Judging fragrances is inherently subjective as each individual carries unique personal associations with scents. To provide a fair evaluation, testers consciously set aside their biases, ensuring every perfume was considered on its own merits. This year, the winning fragrances exceeded expectations, attracting even those set in their ways. Among the highlights were a floral candle from The Maker with its irresistible blend of rose and amber, and an audacious citrus fragrance from Noyz that challenged traditional lemon scents, exemplifying the vibrant experiences new fragrances can offer.
The deeply personal nature of scent makes fragrance a uniquely difficult category to judge, as everyone brings their own scent memories to the table.
Testers had to set aside their biases and preferences to judge each scent fairly, ensuring every perfume received a just appraisal.
This year's winners surprised and converted a few loyalists, proving that there's always room for new scents in one's rotation.
The best citrus fragrance from Noyz redefined lemon scents with its clean, audacious blend of Italian lemon, jasmine, and cedarwood.
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