What is best fragrance option for hot summer days (think of general rules, not personal preferences)?

Answer 1

I think Sweet smells or light smells

Dkny - Be Delicious
Lacoste - Touch Of Pink & Touch Of Sun
Paris Hilton - Just Me

Body sprays do well as well , don't go for over powering smells and don't apply loads on. Also use a perfume which lasts long :)

Answer 2

The number one rule is to avoid citrus essences that are photosensitizing (lemon, lime, orange, grapefruit, bergamot). The number two rule is to avoid alcohol because it can stain your skin too. And as 99% of the perfumes contain alcohol, that doesn't leave you a lot of choice.
As a general precaution, I avoid perfume in the summer, but this doesn't mean that I leave my skin unscented. I use monoï de Tahiti as a moisturizer for my face, hair and body and its smell is just gorgeous, flowery and sexy in the same time. If I need a fresher scent I switch to 2 or 3 drops of may chang essential oil in an unscented carrier oil that I use in place of my monoï. It smells almost like bergamot but without any side effect.
Plus you will give your body a break from all the chemicals it absorbs through perfume during the rest of the year.
If you want to know if your favorite perfume represents a risk, go to this site: http://www.ewg.org/reports/skindeep2/index.php

Answer 3

I don't think there is a rule most people prefer light clean scents in the summer I like citrus scents and more body spray type things instead of heavy perfumes and I keep my body sprays in the refrigerator very refreshing

Answer 4

Swim, bypass to an amusment park, bypass to a ordinary park, bypass to construct a bear, bypass get some ice cream and performance a most suitable walk, watch a movie, do make overs and then have a photoshoot like you're fashions, have a --------(fill in the clean) eating contest, bypass figuring out to purchase, bypass get your(nails,hair,or some thing) finished at the same time, make up an imaginary sport! What ever you do have exciting!

Answer 5

Body sprays instead of heavy perfumes, or creme-based perfumes (they tend to stay longer but are milder.)

Scent-wise, there's 'evening' scents and 'daytime' scents - you can go a little heavier on florals at night, but scents like 'cotton', 'fresh cut grass' and fruits tend to go better in the daytime. A lot of people like melon or citrus.

Answer 6

Cool Water by Davidoff