Plus, they are fun and mood boosting.
Violet
Violet is one of those captivating floral notes that feels at once vintage and completely modern.
The note perfectly captures quiet luxuryunderstated elegance with substance.
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Callouts include Glossiers You Doux and Good Chemistrys Magnolia Violet.
Milk
You read that correctly.
Coffee
What better to pair with milk than coffee?
Maybe its the rise of espresso martinis or Sabrina CarpentersEspressoplaying on repeat.
Wake up with Maison Margielas Coffee Break, or check out Carpenters newly launched Me Espresso.
Great examples include Adarga by Travertine and Me Dea by Chronotope.
Theyre fresh, playful, and just polished enough.
Try Maison Francis Kurkdjian Kurky, Kayali Guava Granita, and Nectar de Passion Eau de Parfum.
Rose
Rose continues to undergo such a cool transformation in the world of fragrance.
Perfumers are peeling back the petals, so to speak, and creating compositions with incredible versatility and depth.
Try Phlur Rose Whip or LIIS Rose Struck.
Deep, Dark Notes
While spring evokes a certain lightness, thats not always the vibe.
Lucky for you, moody and earth-driven dark notes are a spring fragrance do.
Even in spring, people are reaching for deep, dark notes.
These arent built on traditional perfumery structurestheyre not fresh, not floral, not mainstream.
But they move people, Laudamiel says.
Walk through a forestyou smell its darkness.
Theres no fake rose or synthetic apple jam lingering.
These notes feel real and grounded.
Try Tom Ford Black Lacquer and Jo Malone Cypress & Grapevine.
Long adored for their deliciously addictive appeal, this season theyre getting a fresh twist.
Edible, but elevated.
Try Lushs Chelsea Morning and Henry Rose Dave.
