27 Iconic Perfumes That Will Send You Back To The 90s
For my generation that was growing up in the ’90s, the rule was that you had to douse yourself with perfumes before going out. Otherwise, it was just like you weren’t fully dressed or something. And everyone would give you those odd looks.
It was basically perfume heaven, because I can bet there was a special scent for every occasion imaginable. Fruity notes for those school performances, sultry rose aroma for that first date, a sweet vanilla fragrance for the holidays… Sigh.
You know how some scientists say that smells are really powerful, and can make people fall in love, or start hating someone, or even retrieve long-lost childhood memories?
Well, today we are going to taste that theory. We have compiled a list of some of the most popular perfumes from the ’90s, so be prepared for a sweet, nostalgic trip down memory lane.
Here are the 27 perfumes from your younger days – do you remember them? Will they rouse any forgotten scenes in your mind?
Wake up and smell the…
1. Calgon – Take Me Away

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2. Sunflowers by Elizabeth Arden

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3. Versace’s Red Jeans

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4. The Body Shop’s Vanilla Perfume Oil

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5. Ralph by Ralph Lauren

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6. Curve by Liz Claiborne

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7. That Spice Girls Impulse Body Spray

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8. Calvin Klein’s CK One

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9. Drakkar Noir

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10. Clinique Happy

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11. Gap’s Dream and Heaven

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12. Victoria’s Secret Pear Glace

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13. Juice Bar Spray

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14. Gucci’s Rush

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15. Estee Lauder’s Pleasures

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16. Bath and Body Works Country Apple

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17. Love’s Baby Soft

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18. Giogio Armani’s Acqua di Gio

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19. Vanilla Fields

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20. Davidoff’s Cool Water

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21. Jean Paul Gaultier’s Classique

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22. Tommy Hilfiger’s Tommy Girl

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23. Candie’s For Her

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24. Revlon’s Charlie Red

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25. Calvin Klein’s Obsession

26. Angel by Thierry Mugler

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27. That Adidas Eau de Toilette
Source: throwbacks