Can I change my fragrance choice with the seasons

Scents Perform Differently in Different Temperatures

- Hot weather can intensify fragrance notes but also cause them to evaporate quicker[1].
- In winter, the evaporation rate slows down but scents may not seem as strong or become lost[1].
- Heavier, musky and woody scents are better suited for colder months as they have better longevity[1].

Seasonal Scents Can Boost Your Mood

- Shorter days, lack of sunlight and grey weather in colder months can lead to seasonal affective disorder (SAD) for some[1].
- Certain scents like ylang-ylang, jasmine, vanilla and rosemary are known for their mood-boosting properties[1].
- Choosing a fragrance that evokes happy memories can also lift your spirits[1].

Different Seasons Inspire Different Scent Preferences

- Spring calls for fresh, floral scents to match the blooming nature[3].
- Summer fragrances tend to be lighter, with citrus, aquatic and exotic fruit notes[3].
- Autumn brings in spicy, woody and amber notes as the weather cools down[3].
- Winter is the season for the most intense fragrances - orientals, ambers, sweet and woody scents[3].

So while you can certainly wear your signature scent year-round, changing it up with the seasons allows you to:

- Wear fragrances that perform better in the current weather
- Boost your mood with scents suited to the season
- Explore different fragrance families that align with your seasonal preferences

The key is to experiment and find scents you love for each time of year. Layering fragrances can also help you transition your signature scent across seasons[1]. Ultimately, wear what makes you feel great!