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Skylar, for example, is 90% natural and organic. Chen explains that’s because some essential oils, like lavender or citrus, are among the biggest culprits in terms of allergies. In its place, the brand uses safe synthetic ingredients.

Kiehl’s Since 1951 Cuddly Coat Cleansing Spritz with chamomile flower extract refreshes and deodorizes a dog’s coat between groomings. $13. Available at Kiehl’s stores, kiehls.com.

Glossier’s hugely popular You scent has been reimagined in a cute pink pebble-shaped holder, and Diptyque’s beautiful floral composition Eau Rose, is available in a chic black compact.

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Concocted for those with sophisticated senses, bespoke perfume doesn’t come cheap. The intricate and complicated layering of scents is what makes Byredo an obvious competitor among other top-notch brands including Frederic Malle, Le Labo, Diptyque, Serge Lutens and Penhaligon. A common denominator for success among these niche, small-batch fragrance names? Success lies in the base note – the smell that remains on the skin at the end of the day – which, because of its price tag, is often not included in cheaper perfumes.

“It’s a different way of making perfume–it’s not something that’s easy to mass-produce. And I think that there’s something really beautiful about that,” says Nelson. “I think that it really speaks to where a lot of people are with regard to wellness, and with regard to how they’re eating and shopping.”

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Out this August, In the Navy is a fresh, summery take on his classic Le Male. When asked what he likes in a man’s scent, Gaultier recollected an incident from the ’80s illustrative of his giddy irreverence—and his nose for hits: “I remember I smelled something very strong and I found it very interesting. It was Boy George wearing it, and I said, ‘My God, what is that?’ And it was Giorgio of Beverly Hills!” (Sales of the assertive floral topped $100 million per year in its mid-’80s heyday.)

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“I searched for a clean, hypoallergenic fragrance and I couldn’t find a good option,” she recalls—and she was not the only new mom with this dilemma, she soon found out. Some moms abandoned fragrance altogether. “A lot of women were looking for a better-for-you option.”

If there’s one brand that nails Christmas gift packs every year, it’s L’Occitane. And their 2018 offering is no different. One of our favourite picks from their current holiday range is this Shea Butter Bauble. Featuring a 10mL Shea Butter Hand Cream, 20mL Shea Butter Body Lotion and 25g Shea Butter Soap, this decorative ornament will liven up any Christmas tree, while the products inside nourish and hydrate dry skin.

Kirichuk draws an analogy between his products and the Hermes Birkin bag, a sought-after celebrity favourite. “They make only six bags in a week and they’re hand-crafted. Nobody is hurrying to make more,” he says.