How to get rid of the smell of perfume if you spray too much perfume? The correct way to spray perfume on clothes

Of course, you need to spray some perfume to increase your charm when you go out on a date, but what should you do if you accidentally spray too much perfume? How can you get rid of the smell of too much perfume?

You can take off your clothes and hang them on the balcony to remove the smell, or use a hair dryer to blow the place where you sprayed the perfume and expose it to the sun. Another way is to soak a cotton ball in external alcohol and wipe the part that has touched the perfume, and the smell of the perfume will disappear quickly.

The correct method and technique to spray perfume on clothes is to spray the perfume evenly on the clothes you are going to wear, so that the clothes will emit an attractive perfume smell. Generally, you can spray it evenly on sweaters, the inner layer of dark clothes, or spray it before wearing clothes, or you can spray it on the hem of the skirt, the lapels, the lining of the cuffs, and the back of the collar.

Generally speaking, two or three times of spraying perfume is enough. Many people choose to spray a lot of perfume to make the fragrance last longer, but this is actually a wrong approach. Perfume itself will last for a long time, so there is no need to spray a lot of perfume. Not only will it cause waste, but it will also give people around you a bad experience. It is recommended that you should spray perfume in moderation.

1. Rinse with clean water: Rinse promptly to prevent perfume from causing further damage to the cornea and conjunctival tissue.

2. Drug treatment: Antibiotic eye drops and eye ointments can be used to prevent infection. Perfume entering the eye can cause damage to conjunctival tissue and corneal tissue, creating conditions for bacterial invasion. Patients can use levofloxacin eye drops, tobramycin eye drops, ofloxacin eye ointment, etc. for anti-infection treatment in the early stage.

In addition, perfume may cause punctate or flaky defects in the corneal epithelium after entering the eye, and perfume may cause corneal tissue corrosion. Patients can use sodium hyaluronate eye drops, calf serum protein-free eye gel, etc. to protect the corneal epithelium. In addition to the above treatments, patients also need to go to the hospital for strict follow-up.