don\'t spray scent on - use a paint brush: perfume queen jo malone says women should carefully apply their fragrance to get the most out of the scent

When we wear clothes in the morning, most of us only have time to spray perfume quickly.
But, according to one of the world\'s leading perfume manufacturers, women should apply their scent with a brush instead of spraying it if they want the best effect.
Joe Malone says brushing the body with a fragrance allows different scents to be placed in different parts of the body like a painter, applying different colors to the canvas so that the wearer can \"become an artist\"
At yesterday\'s Hai Yi festival of art and literature, 53-year-
The old man said: \"If you are a bride, you may take some fresh orange flowers and decorate yourself with confetti.
\"It\'s a paradigm shift to see perfume as an artist, pick up a brush and paint for yourself with perfume.
One mother said that her husband, a 32-year-old former surveyor, Gary Wilcox, once told her that \"you should change the aroma of the world in your life \".
She therefore advised women to paint their entire body with different scents.
To prove her plan, she wiped a brush around the neck of reporter briani Gordon and said: \"If you\'re wearing underwear, you just have to take the scent to the whole body.
\"What the brush does is that it does dry all the alcohol very quickly, and then you can take another sip of the perfume and take different parts of your body.
Miss Malone grew up in a parliament building in Kent and left school at the age of 13 to take care of her stroke mother.
She founded her brand Jo Malone London in 1983 and made millions of dollars when she sold it to Estee Lauder in 1999.
She has now set up a new collection of perfumes, candles and body wash called Jo love.
Her success may be partly because she has a general sense, a neurological disease that feels overlapping, meaning she interprets sound and color as a scent.
She lost her sense of smell when she received chemotherapy for breast cancer in 2003.
But Miss Malone, who is now in remission, said it has been stronger than ever since.