You Might Want To Avoid Wearing Perfume In Your Garden This Summer

I like a great fragrance as much as the next person. But if you’re planning on treating everyone to a noseful of your most prized perfume this summer, some experts advise doing so indoors. 

That’s partly because of pests, UV rays, and efficacy; basically, sun and scents don’t always mix. 

Here are three reasons why: 

1) Certain perfumes attract wasps 

At least, that’s according to BBC Gardener’s World, which said you shouldn’t wear it in your garden because wasps are sometimes drawn to the smell.

Dazed reported that fruity and floral scents might be especially tempting. Look out for ingredients like linalool, phenylacetaldehyde and benzyl acetate, which essentially act like ...