Music Festival Special: These 8 Perfumes are Perfect for Getting Fired Up!

Summer without music festivals is incomplete!

They say music festivals happen only once and countless times, and anyone who has experienced the live atmosphere can't help but be moved by the sense of freedom and vitality. It's hard to focus on work; I just want to rush to the festival grounds right away!

How can such a personality-defining event be complete without the presence of perfumes? Xiao Xiang has specifically selected 8 perfumes from the Perfume Era app that are perfect for wearing to music festivals, making sure you have even more fun!

Francesca Bianchi Sticky Fingers

This Francesca Bianchi perfume, "Sticky Fingers," is named after the iconic album by The Rolling Stones. It has a distinctive animalistic and wild aroma with notes of incense and smoky leather, layered with bitterness. The powdery iris envelops the fragrance like dust, creating an atmosphere that is both decadent and rebellious. Just by smelling it, my mind drifts to the concert scene with its dimly lit stage, rapidly changing lights, the lead singer's roar, and the pulsating drum beats. Let's get fired up together!

Santa Maria Novella Tabacco Toscano

Santa Maria Novella's "Tabacco Toscano" is not to be missed. It features a slightly bitter smoky note with a smooth milky scent, achieving a perfect balance between tobacco and vanilla. Even women can wear it without any sense of discord. This fragrance exudes a lazy and cool vibe from inside out, and it takes years of attending live concerts and listening to hundreds of albums to truly appreciate its essence.

Tom Ford Electric Cherry

Are music festivals just about being flashy parties? Besides your outfit, your perfume must also be hot! Tom Ford's "Electric Cherry" perfectly aligns with my aesthetic preferences. Juicy Morello cherries mixed with Arabian jasmine create a mysterious and slightly tipsy scent, like sparkling wine with a tangy twist. It's a fragrance for a sexy and alluring girl who can electrify with just a glance, leaving you feeling a bit intoxicated.

Juicy Couture Dirty English for Men

The music festival is definitely the stage for Juicy Couture's "Dirty English." Its slightly bitter leather and woody notes, along with a touch of animalistic musk and a hint of zesty orange, exude a bad boy vibe. This carefree and unrestrained attitude will undoubtedly make a strong impression at the music festival.

Masque Milano Love Kills

If you've watched "NANA," you'll definitely love Masque Milano's "Love Kills." As soon as you apply it on your skin, the intense rose scent overwhelms you like a giant wave. Upon closer inspection, there's a bloody and metallic undertone in the rose, making it the perfect scent for the image of punk Nana in my mind – smoky makeup, leather jacket, and a full set of piercings – absolutely hot!

Gucci Guilty Absolute pour Femme

Creating such a unique and fruity fragrance, Gucci's "Guilty Absolute pour Femme" starts with a rich and delectable berry aroma, giving off a playful vibe. In the middle and base notes, it transitions into a woody rose scent with a hint of leather. This perfume is both sweet and dark, making it perfect for the sweet and cool girls to rock at the festival!

Hermes H24 EDT

Hermes's "H24" smells like mango with a metallic edge. I'd love to wear it while listening to Mayday (a Taiwanese band), especially when Ashin's youthful voice sings "I and my final stubbornness," perfectly matching the fragrance. It combines the vibrant vitality of youth with a sharp edge to confront the world.

Jo Loves Pomelo

This "Jo Loves Pomelo" fragrance opens with the signature grapefruit note, transitioning into a refreshing and cool woody aroma. This freshness and vitality are not just typical of a perfume; it's more like a "stimulant" in a bottle. With it in hand, you can be energetic from morning till night, making every minute count at the festival you spent a fortune on for the ticket!