Layering Guide

If you want to try two scents together but aren't sure where to begin, these pairings are a good place to start. They're ideas based on the scent notes, not tested recipes. Try a little of each and see what you think.

Start with a Single Note

Strawberry

Sweet, juicy fruit with an easy-to-recognize character.

Pear

Fresh, dewy fruit that can lighten a sweeter fragrance.

Marshmallow

Soft, sugary warmth that can round out brighter fruit notes.

A few pairings to try

Bright & fruity

Strawberry + PearTwo fruity notes, one juicy and one fresher.
Divine Blush + PearAiry tropical fruit with a crisp pear edge.
Lychee Kiss + StrawberrySparkling lychee with extra berry-like sweetness.

Soft & cozy

Marshmallow + Moody VanillaSugary marshmallow against a deeper vanilla.
Golden Haze + Coconut BlissNutty caramel with tropical creaminess.
Dreamy Musk + MarshmallowCreamy fruity musk with extra soft sweetness.

Floral & sweet

Velvet Peach + MarshmallowPeach and delicate flowers softened by marshmallow.
Lychee Parfait + PearCreamy lychee with a fresh pear lift.
Pink Amber + StrawberryWarm floral amber with a juicy fruit accent.

Layering by product format

Prefer wearing one scent in different ways? These are common combinations when the scent is available in both products:

Lotion + mist

Cloud Veil Spray on Body Lotion followed by In Your Orbit Fragrance Mist. Start with a light application of each.

Body oil + perfume oil

Ethereal Aura Body Oil followed by Velvet Silk Perfume Oil. A little can be enough.

Body oil + mist

Ethereal Aura Body Oil followed by In Your Orbit Fragrance Mist. Let the oil absorb before using the mist.

What about home scents?

Cozy Linen and Autumn Air are good examples of fragrances that serve a different purpose in the catalog. Keep home fragrance for the applications listed on the product label instead of adding it to a body-fragrance routine.

If you want a fresh-smelling personal fragrance, Blue Eclipse is one option in our scent lineup. It has aromatic spice and woods rather than a laundry-style scent.

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