5 Must-Have Fragrances for the Transition to Autumn
5 Must-Have Fragrances for the Transition to Autumn
Change is in the air…
There’s a cooler breeze in the morning, shifts from green to brown and a slowdown in our busy summer schedules. This cozy transitional period is the perfect time to also transition your fragrance palette from fresh and crisp summer scents to balanced, warmer and more opulent fragrances.
Opt for scents that will create a seamless transition from long warm summer into cooler, cozier autumnal blanket-filled days. The scents will embody deep and opulent Vanillas, Sandalwoods and Ambers to create excitement for colder days and a festive season.
We’ve rounded up 5 must-have fragrances to celebrate the transitional period into autumn. The scents are the embodiment of sheer skin musks, rich Vanilla, fresh Rose, and green and earthy blends of Cedarwood and Petitgrain. Fragrances that are crisp enough to resemble nature, yet warm enough to bring out cozy and warm feels within.
Gold+ Bold
Vanilla, Sandalwood and Amber made unapologetically decadent is a perfect choice to bring warmth to colder days. The luxe gourmand blend of warm spice and musky tones with aromatic sweetness will remind you of warmer days.
Milk Expressive
A powdery, woody blend of Marshmallow, Mahogany Wood and Tonka Bean with a hint of roasted sweetness. It's warm and embracing as it surrounds you in a milky, marshmallow blanket. Anytime you move, you’ll catch a whiff of something so special and comforting, and it's you.
Velvet- Personal
A light blend of Clove, Vanilla, Rose and Skin Musk with a hint of luxury. It's a perfect scent that reminds you of warm summer evenings reserved purely for you. It’s alluring and complex and very unisex. It promises to create a breathable indulgence when it meets bare skin.
Paper+ Bold
The combination of earthy Vetiver, wet Woods, and Iso E Super is unmistakable and reminiscent of mossy woods after rain. Its earthy, robust character translates to a stronger skin scent with a hint of earthy tones to ground you as you prepare for the slower season.