Why is fragrance seasonal?
Your personal fragrance can be as seasonal as you want it to be. The reason why fragrance experts recommend you change your perfume according to the season is that scent performs differently in different temperatures!
When it’s hot your fragrance blossoms, which is why lighter, fresher scents are a good fit for spring and summer.
In cooler months your fragrance won’t carry as well, which is why more robust scents work so well in autumn and winter. Following are the best and must try autumn fragrances for women.
Creed decided to create its female version of Creed Aventus for her launched in 2016.
Creed Aventus for her is announced as an empowering, confident, mesmerizing and irresistibly fruity.
The top notes of this perfume have Patchouli, Green Apple, Bergamot, Lemon, Pink Pepper and Violet, with the middle notes of Sandalwood, Rose, Styrax and Musk then ending off with the base notes of Peach, Black Currant, Lilac, Ylang Ylang and Amber.
Aventus for Her marks the irresistible feminine counterpart to the legendary Aventus. Inspired by history’s most powerful women – from royalty and visionaries to artists and writers – whilst heralding the strong, modern woman of today.
Launched by the design house of Tom Ford in the year of 2015.
Exposing itself at first moment, Black Orchid Eau de Toilette is a distinctly different encounter.
This perfume is announced as a distinctly different encounter of Black Orchid fragrance and invites you to experience the seductive breakthrough.
This amazing fragrance has the top notes of Bergamot, Black Currant, Ylang Ylang and Truffle, with the middle notes of Black Orchid, Tuberose and Fruity Notes, ending off with the base notes of Lotus, Patchouli, Vetiver, Sandal wood, Vanilla and Incense.
COCO expresses the intensity of Gabrielle Chanel’s personality and her love of all things baroque. An oriental composition with floral and spicy notes, the Eau de toilette is a lighter interpretation of the fragrance without losing any of its richness.
Coco Chanel has the top notes of Coriander, Mandarin Orange, Peach, Jasmine and Bulgarian Rose and with the middle notes of Mimosa, Cloves, Orange Blossom, Clover and Rose, ending off with the base notes of Labdanum, Amber, Sandal wood, Tonka Bean, Opoponax, Civet and Vanilla.
The eau de toilette comes in a spray for a more generous use, with easy and fluent application on skin or inside clothing.
YVEST SAINT LAURENT BLACK OPIUM
Launched in 2014 by yves saint laurent, this fragrance was announced as the rock n roll interpretation of the classic that should highlight the dark and mysterious side of YSL brand.
This addictive gourmand floral entices with notes of black coffee for a shot of adrenaline.
Black Opium has the top notes of Pink Pepper, Orange Blossom and Pear, with the middle notes of Coffee, Jasmine, Bitter Almond and Licorice, then ending off with the base notes of Vanilla, Patchouli, Cedar and Cashmere Wood.
The inspiration is a modern, young and vibrant interpretation of addiction. Black Opium, a fragrance like a shot of adrenalin, the necessary energy for a life more and more intense. The personality is assertive and unique, The Black Opium women embodies the new Yves Saint Laurent spirit.
JEAN PAUL GAULTIER SCANDAL EDP
Launched by the design house of Jean Paul Gaultier.
Jean Paul Gaultier Scandal Perfume by Jean Paul Gaultier, from top designer Jean Paul Gaultier comes Scandal, a fragrance with decidedly modern sensibilities with a twist of classic elegance.
This powerful blend opens with a combination of blood orange, honey, patchouli and gardenia. The result is a composition that boasts creamy, earthy and balsamic influences that’s also solidly supported by a warm, woodsy base. Trendsetters will love this 2017 edition for either daytime or night-time wear. Even its packaging is clearly designed to turn heads with its clear, curvy bottle festooned with sculpted transparent legs.
As just one in the latest series of Jean Paul Gaultier’s standouts, Scandal is the brainchild of perfumer Daphne Bogey, a Grasse alumna and craftswoman known for capitalizing on the human scent-memory connection.
