6 Fragrance Brands Conscious Beauty Shoppers Should Know About

6 Fragrance Brands Conscious Beauty Shoppers Should Know About

Introduction

Conscious beauty is the new luxury, and it's a game changer. The market for high-end products like skincare, makeup and fragrance has grown exponentially over the past few years due to a growing number of consumers who want to know more about the ingredients they're putting on their skin (or in their hair). This means that brands are taking notice and trying to meet this demand by creating products that are not only high quality but also ethically sourced or cruelty-free.

NUXE

NUXE is a French skincare brand that uses natural ingredients and is free of parabens, sulfates, and silicones. The brand prides itself on the fact that it's cruelty-free; the company also doesn't test its products on animals.

NUXE products are great for sensitive skin types because they're formulated without fragrances or synthetic dyes to avoid irritation or allergic reactions.

Eau de Parfum

Eau de Parfum is a type of fragrance that has been around for centuries. It was initially used as an aftershave lotion and then evolved into a way to keep your cologne from being diluted by the water in your shower.

The main difference between eau de toilette and parfum, however, is that parfums do not contain alcohol (which can give them a sharp edge). Because they contain less water than eau de toilette does, parfums tend to be more concentrated—and therefore more pungent—than their counterpart.

Because of this increased potency, you'll notice an additional level of scent when applying these scents: You'll smell something like fresh roses or citrusy notes instead of just plain ol' "fragrance." For those who want their fragrances stronger than they were before but don't want them too strong yet still want some sort of olfactory boost (like me), this is definitely the way forward!

Amouage

Amouage is a luxury perfume brand that's owned by the Sultan of Oman. It was founded in London, England and has since become a popular choice for conscious beauty shoppers looking for quality scents.

Amouage offers a wide range of fragrances, including its signature Amouage Oceanus Collection which includes several ocean-inspired scents (like Aqua Luna) and other aquatic scents like Swedish Waterfall.

Shalimar

Shalimar is a perfume by Jacques Guerlain. It was launched in 1925, and it's considered to be the first oriental fragrance. The name comes from the Shalimar Gardens in Kashmir where it was created for Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova.

Shalimar is an aromatic floral fragrance with notes of jasmine, lily of the valley and tuberose—all combined with ambergris (a substance found on sperm whales).

Creed Aventus

Creed Aventus (pronounced "Aunt-in-tuh") is a masculine fragrance for men. It was launched in 2010 and has become one of the best-selling fragrances of all time, with over 2 million bottles sold worldwide.

The main notes are bergamot, apple, pineapple and grapefruit; it also contains lavender, jasmine and rose. The fragrance will always have been controversial because of its unique scent but now that it's been around for years you can expect to see many other scents try to copy what makes Aventus so special!

Jo Malone London

Jo Malone London is a British luxury fragrance brand founded in 1990 by Joanne and David Maloney. It has been featured on the Fall 2019 cover of Harper's Bazaar, and it's also ranked as one of the world's best-selling personal care brands by Euromonitor International (which translates to "ethical" beauty).

Jo Malone London is a member of the Green Salon of Beauty, an association that aims to create products that are sustainable and ethical. Its mission statement reads: “The goal of The Green Salon is to inspire consumers through education on environmental issues while creating awareness through their high quality products."

These are the best fragrance brands conscious beauty shoppers should know about.

These are the best fragrance brands conscious beauty shoppers should know about.

What is the name of this article?

This article will discuss several different fragrance brands that have been made specifically for conscious beauty shoppers, and why they're a great choice for those who are looking to buy a new scent or add a few new scents to their collection.

Who are these brands?

These are some of my favorite fragrances out there! You can find them at any specialty store or online retailer like Nordstrom, Sephora etc., but you might have trouble finding them in stores near where you live because they're not widely distributed yet; so if I were starting out buying new fragrances today...

Conclusion

These are the best fragrance brands conscious beauty shoppers should know about.