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Happy (almost?!) Spring!
If you're currently feeling the urge to switch out your heavy, rich, spicy winter fragrances for something to match the upcoming season, I've got some of my springiest favorites to share with you in this post.
Spring has a lot of different moods, but regardless of what the weather is doing, I'm usually wanting to wear something light, uplifting, sunny, sweet, and fresh. And of course I love flowers, (what kind of a perfumer would I be if I didn't?) so I made this little video compilation showcasing my favorite fresh florals for spring:
Each of these -
bloom, mulholland, florcore, sorbet, nag champa, pink mafia, tuberose vert, fancy face, and no. 7 -
can be ordered from the perfume archives.
For more ideas and options, I recommend checking out this post from spring '23 for an even wider variety of good smelly things to match the moment.
Or, try layering your perfumes!
Spring alway feels like the perfect time to try something new, so I recommend experimenting with my layering fragrances this time of year to find something that feels totally fresh and unique.
There are A LOT of different options and there's no right or wrong answer when it comes to finding something that you like to wear together, but I did come up with some classic spring combos to use as a starting point:
For something sweet and happy, orange blossom, nectar, and cream is a classic spring composition. Zest, rose, and sandalwood feels warm, grounding, and sophisticated. If you're not big on florals, I'd recommend layering tea, lavender, and soft musk for something herbal and refreshing!
You could pare it down by picking your favorite two scents, or combine them all together - and of course I'd be more than happy to make a custom blend of your favorite 2-4 spring scents if you choose to purchase the build your own scent option.
Or -
you might be interested to know that I have new, 3 ml roll-on bottles in store for $20 each, so this might be a sign that it's finally time for you to collect them all!
I thought these little guys would be perfect for travel, gifting, or, just the right size for anyone who likes to change up their fragrance often.
And who here doesn't like playing around with trying new natural perfumes?
So scroll down to explore all of your options, and I wish you many bright, sunny, warm days ahead, along with the perfect new scent to match!
Stefanie
PS - if you want something truly unique for spring, I'd recommend sweet lavender, orange grove, tea rose, or lavender bud from this collection of solid perfumes in repurposed vintage containers:
