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Scentbird Subscription Fragrance Service

August 30, 2016

A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon Scentbird, a perfume subscription service. Like most subscription service, you're first prompted to create a style profile.

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Finding a new fragrance can be difficult. It took me two years to find Flower Bomb by Viktor & Rolf and Prada Infusion D’Iris. Both of these fragrances smell amazing, but I would love to add a few more to my repertoire.

Whenever I go searching for a new fragrance,Ā I always give it a little spritz on my wrist. I then end up leaving the store to go scrub it off with soap and water. For the rest of the day, I swear I’m haunted by that awful perfume smell.

Can anyone else relate?

A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon Scentbird, a perfume subscription service.

How does Scentbird work?

Like most subscription service, you’re first prompted to create a style profile. To get started IĀ filled out the TruScent Recommender. This is a database full of thousands of scent profiles and perfume reviews by real people. What I liked most about this process is you don’t have to choose the recommended option. You can also just browse by brand, mood, occasion or personality.

A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon Scentbird, a perfume subscription service. Like most subscription service, you're first prompted to create a style profile.

You can retake the TruScent Recommender at any time, and rate fragrances. The more you rate the better your recommendations.

I’m a big fan of product reviews and almost always read them when shopping. Scentbird works the same way. I reviewed my recommendations but chose to go with something else basedĀ onĀ the scent and reviews.

What I Received

I chose Bvlgari Omnia Crystalline. This fragranceĀ consistsĀ of Ā lotus, musk, black tea, bamboo, and pear. It is described as being elegant and having a fresh scent. My good friend Mil also wears it but I have to say, I wasn’t a fan. I wanted to love this fragrance, and the reviews were good, but it just didn’t work for me. Ā The scent just smelled too perfume-y and strong. Maybe it’s just my body chemistry. I’ll continue to wear for a while to see if I adjust to it.

A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon Scentbird, a perfume subscription service. Like most subscription service, you're first prompted to create a style profile.

What do you get?

Scentbird’s subscription runsĀ $14.95 a month and can be canceled at any time. Best of all you get a generousĀ sized 8 mlĀ bottle (a ~30 day supply). It comes in a super cute reusable case and glass bottle. Each month you get toĀ choose from 450+ designer and niche fragrances.

I would definitely try Scentbird again and sign up for a monthly subscription. My mom loves fragrances and this would make a great gift.

Visit Scentbird to sign up and take the TruScent Recommender. What is your favorite fragrance? I would love to add them to my list.

*Scentbird provided me with this fragrance, but all opinions are my own.

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4 Comments Ā· Labels: Beauty Tagged: brand collaboration, Product review, Subscription Service

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  1. Tina says

    August 30, 2016 at 10:59 pm

    What a cool subscription service that you got to try Asa! I don’t have any perfumes so this would be perfect for me to try all the different scents!

    Tina
    http://www.justatinabit.com

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    • asaherrman says

      September 11, 2016 at 9:07 pm

      Thanks Tina! It’s a pretty cool concept.

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  2. Amelia Vesper says

    September 2, 2016 at 10:25 am

    It’s so interesting that you found Omnia Crystalline to be too strong! I love it because it’s subtle, but has so much depth. Must be a body chemistry thing like you said! Though weirdly I’m a little relieved you didn’t like it so I can keep on thinking of it as my signature scent šŸ˜‰ Scentbird sounds like a cool service!

    xo Mil

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    • asaherrman says

      September 11, 2016 at 9:18 pm

      I totally chose it based off how it smelled in the bottle. I should have tried a spritz of yours. šŸ™‚ The next time I see you, I want to smell it on you. You can also have my bottle. It needs a good home. šŸ™‚

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