Head-to-Toe Highlighting Is a Thing — and We're Not Mad at It

In fairness, this is less of a highlighter and more of a refiner, but in the case of perfume, that's basically the same thing. Fragrances have a tendency to morph when they are on the skin because your skin's pH interacts with the notes, meaning that what you smell (at first) isn't always what you get. A fragrance primer — a scentless base for the perfume to adhere to without interacting with the skin — not only ensures the integrity of your scent, but it has the added bonus of making it last longer. So not only do you get exactly what you want, but you make sure you get your money's worth, too.

Canvas & Concrete Fragrance Primer ($20)