Favorite perfumes from the 90s – do you remember these legendary perfumes?

Calvin Klein revolutionized it in 1994 with the release of this fragrance, which opened the door to a unisex fragrance industry that lives on today. Now The One has become a classic, but has not lost its freshness. It is a true perfumed hymn of the generation of the 90s, for which there were no barriers: these recognizable notes of cedar, bergamot and amber are associated with bodily purity and cleanliness, but in simultaneously excite and tease.

Salvator Dali perfumes were adored by all: fashionistas kept characteristic “sponge” bottles on the dressing table. and took with them an unusual travel version: all of the Maison’s perfumes were sold in narrow, portable “handles”. Laguna became one of the main youth fragrances of the 90s. By the way, this fragrance, in which notes of coconut, fruit, herbs and salty sea play intricately, was created by Mark Buxton was one of the first works of the now recognized genius.

The incomparable Angel has made patchouli even better: Thierry Mugler has succeeded in creating with this ingredient a unique “edible” fragrance with notes of cotton candy, honey, caramel, peach, which has not lost its relevance for two decades. Angel is impossible to confuse with anything, and many successful flankers have blossomed from his recognizable base. The original formula of the perfume underwent some changes a few years ago – those who were “fanatics” of “Angel” in the 90s are not particularly in favor of the remake and try to find vintage bottles to recreate these same emotions.

This powdery floral scent with a pronounced note of mimosa was one of the most loved and appreciated of the 90s. There is a slight melancholy here which only accentuates the nostalgic impression: many admit that 1881 spring “.

Freshness, freshness, youth – these are the associations evoked by this fragrance. Lily, calone, lotus, bright watery notes have provided “Water Issei” with many years of popularity and love. Brides still often choose perfume: in a cloud of such a smell it is very pleasant to start a new happy life.

Which “Charlie” is your “Charlie”? – I want to ask after the 90s ad. “Charlie” was blue, red, white, but gold, of course, is most associated with the turn-of-the-century era. It is a strong and vibrant oriental fragrance with caramel, amber, plum, rose and jasmine all at once.

Light, lemony, floral, carefree and very politically correct – we loved it so much! A simple bottle was considered a good gift, as the perfume suited all moods and weathers. The Happy Trail could be caught literally anywhere, the fragrance stayed in the top sellers for a long time in the 90s.

In the 90s, everyone really wanted a “dolce life”, and this Dior perfume was the easiest way to participate. Warm, spicy aroma with cinnamon, apricot, cardamom, often associated with New Year’s – perhaps because it is somewhat reminiscent of champagne.

The Cacharel house was certainly considered one of the main players in the perfume market in the 90s, and the mother-of-pearl bottle of Noa with a pearl inside was the dream of almost every girl. Another variation on the then ultra-popular theme of cleanliness and “fresh laundering”: musk. white flowers, greenery and… a little coffee. Light, delicate, beautiful – that’s how I remember this fragrance.

Sheer temptation! There is a version that the name of the unforgettable perfume with notes of vanilla, freesia and gardenia was associated with the slang name of a special substance for erotic stimulation. Gucci Rush is an example of truly punchy durability and sillage, and the scent has an incredible bottle you don’t want to let go. Rush was discontinued in the early 2000s, and relatively recently, already in the 21st century, it was relisted and was instantly sold out by loyal fans.