Spring is all about lightening up—- with clothing, weather and fragrance!

Heavy ambery winter scents can seem overbearing and dramatic during the spring and summer. But lighter fragrances, like citrus and light floral mixtures, are youthful and feminine ways to get into the season—fashion foot first!

Take it from NY Times critic Chandler Burr, who said “Perfume may indeed convey a concept of warmth (Hypnotic Poison’s succulent vanilla) or of cool (Cartier’s Déclaration Bois Bleu, one of the most mesmerizing chilled breezes ever to come out of a bottle) or of autumn (I think Guerlain Homme is the modern equivalent of the impeccable grey wool suit slacks, the ones you put on after packing away the cotton khakis). And then there’s spring; crack open a bottle of Estée Lauder Pure White Linen Light Breeze, and in the dead freeze of early February you will still look around for your gardening equipment.”

So get spring fever even if the buds haven’t popped yet, with a fresh and flirty fragrance made especially for spring and summer!