You broke a bottle of perfume or accidentally, while hurrying out on a date, poured half a bottle of a fragrant (or not so much?) Liquid on yourself. Or you simply perfumed yourself with new perfume, but it turned out that the smell on you is not at all the same, and you absolutely do not like it!
Instructions
Step 1
Let's consider the first option. You smashed or spilled a perfume bottle on the floor or carpet. If the perfume was of very good quality and has a very persistent and strong smell, so much so that only a couple of drops are enough to smother them, then the fight against the smell can result in a real war. very difficult. To begin with, in order not to resort to more radical methods, place containers of water next to the place "affected" by the work of perfumers. There is a method for more daring and desperate women. Set fire to paper or smoke in the apartment so that the ax could be hung. This is necessary so that the smell of perfume mixes with the smell of burning and cigarette smoke. Then thoroughly ventilate the room. There are also special sprays - odor removers. They themselves have no smell. There is a series of Japanese sprays, both to remove odors from clothing and from the area where the perfume has been spilled. They are generally not suitable for clothing and materials that do not absorb moisture well. There are also animal odor-eliminating sprays. Sold in a large assortment at pet stores. They not only destroy the smell on the carpet, on which an unintelligent puppy shit, but will help eliminate other odors as well. If for a short time, you can sprinkle the scented carpet with baking soda, and then vacuum it. There are also various carpet cleaners, both dry (for ordinary vacuum cleaners) and foaming (for detergents). To remove odors from clothes, a banal dry-cleaner is also suitable.
Step 2
Option two. The scent is predominantly on your skin and hair. If you need to get rid of the smell of perfume from the skin surface, try the following methods. Their effectiveness, of course, depends on the quality of the perfume. The smell of low or medium-quality perfume will leave you much easier and faster. First of all, try soaking a cotton swab with an alcohol-containing liquid (not perfume, of course!) And wipe those areas of your skin on which you snorted. Try regular, unscented white soap. Try rubbing the skin with a baking soda solution.
If this does not help, it is worth resorting to the second point. To do this, mix equal proportions of olive oil and vinegar and apply on the skin for a few minutes. Then rinse with warm water with ordinary white, odorless soap. If the situation is completely catastrophic, you poured a ton of perfume on yourself, and a smell emanates from you, like from a perfume shop - urgently into the shower with a can of ground coffee. Rub it thoroughly all over your body and hair. Coffee will help get rid of the most stubborn thing in perfume - essential oils.
