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Temperature changes how perfume evaporates and projects. In heat a scent spreads faster and stronger and can become overwhelming; in the cold it opens more slowly and heavier scents shine. Choosing by season is sensible.
Spring: Floral and Green
Mild spring weather suits floral and green scents, with orange blossom, jasmine and green tea; iris and powdery scents also work on cool days.
Summer: Fresh and Light
Choose fresh, citrus, aquatic notes and fruity scents, in EDT or a light EDP. Citrus fades quickly, so reapply during the day.
Autumn: Woody and Warm
Wood, vetiver, spice and tobacco work well as the air cools, along with patchouli and leather.
Winter: Rich and Oriental
Oud, amber, vanilla and gourmand scents project gently in the cold and last. EDP or Parfum is a good choice.
For one all-year scent, soft musks and gentle woods are safe. Try a sample in the season you plan to wear it, and browse men's, women's and unisex perfumes.