Consider the Intensity

Some body mists are going to be incredibly strong, while others will be subtle. I prefer the softer scents, but you should think about where you plan to wear the mist. If you’re going to be in a crowded office, you might think about choosing something that isn’t too strong because it will only intensify in close quarters. Your co-workers might not appreciate that very much. If you’re planning a day outdoors, something heavier might be perfectly fine.

4. Budget

Like I said before, body mists are generally far cheaper than perfume. However, they do range in price, so settle on a budget before you shop so that you don’t wind up spending more than your checkbook can handle. Once you’ve decided how much you can afford, you can shop in stores that have prices that match your budget.

5. Usage

Some body mists are meant for underarm use, while others can be used on the whole body. Before you grab one, make sure you’re getting the one you want. I like to spray my body mist on my wrists and neck, so the underarm version wouldn’t be the one I’d need. The label is the best place to find this information. Read each of them carefully before making your selection.

6. Length of Use

Because body sprays are usually less intense and cheaper than perfume, you can’t expect them to last as long. That means you should buy a larger container of the mist you choose so that it will last longer because you might apply it more than once a day. The great news is that body mists generally come in much larger quantities than perfume. I can usually stretch mine out for at least 6 months before I need to restock.

7. Alternate Uses

Body mists are perfect for layering scents because they aren’t as strong as some perfumes. So, if you can’t find the exact smell you’re want, think about piling on a couple of body mist scents instead to get what you’re craving.

Do you wear body mist or perfume? I cannot rave enough about the wonders of body mist. My favorite is a lovely grapefruit that is both refreshing and easy on the nose. What’s your favorite?

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I also spray body mist on my clothing...smells great and lasts longer!

Bath and body works love them and they are affordable... Don't buy perfume as much love body mist sprays

I love body mists! They may not last as long but they are convient for trying out so many different sents. Purfumes can be expensive and they do last longer but I prefer to have a light scent that doesn't overide my natural scent . I get bored of sents fast so small bottles are perfect. I also like to layer my scents too.

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