Personality Type: You are young (or young-at-heart), long-haired and free-spirited. You've never met a flower crown or folk song you didn't like. In another era they would've called you a hippie or a beatnik, but since it's 2015, your friends describe you as "boho chic."
In a fragrance, you look for incense, salty air and exotic orchids -- something that reminds you of the beach or burning sage. You're also drawn to something with a pretty bottle that complements the bungalow you live in.
Personality Type: You're a golfer, a dancer, a hiker. You keep your makeup minimal and your hair pulled back. You're sporty and scrappy; you don't sleep in. If you have Sunday brunch plans at noon, you're out jogging by 9 a.m. You're All-American. You're the girl next door, all grown up. You like your fragrances bright and energizing -- we're talking citrus, lychee and peach blossom.
Personality Type: You are chocolate-covered strawberries and café au lait. Your uniform is an ever-so-sheer dress and soft, wavy hair. You fall in love easy. You long for France. You like when he holds the door and offers you his coat. You're known for your pouty lips and sense of je ne sais quoi, and your perfume is intrinsic to your coquettish allure. You look for sheer, feminine floral notes: violet, rose and white amaryllis.
Personality Type: You have a PhD and a Prada bag. You take your coffee black. You appreciate routine -- it allows you to focus. You can always be found in a trench coat and a good pair of tailored trousers. You've read all of Jane Austen, but prefer Plath. You're fiercely independent and self-possessed, but understand the value of great style. Your perfume should be as sophisticated and grown-up as you are. You want herbs, red plum and amber.
Personality Type: Among your group of friends, you're the wild card. You're no stranger to sarcasm and tomfoolery. You dye your hair a new color each month. You feel the most yourself in a black leather jacket. You're a carnivore. You don't wake up early. You have more than one tattoo. You base your perfume choices on mood, rather than season. Today, you want something indie -- packed with oolong tea and incense. Tomorrow, you'll want something your grandma would've worn.
