Evolutionary psychologist Gordon Gallup toldCNNthat your scent affects how people interact with you.
If you don’t have your signature scent just yet, don’t fret.
What better way to treat yourself than investing in some designer perfume!
Everyone knows the iconic Chanel No.
5 perfume, beautifully bottled and topped with a diamond shaped cap.
According to Chanel’swebsite, “N5 has exuded the very essence of femininity” since its creation in 1921.
$90 will get you 1 ounce of one of Dior’s classic perfumes, per theirwebsite.
14.67% of voters prefer the designer fragrances that Gucci has to offer.
After all, no one smells you more than you do.
Perfume expert Joan Tanis toldVoguethat there are two main groupings when classifying smells: warm and fresh.
Warm scents have notes like leather or vanilla, while fresh scents usually contain citrus or floral notes.
Keep these profiles in mind when you’re shopping for your next perfume.
