Clearance Fragrances

From Revlon, Charlie White is a 1994 floral green EDT — a clean, airy, budget-friendly fragrance that's been quietly charming women who discover it for over 30 years. It opens with a soft, watery blend of watermelon, peach, and violet that's instantly fresh and unpretentious — like a cool breeze on a warm spring morning. The heart blooms into a sheer, delicate bouquet of jasmine, lily of the valley, and rose — gentle, feminine, and clean without going powdery or heavy. Sandalwood and musk bring the dry-down home in a smooth, barely-there warmth that keeps everything skin-close and soft. There's nothing complicated about Charlie White — it just smells clean, pretty, and effortlessly feminine in a way that works for literally any age or occasion. 3–5 hours, soft projection. Best in spring and summer — a timeless drugstore classic that delivers real value every single time.

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Revlon Charlie Silver is a 1997 fruity floral EDT by perfumer Jean-Claude Delville — a fresh, breezy, no-fuss fragrance from one of the most iconic affordable fragrance lines ever made, and a legitimately great daily scent for the price point. It opens with a bright, juicy burst of lime, pear, and apricot — crisp citrus and ripe fruit landing simultaneously in a way that's genuinely uplifting and clean. The heart softens into a dewy floral core of magnolia, lily of the valley, and peach — light, slightly powdery, and feminine without going heavy, with peach threading a soft warmth through the middle that keeps the whole thing from going too airy. The base settles into a clean, skin-close musk that keeps the trail soft and wearable all day. 4–6 hours, soft projection. Best in spring and summer — proof that a great everyday fragrance doesn't need a designer price tag.

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Coty Exclamation Wild Musk is a 2007 floral woody musk EDT — a hybrid creation that blends the spirit of the beloved Exclamation! and the classic Wild Musk lines into a softer, more approachable package designed for everyday wear. It opens with orange, mandarin, and bergamot — a light, sweetly bright citrus trio that's clean and uplifting without being sharp, with the mandarin and orange adding a warm, slightly juicy fruitiness that sets a cheerful, easygoing tone from the first spray. The heart of floral notes keeps things soft and feminine — a generalized bouquet that reviewers describe as lightly airy and pleasant, closer to the delicate end of the floral spectrum than anything heavy or overpowering. The base of musk, sandalwood, and vanilla is where the Wild Musk DNA comes through most clearly — musk creating a warm, skin-close intimacy that's the signature of the Coty musk line, sandalwood threading a clean woody creaminess, and vanilla wrapping the whole drydown in a quiet, cozy sweetness. 4–5 hours, soft projection. Best year-round — an approachable, budget-friendly musk that earns its place in any rotation.

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Coty Exclamation! is a 1988 floral fragrance by Sophia Grojsman — one of the most recognizable drugstore classics of its era, a sweet, soft, and genuinely nostalgic feminine that's been in continuous production for nearly four decades because it delivers something easy and universally likable at an unbeatable price. It opens with peach, apricot, bergamot, and green notes — a soft, slightly tart fruit-citrus combo that's bright and immediately approachable, the peach and apricot giving it a warm, fuzzy sweetness from the very first spray. The heart of heliotrope, orris root, rose, jasmine, and lily of the valley is a full, classic feminine floral bouquet — heliotrope adding a soft, cherry-almond sweetness, orris threading a cool powdery floralness, and rose and jasmine providing familiar, timeless depth. The base of vanilla, musk, sandalwood, amber, cinnamon, and cedar closes warm and slightly spiced — vanilla and amber creating a cozy, skin-close sweetness while cinnamon adds a quiet warmth. 4–5 hours, soft projection. Best year-round — an affordable classic that's earned every bit of its staying power.

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Jovan Black Musk is a dark, moody take on the classic Jovan Musk lineup — same affordable drugstore DNA, but with a deeper, more mysterious character that sets it apart from the original and White Musk versions. The composition keeps things intentionally minimal: a warm blend of floral notes and deep, skin-close musk that works with your body chemistry to create something uniquely personal. Reviewers frequently pick up soft berries, light powder, and a subtle animalic warmth that feels more grown-up and sensual than the cleaner White Musk. It's not a loud fragrance — it stays close to the skin, unfolds slowly, and lingers quietly without announcing itself to the room. Longevity runs 4–6 hours with soft projection — a year-round fragrance that works beautifully for everyday wear, evenings out, or layering under a stronger scent. Simple, dark, and quietly seductive at a price that makes it an easy blind buy.

