A team of researchers at Queen's University in Belfast has managed to get perfume to release the smell at the right time. In short, if the perfume detects water molecules, it gives off more odor than otherwise.
When sweating, when the water comes off along with sweat, the scent ions of the perfume are activated with more force than usual, and
This technology developed in Belfast can have interesting applications not only in perfumery, but also in other fields.
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