Comments on: Rubbing Wrists Together Does NOT Change Perfume Scent http://www.theperfumebee.com/rubbing-wrists-together-does-not-change-perfume-scent/ ...all the buzz about eco-chic beauty and natural perfume Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:28:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Anonymous http://www.theperfumebee.com/rubbing-wrists-together-does-not-change-perfume-scent/#comment-25 Anonymous Fri, 27 Oct 2006 17:48:00 +0000 http://www.theperfumebee.com/rubbing-wrists-together-does-not-change-perfume-scent/#comment-25 Come on. Rubbing your wrist together could break molecules? Does that mean I can split the atom using a butter knife? Come on. Rubbing your wrist together could break molecules? Does that mean I can split the atom using a butter knife?

]]> By: christine http://www.theperfumebee.com/rubbing-wrists-together-does-not-change-perfume-scent/#comment-24 christine Sun, 29 Oct 2006 18:33:00 +0000 http://www.theperfumebee.com/rubbing-wrists-together-does-not-change-perfume-scent/#comment-24 Perhaps if you have a steady hand and very good aim! LOL! Perhaps if you have a steady hand and very good aim! LOL!

]]> By: katiedid http://www.theperfumebee.com/rubbing-wrists-together-does-not-change-perfume-scent/#comment-23 katiedid Tue, 31 Oct 2006 03:24:00 +0000 http://www.theperfumebee.com/rubbing-wrists-together-does-not-change-perfume-scent/#comment-23 I think the folks who advise against it are somewhat correct, but not when they present it like that. Heh. The fricative heat from rubbing can cause the more volatile molecules, meaning the top notes, to evaporate more quickly than desired. So in that respect, it <I>sort of</I> changes the scent, but only insofar as the way the development of the composition of notes unfolds, not the actual perfume. But yeah, the idea that it crushes all those little molecules is kind of silly. I think the folks who advise against it are somewhat correct, but not when they present it like that. Heh. The fricative heat from rubbing can cause the more volatile molecules, meaning the top notes, to evaporate more quickly than desired. So in that respect, it sort of changes the scent, but only insofar as the way the development of the composition of notes unfolds, not the actual perfume. But yeah, the idea that it crushes all those little molecules is kind of silly.

]]> By: christine http://www.theperfumebee.com/rubbing-wrists-together-does-not-change-perfume-scent/#comment-22 christine Tue, 31 Oct 2006 16:17:00 +0000 http://www.theperfumebee.com/rubbing-wrists-together-does-not-change-perfume-scent/#comment-22 Katiedid, you make a good point about the volatile molecules evaporating more quickly. <BR/><BR/>I wonder what it is that makes us instinctively want to rub our wrists together after applying perfume?!? Katiedid, you make a good point about the volatile molecules evaporating more quickly.

I wonder what it is that makes us instinctively want to rub our wrists together after applying perfume?!?

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