Growing up, I was obsessed with the idea of a signature scent. I wanted a perfume that people would smell and instantly think of me.
At 14, I found it in Giorgio Armani’s Sensi (after I dabbled in the teen staples of Ghost and Anna Sui’s Sui Dreams). I wore it exclusively for years until it was discontinued when I was at university.
After that, I abandoned hope of a signature scent; nothing was as ‘me’ as the warm, amber notes of Sensi, so instead I swapped my perfumes daily – helped along hugely by my role as a beauty journalist, which meant I had access to an endless supply of scents.
Though I had several scents I wore frequently (Viktor &…
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