The Best Fragrance Layering Combinations

10.11.2022
The Best Fragrance Layering Combinations
As you may have gathered from Parts 1 and 2 of this series, fragrance layering is all about playing and discovering what you like—and what you don’t like.

Our team has gone through some of these trials to round up what they found to be the best of the best when it comes to layering:

First Date: an alluring signature scent that’ll have them leaning closer.
First: 2 parts Paper Expressive
Then: 1 part Velvet- Personal
Finally: 1 part Gold- Personal

Fall Morning: this scent captures the season at its best.
First: 1 part Gold Expressive
Then: 1 part Moss Expressive
Finally: 2 parts Paper Expressive

Summer Sunset: a must-try for those long summer nights.
First: 1 part Gold Expressive
Then: 1 part Book Expressive
Finally: 2 parts Paper- Personal

Spring Flowers: bring the outdoors, inside.
First: 1 part Magnolia
Then: 2 parts Gold- Personal
Finally: 1 part Paper Expressive

Ski Lodge: the scent equivalent of cozying up with blankets around the fireplace.
First: 1 part Milk+ Bold
Then: 1 part Whiskey
Finally: 1 part Wool 

Fresh Daze: cue transportive daydreams and feelings of zen.
First: 1 part Rain
Then: 1 part Paper- Personal
Finally: 1 part Moss- Personal

Sun-Kissed: warm and refreshed—like a day spent at the beach.
First: 1 part Bergamot
Then: 1 part Milk- Personal
Finally: 1 part Gold- Personal

Mojito: press reset wherever and whenever with refreshing OOO vibes.
First: 2 parts Rain
Then: 1 part Moss- Personal
Finally: 1 part Bergamot

White Russian Mule: pairs best with happy hour cocktails.
First: 1 part Milk- Personal
Then: 1 part Paper- Personal
Finally: 1 part Moss- Personal

Gin Fizz: the finishing touch before a fun night out.
First: 1 part Milk- Personal
Then: 1 part Nectar
Finally: 2 parts Gin

Cocktail Bar: it smells like “sophisticated and worldly” sounds.
First: 1 part Leather 
Then: 1 part Whiskey
Finally: 1 part Book Expressive


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