Happy Tuesday and happy spring, everyone! It’s a frosty 36°
here in middle Tennessee this morning, making me shiver and be glad none of my
flowers have started blooming yet. I may not be gardening today, but I can
still talk about flowers of the floral fragrance kind! Since yesterday was
National Fragrance Day and I’m an Avon lady, I thought it would be helpful to
share a quick tutorial on how to pick the best floral fragrance for you this
spring.
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Finding a new fragrance for you or to give to someone can be
challenging! You walk into the fragrance department at your favorite shopping
spot and your senses are assaulted. Overpowering scents fill your nose, shiny
bottles in an array of colors and sizes twinkle on glass shelves and the ever-present
associate is there to spritz you with the latest scent from the current pop
star fave of the moment. Hopefully my tutorial will have you shopping for
fragrances with confidence, whether you shop at the mall or with me and Avon!
Understanding the 6
types of floral fragrances:
1. Romantic Florals are soft, delicate and feminine. These
romantic florals are characterized by lush bouquets that have sweet and powdery
notes with hints of musk or warm amber. Sound like you? Try Forever, which has
hints of pink pepper, orange blossom and sensual musk.
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2. Oriental Florals have hints of spice mixed with amber and
woods, which give oriental florals an exotic allure. Sound like you? Try FarAway ‒ dreamy florals, softly spiced amber and inviting wood.
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3. Fruity Florals are bursting with the scent of delicious
fruits. These scents add an everyday sweetness to your fragrance wardrobe.
Sound like you? Try Luck, a fragrance with sparkling citrus and luscious
berries wrapped in creamy white florals, rose petals and sandalwood. (Luck was also a CEW Insiders Choice Beauty
Awards Finalist!)
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4. Fresh Florals are clean and crisp, reminiscent of a just-bloomed
spring garden. Sound like you? Try Haiku Kyoto Flower ‒ full of velvety violet
leaf and white peony with soft cotton musk.
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5. Woody Florals add depth and warmth. They are enriched with
earthy notes of sensual woods. Sound like you? Try Candid, with sparkling
bergamot, blooming tuberose and sensual patchouli.
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6. Flower Gourmand is a sweet treat. The dessert of scents,
floral gourmands have delectable notes like rich crème brûlée. Sound like you?
Try Outspoken Party by Fergie, a mix of pink peony with luscious raspberry.
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Changing
your fragrances with the seasons is a fun way to add a layer of confidence to
your wardrobe. I hope that this tutorial will help you pick the best floral
fragrance for you this spring. Would you like a free sample of an Avon
fragrance? Join my customer mailing list here!
Which type of floral
fragrance would you try first and why?
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