Here’s Why You Should Shadow — Not Layer — Your Fragrances

Molloy loves wearing the separate perfumes on her knees, one near her heart, and one behind her ears. “The skin never lies,” she says. “So you have to take your time to choose your fragrance, try it and spend some time with it, see how you feel.”

Her favorite scents include the sillage of water lily from The Moon and I, the brand’s green tea fragrance; and one of her favorite combinations from the collection is Cricket Song, the brand’s magnolia fragrance, and Between Two Trees. “A perfume does not really exist until it is worn,” says Molloy, “ and with natural ingredients the alchemy is even more important.” We don’t know about you, but shadowing two perfumes makes us want to kiss ‘one fragrance at a time’ goodbye.

Photo Credit: Chaunte Vaughn