Heat, sunlight and frequent temperature changes can affect fragrance over time. With Bangladesh’s warm weather, a little care in choosing a storage spot can help protect your collection.
Keep bottles away from direct sunlight
Display shelves near a sunny window may look attractive, but direct sunlight is not ideal for long-term storage. Choose a shaded place, such as a drawer or a closed cabinet, instead.
Avoid hot and humid spots
Keep perfume away from radiators, hot appliances, car dashboards and locations where temperatures fluctuate. Bathrooms can also experience repeated heat and humidity changes, so a bedroom drawer or wardrobe is often a steadier option.
Close the cap after use
Put the cap back on after spraying and keep the bottle upright when practical. Avoid leaving it open longer than necessary, and try not to transfer the fragrance into an unsuitable container.
Store it where you can find it
A stable, shaded location is more useful than a complicated storage routine. Keep bottles in their original packaging if that works for your space, and check the fragrance for noticeable changes in colour or smell over time.
Looking for your next scent? Explore the fragrance catalogue and use the product descriptions to compare different scent profiles.
