Scentbird Now Available A La Carte!

Scentbird is a great subscription for any perfume lover, but if you don't want to commit to a renewing subscription you can now purchase individual bottles without subscribing!

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I loved being subscribed to Scentbird (I had to cancel due to budget) and I got a lot of great perfumes from them -- you can read all of my reviews here.

The new A La Carte option allows customers to purchase individual 8 mL/.27 oz spritzers of perfume and cologne without committing to a monthly subscription. Each bottle costs $16.95 and will ship within 48 hours of your purchase. These bottles have enough perfume to last for a 30 day supply, but I've had mine for months because I rotate through perfumes.

I think this is a great way to try out new perfumes and I will definitely be purchasing some a la carte! Scentbird has more than 450 perfumes to choose from, so there is something for everyone. Browse all of them by clicking here!

Introducing Scentbird Men! + Coupon

I've been subscribed to Scentbird since February and I love getting my designer perfumes each month. Now they're introducing Scentbird for Men so the fellas can sample high-end perfumes, too! Some of the brands they have include Giorgio Armani, Paco Rabanne, Hermes, and Tom Ford.

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Here are the details:

• Generous supply of cologne (120 sprays monthly, 8 ml bottle).
• Switch scents monthly, or stick to an old favorite - you pick what you want each month.
• First month comes with a free metal travel case, the following months you receive refills for the case.
• Just $14.95/month.

Use coupon code ScentMen15 for for 15% off your first cologne! Expires August 31st.

May Scentbird Review and Coupon - Bvlgari Omnia Coral

If you're a perfume lover, subscribing to Scentbird is a great way to grow your collection of scents. It's especially great for people like me who don't feel any type of loyalty to any one perfume and like to try all different kinds.

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Scentbird costs $14.95 per month, and for that price you'll receive a .27 fl oz perfume (about the size of a rollerball) of your choice. Your first shipment will also include a Scentbird purse spray and felt bag; see my first review to see what those look like. They have so many perfumes to choose from, from brands like Gucci to Givenchy and Versace, and all different scent types, too.

This month I chose Omnia Coral by Bvlgari. I had gotten a sample of Omnia Crystalline and I really liked it and I wanted to add it to my queue, but then I was reading the descriptions of all of the perfumes in the Omnia line the Coral one stood out the most.

The Scentbird website describes Omnia Coral as a "radiant, floral-fruity eau de toilette" and I think that's the perfect definition, I'm glad I picked this because it's perfect for spring/summer and is nice and sweet. The only downside is that it doesn't last very long because it's an EDT. I couldn't really smell it on me after about three hours.

Bottom Line: I really like Omnia Coral and I'm glad I got it. I'm also glad I didn't spend a lot more on a full-sized bottle! It truly does smell wonderful, but because it isn't very long-lasting I probably wouldn't purchase a full-sized bottle in the future.

For a limited time you can add a pink purse spray case to your order for only $12.95!

• Use coupon code PINK15 for 15% off your first perfume.

Limited Edition Pink Scentbird Case and Coupon!

If you follow Scentbird on social media you may have seen their cute pink cases, which had previously been unavailable to customers. If you like them, now's your chance to scoop one up!

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You can add the pink atomizer case to any existing subscription for only $12.95. They're limited edition, though, and I don't know how long they'll be around for, so if you want one you should snatch one up soon!

If you're not currently subscribed to Scentbird but you want to try it out, use coupon code PINK15 to get 15% off your first perfume! Click here to read all of my Scentbird reviews.

April Scentbird Review - Vera Wang Princess Night

Scentbird has become one of my favorite subscriptions, and I used to hate getting perfume samples! I guess I never really appreciated fragrance until I tried this subscription out. Now I can't wait to get my package each month and I'm constantly adding new perfumes to my Scentbird queue!

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Scentbird is a perfume subscription that costs $14.95 per month, shipping included. Currently they only ship to the United States. I live in New York and tax applies, so my shipments cost somewhere around $16. It's still well worth it, though!

The way it works is you add perfumes you'd like to try to your queue, and each month Scentbird will send you a .27 fl oz atomizer with the scent you chose inside. Your first shipment will include a Scentbird purse spray case and a felt bag to keep it in (see what those look like here). Subsequent months will consist only of the atomizers (pictured above), but you can spray them on their own even without the case.

Scentbird has tons of perfumes to choose from, and they even recommend some to you based on the scent profile you fill out when you first sign up. If you prefer to be surprised, simply leave your queue empty and they'll send you a random perfume.

For April I chose Princess Night by Vera Wang, which I remembered loving in high school. I love warm scents that border on gourmand, and this one is the perfect balance of that. It has notes of sugarcane, vanilla, raspberry, watermelon, and red berries. It's definitely a sweet one, but if you like those types of perfumes as much as I do I'm sure you would love this.

