What's Your Signature Scent?

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Having a signature scent can be powerful. I always feel more confident and polished when I spritz my favorite parfum on my neck and wrist. I have a few go to scents that I enjoy, and wanted to share my all time favorites in case you are still searching for your signature scent!

1. Cool Water by Davidoff

My number one perfume isn't a perfume at all.... it's a cologne! Yes, I wear men's cologne. However, I much prefer this scent to the women's perfume of the same name. It's a musky and clean scent that does remind me of the ocean or something aquatic.

Fragrance Notes: Lavender, Jasmine, Oak moss, Musk and Sandalwood

2. Cleopatra by Tocca

This is my go to summer scent. I absolutely love it and it's very light and sweet. I even have it in a candle because I am so obsessed with the scent. Also, isn't the bottle gorgeous? It looks so beautiful on my vanity.

Fragrance Notes: Egyptian jasmine, Grapefruit, White musk, Indian patchouli, Vanilla

3. J'adore by Dior

This perfume is beautiful for any season. It's very feminine, fruity and long lasting, so you only need one spritz. I think this is perfect for someone looking for a classic, and classy, signature scent.

Fragrance Notes: Ylang Ylang, Damascus Rose, Jasmine

4. Huile Prodigieuse Multi-Purpose Dry Oil by Nuxe

I think you can see a trend here that I sometimes use a mix of things and call them perfume! This is a body oil I picked up the last time I was in France and I am completely obsessed. I use this all over my body (it can be used on your face, body or hair). It has a clean scent that reminds me of a European pharmacy and brings me back to traveling abroad (*sigh* one day we will travel again). It is an oil but as the title says, it's very dry, so it absorbs into your skin quickly. I love to put this on my neck and wrists and smell the clean botanical oils all day long.

Fragrance Notes: Sweet almond, Camellia seed oil, Macadamia seed oil,

Do you have a perfume that you wear every day? Different scents for different seasons? Share your favorites in the comments below!