Skin scents have captivated consumers for their ability to enhance their body chemistry and create an intimate fragrance that’s uniquely their own. Fragrances in this category hold appeal as an extension of one's identity and reject the uniformity of mass-market fragrances since the same skin scents smell slightly different on everyone.
Diptyque’s L’Eau Papier is a clean skin scent that plays with white musk and an unexpected rice steam accord to convey the smell of fresh ink on paper. Commodity offers Expressive, Bold and Personal versions of scents to cater to all sorts of fragrance consumers, whether they want a fragrance that fills rooms or one that they can keep to themselves; Milk- contains a skin musk accord that mingles with milky marshmallow notes.
Skin scents in rollerball formats are in high demand, allowing fragrance lovers to apply products precisely where they’re wanted.
- Gen Z
- Gen Alpha
- Gen X
- Millennial (primary audience)
