We checked in with Benedicte Bron, associate vice president of fragrance development at Bath & Body Works and found out what she had to say about choosing the fragrance that best suits you.
CanadianLiving.com: How do you choose a fragrance?
Benedicte Bron: Every woman should have a fragrance wardrobe; different scents for different moods and times of the day. When choosing a fragrance, start by thinking of your favourite foods. If you love fruit like oranges, you're probably a citrus person; if you love Indian food, you may love spicier notes like cardamom.
CL.com: What things do you need to take into consideration when purchasing a fragrance?
BB: Buying a fragrance is a personal decision, so let your emotions drive your choice. A lot of decisions are dictated by reason, but fragrance is a true emotional purchase, which makes it a great thing to buy. "I can't explain why I like it but I like it..." is a good enough reason to buy. If the fragrance is for you, it is going to be a part of you. It is important to endorse it and feel good about it. Also, let a fragrance follow your mood and express a facet of you. Because you have choices and a wardrobe of scents, you don't need to wear the same one every day. A fragrance reflects your lifestyle and a new fragrance will be representative of new experiences and feelings. Your life evolves and changes constantly and the new fragrance you buy should express that change.
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