The past few weeks have been pretty busy for me. It seems that with the change in weather there has been a lot of life alterations. With moving to Connecticut and starting a new job, life has been a little crazy, but I finally have enough of a routine to start blogging again!
After the cold winter months, it is good to transition from more musky and warm fragrances to more light and floral scents. Today I wanted to share with you some beautiful fragrance options for these warmer months!
If you enjoy the intoxicating smell of flowers, than these perfumes will make you swoon! Dolce by Dolce and Gabbana has notes of neroli leaves, papaya flower, and white amaryllis, which create a gentle freshness of white flowers. Private Collection by Estee Lauder and Chloe Love Story both have a feminine gardenia scent. Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet has romantic notes of Sicilian orange essence, and pink peony.
Sephora describes Tocca Isabel as, “a celebration of the traditional Spanish rose, offering a modern, vibrant take on classic beauty. With other notes of leather, vetiver, and guiacwood, the scent has a unique and unconventional scent that is really intoxicating. Tory Burch combines the citrus notes of grapefruit with hints of neroli, peony and cassis. 
I am personally very drawn to those sweet and fruity scents that make you want to run to the nearest candy store and dowse yourself is deliciousness. Marc Jacobs Daisy Eau So Fresh Sorbet smells like you are indulging in a wonderful treat. The blend of fruity and floral are the perfect combination of a summer scent. Juicy mandarin, apple blossom, and lotus flower are just a few notes in this lovely fragrance. 
Summer in a bottle, this fragrance captures all the familiar memories of summer fun. With the blend of blend of jasmine, sea spray, and mandarin it draws the summer loving gals to its incomparable scent.
So whatever your fragrance pleasure, there are many beautiful scents to wear for these Spring and Summer months!
Also thank you so much of being so patient with me during this time of transition, and let me know what blog requests you have!