Bottom Line: My last two perfumes were just okay (not the fault of Scentbird, I just didn't end up caring for them as much as I thought I would), so I was glad I got one that I knew I would love this month. I have Bvlgari Omnia Coral in my queue for next month!

What do you think of Scentbird? Do you like sweet perfumes?

New PopSugar Must Have and Scentbird Promos!

PopSugar Must Have and Scentbird just released two new promotions! I don't like to post more than once or twice in one day, but both of these deals are really great so I decided to post them together.

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May's PopSugar Must Have box is sold out and since they know a lot of people are bummed that they missed out on it, PopSugar is offering a great gift with purchase for new subscribers for June!

Use promo code WELCOME to get the Sorial Wallet that was featured in the November 2014 box (a $49 value)! Hurry, because limited quantities are available and this deal is sure to sell out quickly as well (click here to read all of my PopSugar Must Have reviews). This offer is for new POPSUGAR Must Have subscribers only. Any duplicate boxes purchased with this promotion will not be refunded and cannot be returned for credit.

If you purchase a 6- or 12-month subscription to Scentbird you'll also get a deluxe candle set free (a $45 value)! You can buy one for your mom since Mother's Day is coming soon, or just treat yourself to a subscription. I am a huge Scentbird fan and just got my April perfume today (click here to read all of my Scentbird reviews). No coupon code is necessary for this deal, the candle set will automatically be added to your order.

March Scentbird Review and 25% Off Coupon

I chose Lady Million by Paco Rabanne for my March Scentbird perfume and I was more excited to receive it than usual.  Scentbird has converted me into a perfume lover, so I always look forward to receiving my monthly shipment, but read on to see why I was so eager to get this specific perfume!

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Scentbird sends authentic designer perfumes to you each month for $14.95 (shipping included). I live in New York and state tax applies, so my shipments cost a little over $16.

When you sign up you'll fill out a scent profile, and then Scentbird will recommend perfumes based on your likes.  You can choose to receive any of their hundreds of perfumes, though, and they're always adding more.  They feature brands like Dolce & Gabbana, Chloe, Oscar de la Renta, and more!

This month I chose Lady Million by Paco Rabanne.  I had received a sample of One Million, the men's version of this perfume, with an online Sephora purchase a while ago and didn't realize at first that it was a men's cologne.  I sprayed it on and loved it, so I continued to wear it for the next week or so.  It wasn't until recently that I realized it was a men's scent!  I still wear it, though, because it's warm and spicy and frankly I think it smells damn good on me.  Needless to say, I was still interested in Lady Million since I loved One Million so much.

Unfortunately I do not like Lady Million as much as her male counterpart.  It has notes of honey, raspberry, orange blossom, patchouli, and jasmine, but I think that it's too floral.  The description on Scentbird states that "heady orange blossom" is one of the main notes as well and that's probably what I'm smelling so strongly.  I would like this better if it was less floral and more spicy/musky.

Oh and this month's shipment came with a $25 gift card to Le Tote, but I won't be using it.  I had a really bad experience with them and I don't want to give them my business anymore.  I would post it for swap, but I don't know where it ended up after I took these photos (possibly in the trash, oops).

• Use coupon code GET25 for 25% off of your first month of Scentbird!

Bottom Line: Lady Million didn't work for me, but I'm glad I was able to try it at such an affordable price!  The atomizer can be sprayed even without the Scentbird travel case, so I'm going to post this for swap.

What do you think of Scentbird? Have you tried Lady Million before?

February Scentbird Review - Chocolat Mat

I never used to be that interested in perfumes, but I've recently converted to being slightly obsessed, thanks to Scentbird.  I was anxiously awaiting the arrival of my February perfume because I was so curious to see if it would smell as wonderfully as I was hoping it would.

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If you're not familiar with Scentbird, they send authentic designer perfumes to you each month for $14.95 (shipping included).  If you live in New York like I do, it'll cost you a little over $16 due to tax.  They have hundreds of perfumes to choose from, from brands like Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Dior, and more!  Your first month will include a deluxe case and felt drawstring bag, which you can see in my first review.

This month I chose Chocolat Mat by Masaki Matsushima because I love chocolate, and apparently I wanted to smell like it.  I prefer warm scents that err on the sweet side, so I figured this would be right up my alley.  The description Scentbird says that the heart notes are "lush cacao and dark chocolate," with coconut and musk base notes and a top note of rose.

I immediately spritzed it on my wrist and was disappointed by how light the scent was.  I could pick up notes of chocolate, but the entire perfume was very faint.  After five minutes I could hardly smell anything at all, no exaggeration.  This perfume originally debuted in 1994 and I know they lose potency as time goes on, so that may be why it's so weakly scented.  Or it could just be like that regardless.  Either way, I was bummed that this wasn't stronger.  I probably won't even bother to use it because the scent fades so quickly.

Bottom Line: Even though this month's perfume was a bit of a disappointment, I'm still excited to get more shipments from Scentbird!  Next month I've selected Lady Million by Paco Rabanne, and I have a feeling I'm going to love it.

