Astrology
Your chart can help you zero in on the perfect scent.
Whatever your zodiac sign may be, theres a winter perfume to match.
Below, an astrologer shares the perfect one for you, based on your chart.
Youre also acardinal sign, which means you like to take the initiative.
To capture the vibe, try the Ginger perfume from Lush.
Its a blend of zippy ginger, citrusy bergamot, and red mandarin oil.
As it burns off, youll get whiffs of oakmoss and sandalwood, too.
As anearth sign, you also like notes that smell cozy and comforting.
The Floral Sandalwood fragrance from Dossier, inspired by MFKs Amyris Femme, should hit the spot.
In this case, look for perfumes with citrus notes, like the Amazing Grace Bergamot scent from Philosophy.
Your perfume should be light and graceful to match your silvery laugh and mercurial nature, says Taylor.
If a perfume smells like a fresh batch of cookies, youll take it.
To lean into the coziness, try Vanilla Era by Boy Smells.
Spray it on your favorite sweater and let it linger all season.
Lush and sophisticated fragrances suit you, allowing you to dominate the room and make an impression.
Its why she recommends warm, spicy scents, as well as amber, benzoin, and even neroli.
It will bring a hint of summer sun into the dark days of winter, Taylor says.
With that in mind, try Black Pepper by KORRES.
Spritz this one on to feel put-together at home and whenever you pop out for a coffee run.
If your perfume makes someone fall in love with you as you walk by, even better.
To keep it fun, try the fruity florals of Solar Canopy byFuture Society.
This fragrance has a lot of energy to it thanks to Turkish rose, magnolia, and lychee.
Its why Taylor recommends interesting scents for your winter perfume, like patchouli, frangipani, and tobacco.
If it seems dark and mysterious, youll be into it.
This is a mutablefire signruled by Jupiter, which emphasizes a need for freedom, Taylor says.
Sooudand earthy scents are right up your alley.
Try sensual and elusive saffron or fresh woodland scents such as cedarwood or cypress, she adds.
Classic and sophisticated perfumes suit you best, with woody notes like oakmoss or sandalwood.
For someone to come up and ask what youre wearing.
To feel like a character in a book, try the Elixir of Love by Caswell-Massey.
It was inspired by a Victorian-era perfume made with jasmine, lavender, musk, and passionflower.
The fact the bottle will look good on your vanity is a bonus.
Source:
Carole Taylor, astrologer, author ofThe Personalized Astrology Book
