These are the perfumes that every woman should have in her dressing table
These are the perfumes that you should have in your dressing table, which of these do you have?
Cult perfumes are characterized by their exquisite and iconic aromas, but also by a few more features. One of the most important points and that can make a big difference is the celebrities who have come to use them.
If you are the type of person who likes to use a perfume depending on the occasion and the mood, you will surely be interested in knowing which are the essentials that you must have or have tried even once in your life.
Therefore, before showing you these essential perfumes, we would like to give you advice on how to choose the right perfume.
Since you know how to choose the right perfume, we show you which are the essentials that you should have in your dresser.
It was created in 1921 by Ernest Beaux. It is a powdery floral bouquet that has been among the best sellers for years. It smells of May rose, jasmine and aldehydes with a touch of Vanilla.

It has the honor of having been the colony of Ava Gardner, Cary Grant, David Niven, and Audrey Hepburn. It smells of lavender, rosemary, verbena, and Bulgarian rose, with some vetiver, sandalwood, and patchouli.
Combine violet flower and coffee for a flowery result. In the background, patchouli and vanilla surround the fragrance.

It is quite a fresh fragrance and the smell of amber gives it that air of sophistication that sets it apart from other perfumes in its segment. Its floral-fruity aroma makes it attractive and seductive.
Designed by perfumer Daniela Andrier, it is unisex. Top notes are orange, green mandarin orange, mandarin orange leaf and orange peel; middle notes are orange blossom and neroli; base note is opoponax.

It has notes of grapefruit, bergamot, musk, patchouli, vanilla, orange, and rose. It has two versions: Eau de Toilette for spring and summer, as well as Eau de Parfum for autumn and winter.
Since its creation, in 1999, it has undergone multiple variations; however, it has not lost its sweet and warm floral essence, nuanced by notes of fruit and wood, which keeps it sensual, fresh and versatile.
The notes that make up this fragrance are a combination of bergamot, tropical fruits, cotton candy, vanilla, caramel and patchouli. This last element is the most characteristic of this perfume in addition to its bottle.

It is a reissue of Givenchy's 1957 creation. It is made up of citrus notes in the head, floral notes in the heart and woody notes with vanilla and daring nuances in the background.

Do you have any of these perfumes? What do you think was missing from the list? Leave your opinion in the comments.
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