✨Sniffing NEW Fragrances at Ulta‼️✨
Which ones are you grabbing first? I’m definitely adding 2-3 of these to my collection 😍
Visiting Ulta to sample new fragrances is always an exciting experience for scent lovers like myself. Over time, I’ve learned that testing perfumes in-store allows me to understand how each scent evolves on my skin, which varies greatly from initial impressions. For example, Viktor&Rolf’s Bonbon Caramel Crunch stood out with its rich blend of buttery popcorn, salted caramel, and cozy vanilla, creating an addictive gourmand fragrance that lasted beautifully throughout the day. In contrast, Bonbon Cola Fizz initially intrigued me with its fizzy cola note but quickly shifted to an unusual lemon and menthol aroma that didn't resonate well. This contrasted journey shows how complex perfume composition can be. I also appreciated the fresh and feminine vibe of Khloe Kardashian’s XO Blue, with bergamot, lychee, and magnolia adding an airy but pretty touch perfect for everyday wear, though its moderate longevity is something to keep in mind. One useful tip when sampling at Ulta or any fragrance store is to give each scent ample time to reveal its heart and base notes. Spraying on tester strips and then spraying lightly on your wrist allows comparison. Pay attention to how the fragrance melds with your skin chemistry after an hour or two. Beyond personal preference, fragrances like Sol de Janeiro’s Cheirosa 91 offer vibrant floral and fruity combinations with passionfruit, honey caramel, and sandalwood — great for those who enjoy a tropical twist and feminine warmth in their everyday scent. Overall, Ulta provides a varied selection from sugary gourmand to fresh florals and unique blends that cater to diverse tastes. Whether looking for a playful statement scent or a subtle everyday perfume, browsing and interacting with these new releases in person can help discover which fragrances truly speak to your personality and style.








they missed the mark with the Valentino, they smell light, not original, and over priced