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Fragrances

  1. beauty
    The Fancy Solid Perfume That Will Never Shatter or Spill in My PurseApplying it on your wrists is as innocuous as quickly slathering on some hand lotion.
    By Kaitlin Phillips
  2. wellness
    The Most Calming Essential Oils and Home Scents, According to Yoga TeachersFor a more relaxing Savasana in class or at home
    By Liza Corsillo
  3. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Products Meant for Babies“Not only are they more stringently tested for sensitive skin, but they make me feel like I’m as unjaded as the infants they’re meant for.”
    By Alison Freer
  4. not a professional. just crazy.
    Rio Drops By: A Beauty Breakdown With Makeup Artist Katie Jane HughesTalking all-star products with the Instagram-favorite makeup artist.
    By Rio Viera-Newton
  5. not a professional. just crazy.
    The 8 Perfumes (and 3 Candles) That Even My Sensitive Nose AdoresLots of things hurt my nostrils — these make me happy instead.
    By Rio Viera-Newton
  6. decor
    The ‘World’s Best Incense’ Smells Like Dewy MeadowsI discovered it in a great little store in Honolulu.
    By Ashlea Halpern
  7. holiday gifts 2017
    What Colognes Make the Best Gifts? (And Don’t Smell Like a Mall Counter)We talked to ten stylish men to discover more sophisticated scents than you’ll usually encounter.
    By Max Berlinger
  8. this thing’s incredible
    I Nearly Screamed When I Rediscovered This Slightly Cheesy ’80s ScentIt’s called Cinnabar, and it’s seductive and boozy and a little trashy.
    By Rachel Syme
  9. this thing’s incredible
    I Spray This Baby-Scented Perfume on (Practically) EverythingIt smells like baby detergent and a rolling European field.
    By Hillary Kelly
  10. the best gift i’m giving
    My Friends Douse Themselves With This French ScentI buy a bunch and dip into my stockpile for holiday gifts.
    By Kate Betts
  11. this thing’s incredible
    The Best Perfume Is Still the One I Discovered at Age 7It’s old-fashioned without being dowdy.
    By Sadie Stein