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Peflora

Long-Lasting Body Perfume

A body perfume is the spray counterpart to an attar: more projection, faster to apply, and better when you want the fragrance noticed across a room rather than kept close to the skin. Peflora's range runs from the deep Oud and Dark Night to the lighter Glam and Soft Love.

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How to choose

Spray or attar

The spray projects further in the first hour; the attar stays closer but lasts longer. Many customers wear the spray during the day and top up with the attar.

The deeper ones

Oud, Musk and Dark Night are the heaviest in the range and suit evenings, weddings and cold weather.

The lighter ones

Glam, Soft Love and Secret Crush are the daytime end — enough presence for an office without filling the room.

How to make it last

Spray onto skin rather than into the air, and onto moisturised skin if you can. Dry skin holds fragrance poorly, which is the usual reason a perfume seems to vanish.

Common questions

Which Peflora perfume lasts the longest?

The heavier compositions — Oud, Musk and Dark Night. Deep resinous and woody notes stay on skin and fabric far longer than fresh or floral ones.

What is the difference between body perfume and attar?

An attar is a concentrated fragrance oil applied by hand to the pulse points. A body perfume is a spray — quicker to apply and more noticeable to others, but generally shorter-lived on skin.

How do I make a perfume last longer?

Apply to moisturised skin, spray onto the body rather than into the air, and target the pulse points. Do not rub after spraying — it breaks down the top notes.

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