Perfume is applied to pulse points like necks, wrists, and behind the knees to enhance fragrance release.

The first claim about perfume being applied to necks and wrists because they are pulse points is consistent with general knowledge, where warmth at these points helps to enhance fragrance dispersal. This is universally accepted and no external corroboration is needed as it aligns with widely recognized practices. The second claim about the knees being the most ideal place to apply perfume is more opinion-based. Different sources mention knees as a less conventional but known pulse point for applying perfume. L'Oréal Paris mentions that knees can be a good spot due to them being pulse points, which would support some fragrance release. However, 'most ideal' is subjective and depends on personal preference and context, such as clothing worn. Overall, while the knees can be a suitable location, stating it is the most ideal is subjective and opinion-based.