Whats the diff b/w cologne, perfume and Deodorant ?

and where the cologne, and perfume should apply .. on body or on cloths/dress ?Whats the diff b/w cologne, perfume and Deodorant ?
Cologne and perfume are the same thing. They are just fragrant oils that are put on the skin to make you smell pleasant.





The best place to put perfumes and colognes are to put them on your pulse points.





The crook of your elbow, your wrists, and your clevage (both front and back).





They way I apply my perfume is to spray one of my wrists and rub it together with the other wrist, and the rub my wrists just below my ears (thats where a major pulse point is). Then I spray my clevage area.





Your pulse points are the best place to put your perfume because they are hot, so it would make the fragrance pulsate.





You could also put it on your clothes. I spoke with a male friend of mine, and he told me he would spray his clothing, and then iron them, setting in the scent. I don't know about that. If anything, I would turn the clothes inside out, and spray the cologne on the inside so you don't stain your clothing then iron them.





He also would spray his chest, and his neck, and put a little on his finger and put it on the underside of his chin.





But more on putting the fragrance on your clothes...for women, spray the cups of your bra, let it dry and put it on.





Also, for both men and women. Put a little spritz on your mound of pubic hair. The fragrance will mix with your pheromones and your own special touch. Your pheromones are also expelled through your underarms, so you could also put a small dab there as well.





Your stomach gets pretty hot as well, that would be a good place to put your perfume or cologne too.





Now deodorants...Well the deoderants that are out now have aluminum in them, basically that aluminum constricts your sweat glands under your arms and keeps your body from sweating.





Sweat is a problem smell wise because it introduces moisture to the environment under your arm. Bacteria is living there too, and they love the salts and other materials in your sweat. So the sweat wakes them up, and they begin to feed on the materials in your sweat and start farting. Their farts are what makes your pits stink.





As many may know, sweat is one of the many ways your body expells toxins in your body. This is the reason that aluminum is accused of causing cancer, because it doesn't allow your body to expell the bad stuff that is floating around your body, it gets built up and can cause problems. It hasn't been proved yet, but people should take that risk into consideration.





You can keep your pits from stinking with out using deoderants that contian aluminum. Think...what causes the smell? The bacteria right? So what would work is to kill the bacteria. Some natural oils such as tea tree oil and lavender are essential oils that the bacteria aren't immune to. So using these oils will keep you from smelling.





What I do, is once I get out the shower (and as my pores are still open) I massage a few drops of both tea tree oil and lavender into my underarms. Then apply a natural deoderant that contains baking soda (which is another natural deoderizer). This deoderant is made by Jason. You can get it at any health food store. The oils can be found there as well.





I also make a spray to use through out the day. I put witch hazel (which kills bacteria), tea tree oil, lavender, and a fragrant oil in a small spray bottle to freshen up. You can also put peppermint in there for a cooling effect.





Hope this helped.Whats the diff b/w cologne, perfume and Deodorant ?
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Perfume is a term used for perfumed oil, generally used for an aroma that lasts longer than cologne, which is a slightly watered down version which makes it less expensive. Both are customarily applied on pulse points, wrists, or below the earlobes. Deodorant is usually a more mild or generalized scent manufactured in a different base so it may last longer in its environment, the underarm, and sometimes contains ingredients to help control moisture associated with sweat, in which case is then called antiperspirant.