Your feminine image is about more than just the way you look. It’s also about the way you speak, move, think, act, and smell. Yes, SMELL!
Scent is strongly linked to emotions – and the right perfume can make you feel irresistibly feminine.
How do you choose the perfect feminizing perfume? Here are the different types of perfume scents and the impressions they create:
Floral Perfumes
Floral perfumes are based on the scent of one flower (like lavender, rose, gardenia, or geranium) or a combination of several flowers.
Floral perfumes are great for crossdressers and transgender women since they are the most feminine of fragrances. Wear a floral perfume when you want to express your soft, romantic side.
Examples of floral perfumes include: Daisy by Marc Jacobs, Estée Lauder White Linen, Dior J’Adore, Stella by Stella McCartney, Kenzo Flower by Kenzo, and L‘Air du Temps by Nina Ricci.
Fruity Perfumes
Fruity perfumes contain citrus scents, such as lemon, grapefruit, strawberry, peach, kiwi, etc.
Fruity perfumes are fresh and youthful, making them a great choice for when you want to feel confident and energetic.
Examples of fruity perfumes include: L.A.M.B. by Gwen Stefani, Cartier Eau de Cartier, Sun Flowers by Elizabeth Arden, Beautiful Sheer by Estée Lauder, DKNY by Donna Karan, and Emporio White by Giorgio Armani.
Fresh Perfumes
Fresh perfumes (also called green scents) are light and airy. They are based on scents of grass, green leaves and the ocean.
Fresh perfumes are energetic and rejuvenating. They are great to wear when you are out “en femme” since they boost your mood and put other people at ease.
Examples of fresh perfumes include: J.Lo Glow by Jennifer Lopez, Fifth Avenue by Elizabeth Arden, Diorissimo, Dune by Christian Dior, Bond No. 9, and Safari by Ralph Lauren.
Oriental Perfumes
Oriental perfumes are rich and dramatic and smell of spices, musk, vanilla and heavy flowers.
Oriental perfumes have a sexy and sophisticated air. Just be sure to choose a light scent since oriental perfumes can lean toward the masculine side.
Examples of oriental perfumes include: Dior Addict, Lancome Attraction, Opium by Yves Saint Laurent, Samsara by Guerlain, Lalique Perfume by Lalique, and Sun Moon & Stars by Karl Lagerfeld.
Woody Perfumes
Woody perfumes are heavy and dramatic and are incorporate scents like sandalwood, patchouli, and cedar.
Woody perfumes are sensual and exotic, but they are the most masculine of all fragrances. Therefore, you may want to avoid this particular fragrance type.
Examples of woody perfumes include: Passion by Elizabeth Taylor, Escada by Escada, Lovely by Sarah Jessica Parker, Cashmere Mist by Donna Karan, Habanita by Molinard, and Givenchy Organza.
What’s YOUR favorite perfume?
Keep these guidelines in mind – but remember, the most important criteria for choosing a perfume is how pretty and feminine it makes YOU feel!
What is YOUR favorite perfume? I’d love to know, so please share with me in the comments below!
Love,
Lucille
P.S. Scent isn’t the only way to “subconsciously” express your femininity. Download my FREE “Unleash Your Inner Woman” hypnosis MP3 and discover how to unleash the feminizing power of your mind.
I like Pink Sugar by Aqualina. When I wear Pink Sugar I get lots of hot male attention and the scent makes me feel very girly.
My all time favorite is Poem, I also like Beautiful where I can layer my fragrance. I find perfume intoxicating.
My favorite is VS Bombshell. A nice fruity light scent that is heavenly to me.
a girl came in to the shop i was working in & i was knocked out by her perfume so had to ask her , she told me it was armani code, it has now taken over from givenchy as my favourite , try it , you`ll like it xxx
My favorite by far – and I love it! – is the original formulation of Estee Lauder’s “Beautiful.” I was lucky to find any a few years ago, and haven’t found it in recent years. There were a couple of times when I ordered “Beautiful” in ads that claimed it was the original, but it wasn’t. I’m not sure how to describe the fragrance, but to me it is very feminine.
My favorite perfume is a popular one that has been around for quite a while now but I just can’t get enough of it still. Britney Spears, “curious”. I love it still and all of my female friends do as well. There are a few others by Paris Hilton and Thierry Mugler “Angel” that are very feminine.
I would be interested to hear from others. I love Jo Malone the lighter herbal and floral ones, and Wood Sage and Sea Salt when I am feeling a bit more like a man (I don’t fight it, occasionally I feel butch). But lately I have really loved a simple light and very feminine scent; Amazing Grace by Philosophy. Makes me feel like I am just gliding when I wear it, which is about every day now.
No question that the Sent is key to the “Final Touch” in dressing for public. I have a restaurant I frequent. I sit at the same servers station every week…She says she knows when I am there , because the sent of the perfume!! Inexpensive; AVON ‘s “Little Red & Little Black Dress”. try it you’ll love it.