Perfumes I Own:

• Maison Margiela Replica Tea Escape - work appropriate
• Maison Margiela Replica Dancing on the Moon -- like laundry but woody and musky, milky
• Carven Eau de Toilette - clean, feminine fresh - work appropriate
• CK One Gold version
• Elizabeth and James Nirvana French Grey - androgynous: honestly, tobacco mixed with some woody, musky?
• Narcisco Rodriguez for her musc fleur musc (rollerball)- pleasant light florals, lady-like but not overwhelming. Slight girly but professional.
• Jo Malone Oat and Cornflower 2x - laundry x sweet tobacco
• Jo Malone Wood Sage and Sea salt - as if you got a facial
• Jo Malone Basil and Neroli - think of spring and brunch and florals (light - not super girly)
• Jo Malone Blackberry and Bay - slightly sweet and aquatic/damp kinda lol
• Atelier Cologne Bois Blonds
• Atelier Cologne Oolong Infiniti

- you got to layer oolong infiniti with bois blonds together - heavenly

• Atelier Cologne Bergamote Soleil - stand alone: good vibes honestly and sun
• Byredo Bal d'afrique - yes
• Diptyque Philosykos - like a secret femininity? An emerging lady?
• Diptyque Olene - Ladylike
• Diptyque Oyedo - Reminds me of childhood - youth but imaginative/creative. A sunny personality.
• Frederic Malle - L'eau d'hiver - like the perfect cozy feeling. Soft sweater and whatnot. Homey.
• L’Occitaine Cherry Blossom (toilette) - feminine - date/brunch?
• Zadig Voltaire Tome 1 - adrogynous - strong silliage - milky, patchouli x sandalwood tones darker laundry?
• Zadig Voltare This is Her! - it's milky but also kind of chemical smelling in a way, but at the same time, I like it. Not clean smelling in a good way. Like the little dirty, mussed up, do you own thing kind of vibe. Totally gourmand.
• Stylenanda 01 Bon Voyage - not going to lie, dupe for Byredo's bal d'afrique that costs weigh more
• Narciso Rodriguez - for her fleur musc edt - sweet but not like candy (like an elegant spring/innocence)

Want:

• Aqua di Parma - Osmanthus
• Diptyque Florabellio
• Tom Ford Black Orchid - Rollerball
• Frederic Malle - En passant