One of my readers asked me what are my favorite perfumes. It is quite hard for me to pick because my preference for fragrances changes in different seasons – I wear totally different perfumes in winter time to summer time .
In this post I am just going to show my all time favorite classic perfumes. They have been around for a long time – with a new perfume being released every week I have yet to find any that could replace them. I will always re-buy them if they run out.
I don’t have a preference for a particular scent, the ones I picked fall into different categories:
STEP OUT OF SHOWER – does it make sense? I am obsessed with this scent though!
Amazing Grace by Philosophy: My top pick. I love it so much I even bought a roller version of it so I can carry it with me everywhere.
Banana Republic: It is also beautiful, definitely good value for money.
VANILLA – with a hint of sweet note
They are my “dating” perfumes, the kind of scent guys are attracted to. I use to wear them religiously when I was dating my bf (now hubby) haha. He loves them
Addict by Dior
Armani Code by Giorgio Armani
CITRUS AND JASMINE
Light Blue by Dolce & Gabbana – citrusy, perfect for summer.
Daisy by Marc Jacobs – Jasminey, although it is such a common scent there is something about this one that makes it so appealing to me. I am pretty sure my next perfume purchase will be the Eau So Fresh Daisy by Marc Jacobs
NEROLI / ORANGE BLOSSOM – I am totally crazy about this scent right now.
Orange Blossom by Jo Malone – the best one in the market! To me it smells the most pure out of all the orange blossoms in the market.
Neroli by Laura Mercier – this one is not in my all time favorite fragrances list. I don’t like it as much as Jo Malone’s – it is more warm than JM so I reach for this one more in Winter.
On a side note, I like to layer Orange Blossom with French Lime Blossom or Nectarine Blossom and Honey by Jo Malone – they combined into the most unique and captivating scent.
Labels: Dolce & Gabbana • FRAGRANCE • Giorgio Armani • Jo Malone • Laura Mercier • Marc Jacobs • Philosophy
