Scentsational spring fragrances

“The sense of smell is very much tied to emotion,” says Carla Chalmers, the National Education Manager for Elizabeth Arden. “As you experience your environment, smells can recall emotions of a previous time when you smelled that same scent.” So how do you find your favourite fragrance? Figure out a positive mental association and start from there. Your favourite flower? The smell of freshly cut grass? It’s all a great starting point.

Spring Scent: Elizabeth Arden Pretty Hot Eau de Parfum Spray (100 mL), $80.
This fragrance has a combination of blood orange, apple, and red current along with pimento blossom and peonies.