The Fragrance No One Is Wearing Anymore, According to a Master Perfumer
This spring, Coach launched its latest fragrance, Dreams, which was inspired by the American West. It’s a floral, woody fragrance that mimics the cactus flowers you would find in the desert. One thing it isn’t? “Gourmand,” as master nose Philippe Benacin explained to me. When I chatted with the perfumer behind the scent, he explained to me that gourmand notes and very sweet notes are on their way out right now. Candy-like perfumes were wildly popular two years ago, but they’re being replaced with botanical scents. “Right now,” he explained, “it’s more about floral and beautiful bouquets.”
If you similarly find yourself avoiding sweet perfumes and want to explore fresh floral fragrances, which are the best ones to wear? From soft rose to fresh jasmine to complex tuberose, there are plenty of beautiful scents that will envelop your senses. Ahead, check out the floral scents that will add a bouquet of fresh flowers to your skin.
Key notes: orange, gardenia, cactus flower, Joshua tree. The bright composition is an equal composition of floral and fruity citrus scents with base notes that pack a fragrant punch. It's fresh and exceedingly wearable.Key notes: Sicilian bergamot, floating gardenia, Egyptian jasmine, honeysuckle, creamy musk. A clean and classic scent, this fragrance is supposed to mimic memories of fragrant petals falling into sun-warmed water. Fun fact: This is what I wore in high school.Key notes: citrus accord, gardenia, ylang-ylang, patchouli, vetiver oakmoss, benzoin. The Pua Noa Noa gardenia from Tahiti is one of the grounding notes of this crisp yet lush fragrance.Key notes: rose, patchouli, incense, cinnamon, sandalwood. The rose-rich scent is intoxicating and elegant, lingering on the skin all day long. A personal favorite, this is a scent I wear almost daily.Key notes: turkish rose petals, pink pepper, raspberry blossoms, papyrus, white amberKey notes: Damascan rose, peony, white muskKey notes: Rangoon creeper, jasmine bud, tuberose. Meant to evoke the experience of stepping into a garden, this scent envelops the senses in a bouquet of fresh flowers.Key notes: bergamot, jasmine, rose, patchouli, vetiver, white musks, vanilla. A floral-meets-oriental fragrance, this is a true classic loved by beauty editors.Key notes: freesia, jasmine, tuberose, rose, peach, cedarwood, oakmoss. Maison Margiela's scents have a cult following. Among them, this crisp scent that evokes the sense of stepping into a market full of fresh-cut flowers.
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