Solid perfume uses a wax-and-oil base instead of an alcohol spray format. The scent sits closer to skin, warms with body heat, and is easy to reapply through the day when you want a softer pulse-point trail.

Apply on pulse points where body heat is highest — inner wrists, neck, behind the ears, inner elbows, and décolletage. Press your fingertip into the balm gently and dab (don't rub) directly onto the skin. Heat from these points releases the accord continuously through the day. One application usually wears close and leaves a polished trail.

Solid perfume is designed to stay close to skin rather than project widely. Longevity is best on moisturised skin — the oil base bonds to the skin's lipid layer. Apply on top of a fragrance-free body lotion for a fuller trail. Those with drier skin will notice longer wear than those with oilier skin.

Yes — and this is the recommended Scent Trail approach. Apply body mist on skin right after moisturising, then layer solid perfume on pulse points on top. The mist creates a base layer of fragrance across the body; the solid perfume concentrates it at the warmest points. The result is depth and longevity that neither product achieves alone.

Yes — TLC solid perfumes contain no alcohol. The base is a blend of cosmetic waxes and skin-compatible oils that carry the fragrance concentrate. This makes solid perfume a good option for those with alcohol sensitivity or very dry skin where alcohol-based sprays can be drying. It is also travel-friendly — no liquid restrictions apply.

Use your ring finger for light, even pressure. One small press is enough per pulse point. Avoid digging in or scooping; glide the fingertip gently across the surface of the balm and reapply as needed.