Different perfumes for different seasons anyone?

[Anonymous]

For the past couple of years I have been switching out my perfume for each season. I am a fan of Guerlain and Jo Malone.

Spring-Geur Herba Fresca (green mint fresh)
Summer-JM Freesia Pear (bright floral with sweet)
Autumn-JM Oak and Hazelnut (woodsy moss)
Winter-Geur Orange Soleia (orange, woodsy bergamot)

I chose orange for winter BC orange is a winter fruit.

Anyone else switch by seasons?

[Anonymous]

I have about 20 I rotate through, but yes, some seem to better suit winter or summer (just about everything works in spring and fall).

[Anonymous]

Yes l have seasonal fragrances too.

I love osmanthus for summer, it’s a peachy leathery floral that blooms in the heat and isn’t too heavy. I have The Different Company Osmanthus and Les Indomedables Cuir de Chine (from Luckyscent).

Colder weather l like something plusher.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes l have seasonal fragrances too.

I love osmanthus for summer, it’s a peachy leathery floral that blooms in the heat and isn’t too heavy. I have The Different Company Osmanthus and Les Indomedables Cuir de Chine (from Luckyscent).

Colder weather l like something plusher.

I just got a sample of Ormonde Jayne Osmanthus; I loved it and hated it at the same time.

What I really wish was still made was Tom Ford and Estée Lauder’s collaboration from 15ish years ago, Youth Dew Amber Nude. So good. Such a perfect Christmas smell.

[Anonymous]

Yes. I wear lighter and more citrusy fragrances (Annick Goutal, Jo Malone) in warmer weather, and heavier, more vanilla based fragrances (Hermes, Guerlain, Kilian) when it’s cooler. I have a couple that I wear all the time, including one by Hermes.

[Anonymous]

Yes but for me it’s more just two seasons: warm vs cold