Warmer, Spicier Scents Continue to be Popular as the Winter Season Approaches
Relationships Lifestyle / by Humamur Rehman / 2 views / New
As the weather gets cooler, more and more consumers turn to a warmer, richer cologne, as the colder weather makes deeper fragrances seem more appropriate. In the warmer months consumers tend to gravitate towards fresher, more aquatic perfumes, but in the winter it becomes much more desirable to choose perfumes with vanilla; amber; spices like cinnamon, cardamom, pepper, clove or saffron; or a woody or oudy fragrance with perhaps a hint of tobacco or leather. Fragsook has it all in this winter category in the guise of designers, niches, Middle Eastern perfumes, luxurious-inspired perfumes, attars and decants.
The Northern region of India is a colder climate, so heavier perfumery is popular, while the rest of India may not see the temperatures dropping quite as dramatically.
Hence, whether you are using a heavy, rich oud or tobacco during the colder parts of the country, this can be the perfectly appropriate choice but can be far too strong elsewhere, and as consumers wear their perfumes, they find they have their personal fragrance preferences more dictated by the climate. The influence of social media and fragrance communities has only served to amplify this trend, with many consumers curating winter lists of ‘perfect for the season’ perfumery highlighting those wonderful deep, gourmand, spice-based or woody and gourmand styles. This has helped many consumers understand what to look for and how to build their wardrobe not just based on what their noses prefer on that day but based on what their noses would prefer on a crisp winter evening or day. One does expect to rotate fragrances based on season, and a collection will have different options for all seasons.
The more winter weather that rolls in, the stronger will be the demand for these lovely warmer, richer spices and woody options.
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