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Five best fragrances

The right fragrance can lift your mood, trigger special memories and give you the perfect finishing touch
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Backstage beauty: Customize your fragrance by layering a scented lotion with your favourite perfume.


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Givenchy Dahlia Noir Eau de Toilette   Givenchy Dahlia Noir Eau de Toilette
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Hot for fall: Givenchy Dahlia Noir Eau de Toilette, 75mL, $90.

Powdery floral notes blend with vanilla and sandalwood for a spicy yet feminine fragrance.




Lise Watier Désirable Eau de Parfum   Lise Watier Désirable Eau de Parfum

Pro pick: Lise Watier Désirable Eau de Parfum, 50 mL, $76.

With fruity hits of crisp apple and fresh berries, this scent brings out our playful side.




Hermès Eau Claire des Merveilles Eau Parfumée   Hermès Eau Claire des Merveilles Eau Parfumée

Splurge-worthy: Hermès Eau Claire des Merveilles Eau Parfumée, 50mL, $93.

Seductive at first spritz, this classic scent settles into a warm, woodsy heart of amber.




The 7 Virtues Vetiver of Haiti Eau de Parfum   The 7 Virtues Vetiver of Haiti Eau de Parfum

Eco chic:The 7 Virtues Vetiver of Haiti Eau de Parfum, 50mL, $70.

We especially love this warm, musky scent in the cold winter months. Bonus: Your guy can wear it, too.




Dior Miss Dior Eau de Parfum, 50mL   Dior Miss Dior Eau de Parfum, 50mL

Cult favourite: Dior Miss Dior Eau de Parfum, 50mL, $92.

The bright mix of citrus, jasmine and patchouli is featherlight on skin.

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