I've just started wearing perfume again (I wore it in high school, but haven't regularly since then) and I'm looking to expand my collection a tiny bit. I'm 33 and I really can't wear floral scents (not that I don't like them, they just give me headaches). The two fragrances I've been alternating lately are both from an etsy artisan - one has honey and cane sugar notes (but a little light, I think) and the other is black tea, blood orange and spices (this one is amazing). I'd appreciate any suggestions you have!
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Female scent recommendation for noob
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