Scentbird Review & Coupon – March 2016 Nest Indigo

Hooray for Nest Fragrances! Scentbird is a monthly perfume and fragrance decanting subscription. With Scentbird you get a thirty day supply of perfume every month. When you join you fill out a profile – including three of your favorite designer perfumes – then you make a wishlist of perfumes you’d like to try. You’ll get a new sprayer every month, plus your first month includes a case to hold whatever perfume you’re currently using! You can add extra cases to an existing subscription for $12.95.

My mailer came with my fragrance and a card.  There’s a new “Scent Muse” too. They no longer pretend that the Scent Muse selects the Perfume for the next month.

The sexy yet sweet notes of Tuscan Fig, which include vanilla bean, honeysuckle, coconut wood and gardenia, evoke a flirty kind of sensuality. Spray directly onto your skin – or mist into the air, and walk through – to experience its seductive sweetness.

 Your first month will include a little perfume vial case and velvet holder. Scentbird decants the perfume from the manufacturer’s bottle to a little glass vial that fits in the sprayer. The perfumes are 100% authentic and you’ll receive an 8ml sprayer. A card comes with the vial demonstrating its use. You just twist it to spray!

My current holder is purple!

The sprayer now comes in this neat cardboard tube (it was previously a box). I tend to store all my sprayers in mugs, so I’m not sure if I can reuse this tube for something interesting. If you have any ideas, let me know in the comments!

I selected Nest’s Indigo.

Moroccan tea, Kashmir wood, and black cardamom are enhanced with hints of wild fig and bergamot. These notes combine to create a captivating fragrance that transitions well from day to evening. Inspired by the works of 18th Century British artist Mrs. Mary Delany, Laura Slatkin collaborated with master perfumers to translate these works of art into luxurious fragrances that capture the essence of each of the botanicals that adorn the products’ striking packaging.

The scent is sweet and delicate without being overpowering. It’s quite feminine and is fruity and musky all at once – sweet and spice and everything nice. This is a real winner for me and I might just splurge on the whole bottle!

I feel you need to look at the bottle to get a sense of this perfume, although you probably only need to see it once, it would be lovely to have the full size, which I just might get because I also love the packaging. Scentbird calls this an “office, woody, unique” scent.

ScentBird also provides a quick visual guide to the perfumes – and that’s exactly why I chose it – a nice every day scent for winter. You can get even more details on the different vectors of the scent by mousing over each of the main areas.

Visit Scentbird to subscribe or find out more.  Get your second month free when you use this link!