Alexis Manyoma, Colombian footballer for Estudiantes de La Plata, opened his refrigerator in front of the camera. No one expected to find an entire row of perfume bottles there, arranged as if they were yogurts or vegetables.
The image went viral almost immediately. Hundreds of people commented in surprise, some laughing, others genuinely confused to see fragrances sharing space with food.
But it turns out that Manyoma’s habit has a logic behind it. Keeping perfumes in a cool place away from direct light helps prevent their components from degrading as quickly, something many fragrance lovers already practice quietly. Would you keep your perfumes in the refrigerator after learning this?
