Scentbird: Monthly Designer Perfume Subscription Review

Finding your signature scent - one that suits your tastes and represents your personality - can be a daunting task. I'm nearly 30 and I still struggle to find perfumes that I enjoy wearing. The trouble with really giving a perfume a fair chance is that they're expensive, and who wants to spend big money on a small bottle of perfume that you may end up not even truly enjoying after a few days? I certainly don't, which is why I'm so glad to have found Scentbird.

Scentbird is a monthly subscription service that sends you a new travel-sized perfume every month for just $14.95!

The sign-up process is super easy - by answering a few questions about your personality and scents you enjoy, and entering in any perfumes you already know and love, Scentbird matches you up with scents that you might be interested in trying out.

With over 350 designer fragrances available, Scentbird is sure to carry something perfect for you.


Scentbird was generous enough to send me a one month trial of their subscription to test out and share with you all! ~Thank you Scentbird!~

 My subscription sample arrived in a sleek and shiny black bubble-mailer - both beautiful and well protected!

Inside the mailer was a Scentbird introductory card, a "Hello Spring" card with a beautiful floral print, and a nice velour baggie that houses and protect the perfume sample.

Your first month of Scentbird includes a metal travel case that houses the perfume vial. Each month you will receive a new vial, which you remove from the case and reuse.

There is a cute little bird with a bottle of perfume behind it on the top of the vial - a "scent bird."

To raise the nozzle and spray your perfume, you simply twist the bottle and the top pops up! Twist is back the other way to lower it back down so you don't experience any leaks. The nozzle sprays a very fine mist, there is no splattering or large droplets flying out of this bottle.

For this review, Scentbird sent me a sample of Angel from Thierry Mugler. Based on the couple perfumes I already know I enjoy wearing, this was a recomendation for me, and I love the scent! This is what Scentbird had to say about the scent:

The main notes of this scent are merengue, patchouli, red berries, and vanilla.

The above notations are how Scentbird categorizes this particular perfume.

I find it to be very sweet smelling (which I like), like honey. It is very strong at first, but after a few minutes it settles into the skin and warms up a bit and becomes delicious and playful. What an exciting way to discover a new perfume!

Whether you're searching for a scent that tells others a story about you, or you just enjoy trying new scents without committing to a full size bottle - Scentbird is the subscription for you!

You can visit Scentbird's website for more information, as well as their social media channels:
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