EDENA

Top Notes
Sparkling Yuzu, Juicy Pomegranate

Heart Notes
Peony Petals, Dewy Lotus

Base Notes
Sheer Musk, Warm Amber

Proper storage is key to preserving the quality and longevity of your perfume. Follow these guidelines to keep your fragrance fresh and vibrant:

Store in a Cool, Dark Place
Perfumes are sensitive to light and heat, which can alter their scent and composition. Keep your perfume away from direct sunlight and in a cool, shaded environment.

Avoid Extreme Temperature Changes
Fluctuating temperatures can impact the perfume’s chemical stability. Avoid storing your fragrance near windows, heaters, or places with frequent temperature shifts.

Keep the Bottle Sealed
To prevent oxidation and fragrance deterioration, always ensure the bottle is tightly closed when not in use.

Use the Original Packaging:
The original box is designed to shield your perfume from environmental factors. Whenever possible, store your fragrance in its packaging for added protection.

Protect from Humidity
Excess moisture can affect the perfume’s quality. Avoid storing it in humid areas such as bathrooms.

Shelf Life of Your Perfume
The lifespan of your perfume depends on its concentration, ingredients, quality, and storage conditions.

Generally

• Eau de Parfum (EDP): lasts around 3 to 5 years.


• Extrait de Parfum: with its higher concentration of fragrance oils, typically lasts 5 years or more when properly stored.

Application Tip
Spray the perfume from a distance of 6 to 8 inches away from clothing to avoid potential staining, as our high-concentration formulas contain up to 30% perfume oil.

To enjoy the full experience and richness of your fragrance, follow these care tips consistently.