Starting off with my personal favorite, Not Another Cherry. The flowery notes of Turkish rose combined with rich Wild Cherry and bitter Almond Amaretto make for a luxurious and mysterious scent that will have heads turning when you walk by. This fragrance is a daily must for me and is Fine’ry’s answer to one of Tom Ford’s most popular scents, Lost Cherry, with a steep starting price of $250 for 1 oz. of product.

The next perfume is a warm, gourmand, and smoky scent that is the perfect answer to winter weather. The vanilla note stands out the strongest, so if you love sweet scents, this is the one for you. This fragrance is a definite dupe for Eilish, but in my opinion I think it smells a bit more luxurious and mature and the staying power is nearly double the time.

Perfect for everyday wear, this perfume pulls notes of peony, green apple and bamboo leaf to create an easy going, light, and flowery scent. It reminds me the most of Chance by Chanel, but is also reminiscent of Daisy by Marc Jacobs. If you find yourself gravitating towards those flowery scents, this one’s for you. It’s girly, fresh, and pillowy!

 A fresh, earthy, and citrusy scent, Before the Rainbow is the perfect spring mist for daily wear. The scent is clean, simple and straight to the point and smells most similar to Jo Malone’s Wood and Sage. It’s windswept and wild and fits naturally into the skin, perfect for a cozy and clean vibe.

This scent is literally a day spent at the beach. Its warm, flowery, and fresh smell evokes the feeling of sunshine and definitely fits like a second skin. Finding Sun-Phoria’s luxury dupe was a bit challenging because I was torn between two Tom Ford scents, Soleil Blanc and Métallique, each of which have starting costs of $150.

This one is a dead ringer for Santal 33 from Le Labo. It leans a bit more on the masculine side compared to the rest of the Fine’ry perfumes but falls in line perfectly with the trend of wearing unisex scents. It smells clean and expensive and is easily recognized by fellow fragrance lovers when worn.

If you love musk, this is the one for you. A trip to the fragrance counter at my local department store confirmed the closeness of this perfume to the viral Maison Francis Kurkdjian Paris Baccarat Rouge 540. I’m a Musk has a bit more clean notes (props to the cotton and sandalwood) but nonetheless it’s an incredible dupe. It smells like it’s dripping in gourmand and definitely has those old money vibes.

While many people say this scent is similar to Prada Candy, I think it leans more toward Killian’s Love Don’t Be Shy. This is definitely the sweetest perfume of the bunch. However, if you are into very sweet, floral, and vanilla scents this is definitely right up your alley. This fragrance is super warm and marshmallowy and is definitely reminiscent of the “vanilla girl” aesthetic trending on TikTok. 

A velvety, sexy fragrance that uses sweet jasmine to balance out sweet vanilla, bitter coffee and herbal notes. This one is a dead ringer for YSL’s Black Opium but a bit sweeter. Midnight Cafe has a luxurious smell without the hefty price tag. It’s an amazing transitional scent that brings sweetness to a more refined and interesting level. To me, it’s a “date night” perfume that will give you that extra oomph!