Scentbird

 
A few months ago, I was pleasantly introduced to Scentbird, a new perfume subscription service. For just $14.95 a month you receive a generously sized, 30 day supply, 0.27 OZ / 8 ML vial of a designer fragrance of your choice. With over 350 fragrances to pick from-we are talking popular brand names here, you are bound to find a favorite one to try each month. How cool is that?


When first signing up, there is a short quiz that helps find the best perfume match for you by analyzing your preferences. There is a monthly queue where you can add your personal perfume recommendations, or any other of the fragrances offered, of your own choosing.

The first shipment contains a sleek reusable case, along with the vial that contains the fragrance chosen. Included is also a felt drawstring pouch, to securely store the case in. So perfect for when traveling and on the go. Each month's shipment from then on will contain a vial with you perfume pick.


Using the purse spray is quite simple. Just twist to spray, and twist to close. To replace the vial with a new one, just pull up the old vial to remove it, drop in the new vial, then twist.


My perfume pick was Escada's Born in Paradise. I am a huge fan of Escada fragrances and Born in Paradise has been on my wishlist for quite some time, so thanks to Scentbird, I finally had the opportunity to give it a try. Born in Paradise is right up my alley with it's fruity notes of pineapple, watermelon, guava, and coconut. It's a very fresh and crisp fragrance, and it makes for a nice everyday scent that's perfect to sport during the warm summer months. Love it!

Overall
Scentbird is a really neat, top-notch subscription service that I think many will enjoy. It's a fun and affordable way to try out a variety of fragrances without committing to the full size bottles. Plus, you can discover new fragrance favorites along the way, which is always nice.

Price
$14.95/month

Availability


What do you all think of Scentbird? Interested in a fragrance subscription service?


This post has been sponsored by Scentbird. Press Sample received for review consideration. For more information, please visit my disclosure page.

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