Business Insider spoke to two perfume experts about the most popular scents this winter. Gourmand — anything that smells like food — will still be in for the winter. Frankincense creates a ...

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Notes like myrrh, incense, and licorice give a perfume ... from Maison Margiela embodies this autumnal scent. Gourmand continues to stay popular. Emma Vincent, an in-house perfumer at Lush ...

Those two scents planted a flag in my ... rain-on-soil vibe—moody in the best way—while the frankincense adds that dry, resinous incense smoke you might catch wafting from a temple altar.

It's a medium bodied fragrance that emulates the scent of the French port city — a dynamic combination of urban edge through sandalwood, incense, and clove bud, and coastal charm through ...

While it’s true that incense is best suited to earthy and smoky notes—it is a fragranced smoke after all—don’t think it’s precluded from other scent profiles. It goes far beyond the ...

Although fall and winter have some overlapping qualities, the seasonal shift can impact what scents people are reaching for as falling leaves turn to snow. Business Insider spoke with two ...