7 of the best scents to wear this spring, according to professional perfumers

Source: Business Insider

captiontkNew Africa/ShutterstockBusiness Insider spoke to three perfumers about the best scents for spring 2026. Gourmands aren't going anywhere, but the category could look a little more savory this year. As always, floral notes — including jasmine and gardenia — will be popular.

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