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Thanks to their incoming and curated posts, Tikok's fragrance enthusiasts are now playing a large part of fragrance purchases that contain certain smells with a special appearance and lifestyle.

The fragrance consumption has developed into a medium of self -care through self -expression. People no longer carry the same signature fragrance, but open their appearance with fragrance, layer it and change it depending on the outfit or the surrounding area.

For spring and summer 2025 we hear from fragrance experts who are trendy fragrances and how to wear them.

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In contrast to previous years, hearty gourmand grades are large in 2025, with pistachio mixtures, coffee and exotic spices popular.

“We see a mixture of light, fresh flowers and warm, structured gourmands such as pistachios and almond,” says Raquel Bouris, founder and creative director of Who is Elijah.

Influenced by the “calm luxury” trend that has penetrated fashion are fragrances that are light, slightly androgynous and not excessively sweet, this spring.

“There is a feeling of depth without severity, and fragrances feels like a second skin,” says Bouris. “It's about fragrances that feel personally and develop with the mood of the wearer.”

Of course, flowers take a non -surprising return every spring, and this year it is white creamy flowers that are not overly sweet to add the nutty base fragrances.

Floral Street sweet almond blossom Eau de Parfum, £ 29

Ingredients you have to pay attention to

While you may know what types of fragrance you like – smoky, lively or sweet – if you know which ingredients make up this fragrance, the selection of the perfect fragrance becomes much easier.

“Nutty scents are being created as an unexpected stars this season,” says Bouris. “They offer warmth and texture, but they are not excessively sweet. These grades form complexity and give fragrances a grounded, edible feeling without feeling too difficult.”

Pay attention to notes of chestnuts, almond or pistachios in nutty scents. These couples are best with milky flowers such as jasmine, violet or rose and sweet notes such as vanilla and tonka bean.

Who is Elijah Haze, £ 80, boots

Why tends energetic fragrances

While the winter campaigned for sensual, smoky Ouds, this spring is warm and more uplifting scents that have more energy for them.

“There is a clear shift in the direction of that feels strengthened and grounded,” says Bouris. “People want to scents who use their mood and give them trust and presence without being overwhelming.

Therefore, creamy, sweet scents complements with strong coffee and aromatic spices and great this season.

“Spring 2025 is all about versatility and self -confidence,” says Bouris. “It's about fragrances that shift with their energy that enable them to be powerful or intimate, depending on how they layer them.”

Phleur Golden Rule Eau de Parfum, £ 99, Space NK

How to choose your fragrance that feels personally

The secret of finding a really personal fragrance is mastery of the art of layers.

“Layers is the key to create a fragrance that feels uniquely possible,” says Bouris. “A fragrance cannot grasp all aspects of who they are. Layering can build up a signature that develops with them all day.”

To successfully remove your fragrance, start with a basic fragrance that consists of heavier notes and then build on it with lighter, complementary scents.

For example, if you want to add a woody, smoky fragrance – layer it with a lighter flowers from the same fragrance family.

If you pay attention to the base, the middle and upper notes in each fragrance, you can find the best fragrance pairings.

If you have a nutty, almond -like base fragrance with floral middle notes, it best fits a warm, milky fragrance.

Le Labo Santal 33 Eau de Parfum, £ 153, John Lewis

dossier Floral Jasmine, £ 29

Jo Malone Everyday Woody fragrance layer duo, £ 110