January Scentbird Review - Eau des Merveilles

I received a perfume from Scentbird for review last month and I loved their service so much that I subscribed (you can read my first review here).  They have so many perfumes to choose from that it can feel a little overwhelming, but I knew I wanted to try a warm and spicy scent for winter.

Scentbird is a perfume subscription that sends a 30-day supply of the perfume of your choice to your door.  If you're having a hard time choose from their 350+ options, you can pick their Scent of the Month.  They included an info card with my order that detailed February's choice, Aqua Allegoria Flora Rosa by Guerlain.  Scentbird also recommends perfumes to you based on the profile you fill out when you first sign up.

I think Scentbird is very affordable, especially since they send authentic designer perfumes.  Here are the pricing options:

• $14.95 per month for a month-to-month subscription
• $43.50 for three months ($14.50 per shipment)
• $84.00 for six months ($14.00 per shipment)
• $164.00 for twelve months ($13.50 per shipment)

Your first order will come with the Scentbird reusable purse spray atomizer and felt pouch.  All you have to do to change your perfumes is twist the actual vial in and out of the holder.  Each vial contains 8 mL of perfume, or enough for 30 days of daily use.

I chose Eau des Merveilles by Hermès, which is described as "fresh, mysterious, and sexy" on the Scentbird website.  I picked it because I love warm scents that are more on the masculine side, and I was intrigued by the scent notes: orange, amber, fir, pepper, and Virginia cedar.  I absolutely love how this smells!  I'm not very good at describing perfumes, but this one is the perfect mix of masculine and feminine.  I can definitely pick up on the pepper and amber, and the orange notes add a bit of sweetness.  My only complaint is that it isn't very long-lasting; I can't really smell it any more after a few hours.

Bottom Line: I'm excited to keep getting perfumes from Scentbird, and I'm having a tough time ordering the perfumes I chose in my queue because I want them all now!

What do you think of Scentbird?  What perfumes would you choose?

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Scentbird Review and 50% Off Coupon

I have been vocal in the past about my dislike of receiving perfume samples in my Birchbox.  Why, then, would I sign up for a subscription like Scentbird?  Keep reading and I will tell you the many reasons!

If you haven't already guessed, Scentbird is a perfume subscription.  Each month they'll send you an 8 mL vial of an authentic designer perfume.  The size is about the same as a rollerball you could buy at the store, and those usually run at least $20 a piece at a store like Sephora.  The Scentbird price options are as follows:

• $14.95 per month for a month-to-month subscription
• $43.50 for three months ($14.50 per shipment)
• $84.00 for six months ($14.00 per shipment)
• $164.00 for twelve months ($13.50 per shipment)

All of their options include free shipping, but for the three-, six-, and twelve-month options you'll have to pay the entire cost up-front.

Your first shipment will come with the Scentbird purse spray atomizer, along with your first perfume inside of it.  It comes with a felt dust bag, too.  The atomizer is easy to use: just twist it up and down to open and close, and twist the entire vial out to remove and replace with a new one.

I was impressed by the size of the purse spray; I was expecting it to be much smaller than it is.  One of the reasons why I like this subscription is because the perfumes are much bigger than what you'd generally get in a beauty box.  Like I said earlier, they're roughly the same size as a perfume rollerball and Scentbird says they will last for a month.  I personally think that this will last me much longer than that!  Below is a photo of my perfume next to a sample I got in a Birchbox.

I also like that you can choose which perfume you want each month.  There is a chance that you won't like your choice as much as you thought you would, but at least you have a lot of control over which perfumes you'll sample.

I chose Jungle Elephant by Kenzo and I love it!  I prefer scents that are sweet, spicy, and warm.  This contains a blend of mandarin, cardamom, caraway, clove, heliotrope, ylang-ylang, mango juice, licorice, vanilla, patchouli, and casmerin.  The top notes are very woody and masculine, but once the perfume blends with my skin's chemistry it's wonderfully spicy and warm.  This smells exactly the way I was hoping it would, and I'm glad I got to try it!

I loved this Scentbird perfume so much that I signed up for a subscription (Scentbird was kind enough to send me this shipment to review)!  I've gained a greater appreciation for perfumes recently, but they can be pricey so this provides me with a great opportunity to try a bunch for an affordable price.  Scentbird has so many amazing perfumes to choose from that it's honestly a bit overwhelming, but you can change up your queue any time you want.  They're constantly adding more to their selection, too.

• Visit Scentbird to browse their full selection of perfumes and sign up!
• Try using coupon code BIRD50 to get 50% off of your first perfume.  I am not sure if/when it expires, if it doesn't work for you please let me know.
• Connect with them on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, and Tumblr

Bottom Line: I think Scentbird is fun and affordable, and I love that they have such a wide selection of high-quality perfumes.  I definitely recommend them!

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