The Best Places to Buy Fragrances in the Philippines
The days of searching far and wide for a good fragrance—and still not finding the right one—are gone. These days, you can have your pick from a remarkable selection—and it's all thanks to the multi-brand stores that have brought niche scents and more classic fragrances in the country. (Though there are still plenty of brands we'd like to see available here.)
Sure, you can have different fragrances shipped from all over the world, but nothing beats properly smelling and testing out a scent in real life. Not to mention, the right way to see if a fragrance works for you is to spray it on your skin and live with it for a day. So, here, we've put together a list of the best places to buy fragrances in the Philippines.
From classic scents to hard-to-find bottles, here's where to buy perfume in the Philippines.
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Luxe Duty Free
Luxe Duty Free is a fragrance playground with aisles filled with bottles from brands like Burberry, Bulgari, Calvin Klein, Chanel, Chloé, Clinique, Gucci, Hermès, Jo Malone, Tom Ford, and more. And best of all, it's all duty free, of course.
Adora
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If you're a niche brand fan, then Art of Scent should be on your radar. The boutique positions itself as the first luxury fragrance concept of its kind in the Philippines. And the brands it carries speaks for themselves—Alexandre.J, Amouage, Boucheron, Carner, Commodity, Etat Libre d'Orange, Jean Patou, Juliette Has a Gun, Lalique, Mugler, Nasomatto, NEST, Ormonde Jayne, Orto Parisi, Parfums de Marly, Robert Piguet, Roja, Van Cleef & Arpels, Widian, and Xerjoff. There's definitely a lot to explore with Art of Scent. (FYI: the boutique goes on sale both in-store and online from time to time.)
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Fresh
View this post on Instagram>pFresh is the place to go to if you want something familiar. The Ralph Lauren scent of your teenage years? They've got the full line. The store's extensive selection of brands also includes Abercrombie & Fitch, Azzaro, Carolina Herrera, Jean Paul Gaultier, Paco Rabanne, Paul Smith, Prada, Swiss Army, and Tous, to name a few.>pSHOP FRESH FRAGRANCE BAR>pRustan's>h2
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It's a widely known fact that Rustan's is a one-stop shop for the best brands in the world—and that includes fragrances, too. We're not even exaggerating as the department store has everything, including luxury brand fragrance lines, lesser-known premium scents, and more affordable options. It's also got that classic experience that you only get from perfume counters and helpful sales associates.
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The SM Store
View this post on Instagram>pIf cost is your primary concern, The SM Store is your place. Here you'll find the best deals for your favorite scents. From Alfred Dunhill to Versace, the department store stocks virtually every popular fragrance brand out there.>pSHOP THE SM STORE>pUnivers>h2
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Multi-brand concept Univers offers only the coolest labels, and under its scent offerings, you'll find equally cool, under-the-radar brands like Comme des Garçons and Heeley, and Monocle (as well as other brands like Astier de Villatte, Cire Trudon, and L:A BRUKET in the home fragrance category).
