16 Perfumes That Always Attract People and Compliments Like a Magnet

Key Notes: Black currant nectar, pear, rose, jasmine absolute, vanilla, cedarwood

Everything about this perfume screams floral, fruity, and delicious. It definitely leans toward being a summer fragrance for me, but that doesn't mean it won't attract some serious attention year-round. It's the heady blend of jasmine, black currant nectar, and vanilla that makes it so intoxicating that it should absolutely come with caution tape attached. 

Key Notes: Bergamot, pear, lychee, Turkish rose, incense, oud, wood, amber, vanilla

This is my all-time favorite fragrance, signature scent, and most-complimented perfume to date. It's my fragrance MO to a T—sweet, juicy, and musky with a little extra spice to add earthiness to it.

Key Notes: Black pepper, bergamot, black currant, jasmine tea, bourbon vanilla, guaiac wood

This warm floral fragrance is inspired by Roman street style and haute couture. So that means it smells sophisticated but with an edge. With notes of black pepper, jasmine tea, and tangy bourbon vanilla, that definitely adds up.

Key Notes: Pomelo, saffron, lemon rind, fig leaf, ivy leaves, jasmine petals, olibanum, cistus, labdanum, clear musks, ambrox

This is a Who What Wear beauty-team favorite. It instantly lifts your mood, is totally unique, and inspires endless compliments wherever you go.

Key Notes: Bergamot, lemon, pepper, juniper berries, incense, pine needles, orris, amber, vanilla, sandalwood

I've waxed poetic about Gypsy Water before. It remains on my list of all-time favorite perfumes because it strikes the perfect balance of sweet, spicy, and musky. Celebs like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Kate Bosworth agree—it's one of the most attractive perfumes on the market. But don't take my word for it. Try it for yourself and you'll see.

Key Notes: Black currant, raspberry, rose absolute, jasmine, vanilla, cedar, musk

The notes of raspberry and rose really add something special to this Lancôme gem. It's warm, sweet, and a tad musky. Scent is a powerful thing, and this fragrance evokes the feeling of being 100% *that girl* if you ask me.

Key Notes: Vine peach, ruby orchid, bourbon vanilla

So many people love Viktor & Rolf's original Flowerbomb formula, but Ruby Orchid really dials it up a notch. It's a peachy spin-off of the original with delicious notes of ruby orchid and bourbon vanilla.

Key Notes: Black coffee, white flowers, vanilla

There's a reason this YSL fragrance was all over your social feed for a second. The notes of black coffee, vanilla, and white flowers create a totally intoxicating aroma.

Key Notes: White tea, pepper, tangerine, sambac jasmine, rose, bergamot, sandalwood, ambrette

In terms of personal recommendations, I find St. Rose's Juliet in White to be incredibly alluring. I love perfumes that are sweet, a little spicy, and a tad unconventional, meaning it doesn't smell like everything else on the market. Juliet in White ticks all those boxes.

Key Notes: Tuberose, jasmine, tonka bean

It was love at first spritz when I first tried this gorgeous scent. I know tuberose isn't always for everyone, but it blends so beautifully with the notes of jasmine and musky tonka bean. 

Key Notes: Citron, mandarin, fresh ginger, magnolia, orange blossom, laminaria blossom, amyris, gray amber, cedar

Sacred Water is a work of art—plain and simple. It's one of my most treasured perfumes for its unrivaled ability to mix citrus notes with floral and woodier notes. I don't know how else to describe it other than tranquil and inviting. It's like bathing in a pool of, well, sacred water. 

Key Notes: Fresh fig, handpicked jasmine, vanilla planifolia

So many of my fellow editors have told me they love this lush scent from Ellis Brooklyn. Perfumes with notes of fig always take me by surprise (in a good way). Fig adds a sweet and earthy tone that makes a fragrance super unique to sniff.

Key Notes: lily of the valley, centifolia rose, soft musk

Dior's classic floral is the epitome of style and sophistication. It's subtle but still makes a statement.

Key Notes: Neroli, marshmallow, orange blossom

Would this really be a list of the most magnetic perfumes without including one of Rihanna's favorites? This one may be a tad too sweet for some, but if you like a sweet, luscious, and downright juicy scent, this one's for you.

Key Notes: Almond, jasmine, vanilla, caraway, tuberose, sandalwood, musk

Word on the street is Adele wears this delicious-smelling perfume. The name really says it all. Notes of almond, vanilla, tuberose, and musk really pack an exquisite punch.

Key notes: Bergamot essence, jasmine grandiflorum, bourbon vanilla

There's something so intoxicating about this warm floral fragrance. It has fast become a favorite of mine, and I find myself reaching for it every outing. It's definitely more gourmand, but if you like that sort of vibe, you will not regret snagging this. It's heady and rich and makes me feel incredibly elegant.