Perfume tends to smell stronger in hot places because heat can enhance the evaporation of the fragrance's volatile compounds, making the scent more pronounced. In cold environments, the lower temperatures can cause the fragrance to linger longer but may also make it less perceptible. Overall, warmth generally amplifies the intensity of a perfume's scent.
Fragrance (perfume or cologne). Heat causes the molecules to move faster, leading to quicker evaporation and a weaker scent. Cold slows down molecule movement, making the fragrance last longer and smell stronger.
Smell is the vibration of the etheric body. On heating they expand. Therefore it is better to eat meat and fish cold.
hot and cold
liquid released into a gas turns cold, and that is what contacts the skin.
Because your nose gets confused. You can restart a new scent by sniffing the back of your hand and then smelling something different. When perfume testing, once you smell one, sniff the back of your hand, because your nose is used to the smell of your skin, and acts as a restart, and then smell the next product.
If it has a really old smell to it, I'd recommend throwing it out. What happens is over time, the top and middle notes disappear and so all you can smell are the base notes. This can come about if you leave your perfume, cologne...etc in the sun or in a hot climate, then cold, then hot, and so on. To make your fragrance last longer, store it in a cool, dark place away from the sun. This means you can go shopping for a new scent! Good luck!
Because your nasal passage is congested. That means the smell cannot travel to your brain.
Santa smells like:fresh cold airevergreen treeschocolate chip or sugar cookiesMrs. Santa's favorite perfume called "My Santa", a special aroma the Elves concocted with Santa for Mrs. Clausand HoHoHo Merry Christmastime!
this is because of inert gases present in perfume
Because it don't smell
No, the cold doesn't make you stronger nor does it make you sick, however having a cold shower after you work out is good for your muscles.
in cold places in cold places