What perfume do you wear for everyday?

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I have some nice perfumes but feel I am wasting them and would love a cheaper/ clean smelling perfume for work. I like the Nuxe spray and it's very nice.

Any suggestions ? Perhaps one that smells of soap?

Just pink from next. Always get comments on how nice it is.

Zara perfumes are my go to for day to day wear - I want to save my nice ones for nice days, not just going to work.

Gardenia was my favourite but sadly discontinued

@Graffitiqueen someone at work wears Light Blue and smells incredible! Tried it on my skin and it smells like cat wee . Lucky you that it suits you.

Day to day I wear Calvin Klein Women. It’s a lovely clean daytime scent. Horrible bottle with a creepy eye on it though. It’s not bargain bucket but not £££ either.

I second Zara perfumes 👍🏻

I wear j’adore everyday.

Also very partial to Stella by Stella McCartney but that’s my winter scent

Shay & Blue Blood Oranges

Tempo by Diptyque. It’s a lovely woody patchouli. Very warm and comforting.

I always get asked what I’m wearing when I use Ariana Grande’s Cloud.
And I love Lush Twilight.
Lush The Comforter smells like Blackcurrant Chewits, it’s so nice.

DH hates that Dove perfume, says it gives him a headache, I really like it though, it smells clean but it’s very strong.

Philosophy Amazing Grace is very clean smelling.

Chloe by Chloe
Ebony Wood from Zara
I have a sample of Narciso Rodriguez which I like but it's a bit much for day, and I have a Gucci Bamboo, bought on a whim as the gift set was reduced, which I always get compliments on

Boss Ma Vie and Miss Dior are favourite / usual for daytime.
Evenings I wear Gaultier, Coco Mademoiselle or Coco.
I've had Paul Smith Rose before too, its lovely and really cheap - I need to get that again so thank you for the reminder

Gucci Bamboo is lovely and I've recently bought Lancome Idole that is amazing as well

I swing between Shay & Blue Dandelion Fig, Demeter Fragrance Library Sunshine and Floral Street Wild Vanilla Orchid at this time of year.

I vary between

Eau Dyanamisante - Clarins
Chance Eau Fraiche - Chanel
Lumiere Doree - Miller Harris
L'Eau D'Issey - Issey Miyake

Fresh and citrusy

Calvin Klein CKin2U womens or Jimmy choo

My favourite for everyday - that I think is most me - is Artemisia from Penhaligon's. But this is expensive, so I often wear Yardley's English Lavender. After an hour or so, it smells like Play-Doh on me, which is fine by me!

I love Clarins Dynamisante and have worn it for years. It's not loud or in your face.

I like A very small squirt of Lush Karma, with a dab of rose essential oil.

I mix it up. I don't keep perfumes for "best" as such. In rotation currently are:
Dans tes bras -Frederic Malle
Gypsy Water - Byredo
Marc Jacobs Woman ( the original one, though I'm going off it.)
Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille
Tom Ford Champaca Absolute
Penhaligons Halfeti
A Perfume Parlour copy of Acqua di Gio
A Perfume Parlour dupe of Diptyque's Do Son
A Perfume Parlour dupe of Saks Fifth Avenue
Hugo Boss Orange
Bronze Goddess

I wear Diptyque L’Ombre dans l’eau every day, it’s not cheap but it makes me happy every single day.

Mmm anything Miller Harris

[quote NotExactlyHappyToHelp]@Graffitiqueen someone at work wears Light Blue and smells incredible! Tried it on my skin and it smells like cat wee . Lucky you that it suits you.

Day to day I wear Calvin Klein Women. It’s a lovely clean daytime scent. Horrible bottle with a creepy eye on it though. It’s not bargain bucket but not £££ either.[/quote]
Same for me! I love the smell but on me it’s really feeble if that makes sense.

Armani diamonds rose usually.

I have now started to wear my autumn and winter scents, today I had on Hypnotic Poison, I always get a lot of compliments and I do really like it especially the longevity, but I do think there is a whiff of playdough about it......

I love nenuco cologne. It's a lovely fresh scent and I've been complimented on it a few times.

Can’t believe everyone has continued to comment seriously on this thread after the bumhole comment.