If you ask me, as a lifelong perfume enthusiast, there's nothing more frustrating than dropping a generous amount of £££'s on a new fragrance, only to discover it lacks any kind of longevity on the skin. As a result, you end up spritzing through your scent much more quickly, adding insult to injury to your already-tired bank account.
If this is a particular pet peeve of yours, it may be time to invest in an extrait perfume, which lasts on skin longer than your average eau de parfum, by a lot. Here's what you need to know before making a purchase.
