Bollywood actresses are the pinnacle of grace, glamour, and individuality; thus, people always like to follow them. They are pretty picky when it comes to choosing fragrances since, in some way, cologne recognises them as it embodies their charisma.
But choosing a perfume that suits your personality can be confusing. To help you out, here are six perfumes adored by Bollywood actresses that you can try.
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Deepika Padukone: The only actress who unveiled the Fifa 2022 trophee appears to be a devotee of olfactory pleasures, with Estee Lauder, Ralph Lauren, and Hugo Boss among her go-to brands. However, her all-time favourite is Narciso Rodriguez. The musk-blossom-hinted perfume has a soft, feminine feel.
Katrina Kaif: The Gucci Rush perfume, which debuted in the market in 1999, is preferred by Bollywood's flawless beauty. It is a meld of mysterious forest scent and new bloom scent, and a 75-ml bottle of it costs about 5000 rupees.
Alia Bhatt: The actress has an unusual preference for male scents. Armani Code, which costs between Rs. 5000 and Rs. 5500, is her favourite brand. Lemon and bergamot make up the scent's head notes, and olive blossom, star anise, woody notes, leather, and other ingredients make up its heart and base notes. It also won the 2006 FiFi Award for "Fragrance of the Year" for Men's Luxe.
Sushmita Sen: The former Miss Universe and actress adores Red Door by Elizabeth Arden, which costs about 3300 rupees for 3.3 ounces. The fragrance has sandalwood, honey, and vetiver as the base notes; jasmine, orange blossom, orchid, lily, freesia, and violet as the heart notes; and red rose and ylang-ylang as the head notes. Actress Vidya Balan also shares a similar likeness to this perfume line.
Sonakshi Sinha: The body-positive actress admires Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue. This perfume, created by D&G in 2001, features a revitalising fruity-floral scent mixed with a clean-air scent. Anushka Sharma also prefers D&G.
Perfumes are an elegance that prolongs the departure of an individual; hence, smelling good matters!