The pulse points are as follows:
wrists
neck
behind ears
Only use what you need because if you spend $60 on cologne, you don't want to throw it away. And remember the old saying that less is more.
Perfumes should be applied to pulse points. This is where the blood vessels are closest to the skin giving off more heat and acting like mini fragrance pumps. Pulse points are the wrist, behind the ear, crook of the arm and knee, base of the throat.
Do go for pulse points like your wrists, behind your ears, and the base of your throat. Ankles and the back of your knees are good spots too.
Don't rub the cologne onto your skin -- let it dry naturally.
To find whether a perfume suits you, test it on your pulse points (neck and wrist). If you wait half an hour you'll be able to tell its true character, the aura it gives you and the feel of it on your skin, and you'll know if you wear it well or not.
Some people want to put it on all the pulse points, but that isn't necessary. Your perfume or cologne should complement you, not strangle others. If people can smell you before they see you, you know you've put on too much.
Look for solid perfumes that you can pop into your purse and dab on your pulse points during the day.
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Last but definitely not least, appeal to your date's senses even more with a flirty seductive perfume. Dab a few drops on your pulse points (neck, wrists) and spritz a bit in the air near you to fully take on the fragrance.
 See also: Fragrance, Base, Blend, Cologne, Natural
  
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