Question:
One spray on wrists, two sprays palm of hand applied to neck and behind ears.
IMO it is extremely impolite for a fragrance to be detectable more than 3 feet away.
Women don't like it either.
I will admit to continual spraying if I'm by myself and really enjoying a scent.......

Answer:
i start by spraying back of left wrist, then (for an average/strong scent) rubbing that with back of right wrist. If it's a lighter frag, then back of left wrist gets rubbed on right wrist, back of right wrist gets sprayed and rubbed on left wrist. i then either just rub wrists on neck (if i'm going light). or spray a mist right toward my upper chest/lower neck (top of sternum, i guess). if it's a light scent, i might repeat on the forearms (again, doing a shared spray-then-rub-opposite-arm thing) and do another shot to the chest. occasionally the back of neck gets a shot. sometimes i aim downstairs and pull the trigger. I'd say 80% of the time i do the shared back-of-wrist and top of sternum, so 2 sprays is the usual.
as far as the scented flatus goes, a shot in the drawers might help. or might be like polishing a turd. it does remind me though, i once saw a website that sold activated charcoal loaded pads to line your britches with, sold for the express purpose of disarming any ghastly winds.

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I work in an office where very few if any men wear cologne. And there is a high degree of claimed olfactory sensitivity. So, for me it's one spray to each side of neck and 1 or 2 on the chest, depending on the strength of the scent. I want to be able to smell the scent I apply and want others who are close - within 2 feet - to smell it faintly.
jim

Answer:
One spray either side of the neck.
For stronger stuff, a single spray in the middle or two half sprays if the nozzle is controllable enough.
Once fragrances are on me they don't let go.

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I usually spray about 2 in the summer for work. I try to use a shower gel with my smellies so two is plenty. I don't want to offend anyone. Now for going out I usually use three-all these on my chest as my neck is extremely sensitive to fragrances especially in heat and high humidity.
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Otto