What fragrance do you wear?

[Anonymous]

Im super sensitive to perfumes, probably because I have allergies and asthma. But, I comfortably wear Riddle oil and I love a couple of scents. It’s something to check out if you like softer more natural scents but feel overwhelmed by most perfumes.

[Anonymous]

I like perfume but my skin is very sensitive to scents, so I didn’t wear them for a long time. Now I’ve found a brand that uses essentials oils and smells amazing. It’s called Skylar. My favorites Island Cove and Vanillas Sky. I always get complimented when I wear either

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like perfume but my skin is very sensitive to scents, so I didn’t wear them for a long time. Now I’ve found a brand that uses essentials oils and smells amazing. It’s called Skylar. My favorites Island Cove and Vanillas Sky. I always get complimented when I wear either

Sorry, combined 2. It’s Isle Escape, not Island Cove. Although Coconut Cove is good too!

[Anonymous]

Rue St. Honore by Ouai
Chanel Chance

[Anonymous]

Histoires de Parfums - Ambre 114
Gueurlain - Angélique Noire
Tom Ford - Velvet Orchid
Serge Lutens - Datura Noir
Hermes - Twilly

[Anonymous]

Coco Chanel Madem Mademoiselle.

[Anonymous]

For the Jo Malone fans (or fragrance wearers in general), check out Dossier. They make some great dupes and for a fraction of the price. I have the real JM wood sage and nectarine blossom and the Dossier dupes and while there might be an ever so slight difference, the Dossier are $29 vs the $100+ prices of JM.

[Anonymous]

Jlo glow never stopped loving it

[Anonymous]

Armani Si

[Anonymous]

Petite Cherie - annick goutal

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Chanel #5, but it's hard to find the actual original scent anymore - they have a few different versions of "Chanel #5" now. I sniffed three or four when being helped by a gal behind the counter who really didn't have a clue, and I kept telling her that no, even though it has that name, it just wasn't the right scent. Then a gal who knew her stuff brought out the right bottle, and gently told the first gal about the different versions of it. Seems to me that if it is called "Chanel #5" it should be only the original Chanel #5 scent...sigh...

+1. The original Chanel #5 reminds me of my mother & it’s still my favorite.

[Anonymous]

I had been wearing Marc Jacobs Daisy, but with long Covid I can't wear perfume anymore. Any time I try to put it on I have bronchospasm and a coughing fit. Makes me sad, I've always loved perfume. Hope I get better, but I'm starting to lose hope (it's been 10 months).

[Anonymous]

L’eau de Larla.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I had been wearing Marc Jacobs Daisy, but with long Covid I can't wear perfume anymore. Any time I try to put it on I have bronchospasm and a coughing fit. Makes me sad, I've always loved perfume. Hope I get better, but I'm starting to lose hope (it's been 10 months).

Ah, the irony. Your perfume for years has probably been causing other people brochospasm and coughing fits. And yet, you still want to wear it again one day? Seriously do some self reflection.

I hope all the rest of the folks in this thread who persist in wearing strong scents also develop asthma.

[Anonymous]

Hermes - Eau d'orange verte
Jardin sur le nil

Chanel - No. 5

Guerlain - Bergamotte Calabria

Penhaligon's - Endymion