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Katy Perry Indi is a 2017 EDP and a total departure from her earlier candy-sweet style — this one is moody, skin-close, and genuinely grown-up. The top opens softly with dark plum, clean white tea, and a whisper of bergamot — subtle and refined right away. The heart brings in fresh white cedar extract, delicate lily of the valley, and soft cyclamen — light florals that stay close without ever going loud. The base is where Indi really shines: a layered cocktail of eleven musks including white, black, Egyptian, and island varieties, rounded out with warm tonka bean and amber — cozy, sensual, and impossible to stop sniffing. Longevity runs 4–6 hours as a soft skin scent — a year-round fragrance perfect for everyday wear, lounging, or any time you want to smell effortlessly good. Katy's best-kept secret.

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Jovan Musk Platinum Edition for Men is an updated take on the iconic 1973 original — same classic Jovan Musk DNA, cleaned up and brightened for a more modern feel. The top opens with spicy carnation, sharp pepper, zesty Amalfi lemon, and crisp lime — a fresh, aromatic citrus-spice combo that grabs attention right away. The heart settles into warm spices, soft lavender, golden amber, and a cool hint of mint — a well-rounded aromatic mid-phase that bridges the bright opening into something warmer and more masculine. The base locks in with deep musk and dry woodsy notes — clean, grounding, and surprisingly long-lasting for a cologne concentration. Longevity runs 4–6 hours with moderate projection — a year-round everyday fragrance that works equally well at the office, casual outings, or date nights. All the confidence of the Jovan Musk legacy at a price that makes it an effortless grab.

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Jovan Black Musk is a 2009 Cologne and the darker, more modern side of the Jovan Musk lineup — a clean break from the original's spicy barbershop character in favor of something quieter and more contemporary. The composition is built almost entirely around a single, well-crafted musk accord that reviewers describe as dry, slightly fruity, and faintly berry-like — not animalic or heavy, just clean and skin-close with a suede-like softness underneath. It doesn't have the bold punch of the classic Jovan Musk, but that's kind of the point — this one is the understated, effortless reach-for-it-on-the-way-out-the-door bottle. Longevity runs 3–5 hours with soft projection — best worn for casual everyday use, post-gym, or as a lighter layering base under a stronger fragrance. Simple, inoffensive, and surprisingly wearable for the price.

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Jovan Musk is a 1973 Cologne by perfumer Murray Moscona — a true drugstore legend that has been on bathroom shelves for over fifty years and still earns its place there. The top opens with spicy carnation, sharp pepper, and a squeeze of fresh lime — classic aromatic barbershop DNA right from the first spray. The heart settles into warm spices, soft lavender, and golden amber — a well-rounded, masculine mid-phase that smells clean and confident without trying too hard. The base closes on rich musk and dry woodsy notes — earthy, slightly animalic, and unmistakably Jovan. Longevity runs 4–6 hours with moderate projection — impressive for a cologne concentration and a year-round fragrance that handles everything from casual daywear to evenings out. Generations of men have worn this as their signature scent. At this price, there's no reason not to try it.

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Jovan Sex Appeal for Men is a 1976 Cologne and a genuine drugstore classic — a bold, unapologetically masculine oriental spicy that was built for the disco era and still holds up decades later. The opening hits with sharp spices and crisp green notes — aromatic, slightly peppery, and immediately attention-grabbing. The composition deepens into earthy patchouli and warm sandalwood — a classic oriental backbone that's woody, dry, and effortlessly confident. The dry-down settles into smooth amber and clean musk — warm, long-lasting, and surprisingly versatile for a cologne concentration. Longevity runs 5–7 hours with moderate projection — impressive for the price and format. A fall and winter fragrance that earns comparisons to Pierre Cardin and Old Spice but with its own distinct spicy character. For the price, it's one of the most straightforward, no-nonsense orientals on the market.

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Jovan White Musk for Women is a 1990 Cologne that has been a drugstore staple for over three decades — affordable, clean, and quietly beloved by generations of women who keep coming back to it. There's no grand opening here, no complicated note pyramid — just soft jasmine, delicate honeysuckle, and heady ylang-ylang blending into a warm, enveloping cloud of white musk and smooth amber, rounded out by understated woody notes. The whole thing smells like clean skin at its most idealized — not soapy, not synthetic, just effortlessly fresh and feminine in a way that never goes out of style. Longevity runs 4–6 hours with soft projection — a year-round everyday fragrance that works just as well spritzed on before bed as it does heading out the door. Budget-friendly without smelling like it. Reviewers say it's better than fragrances that cost ten times the price — and they're not wrong

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From Parfums Grès, Cabotine Rose is a 2003 floral fruity EDT — a lighter, fresher take on the beloved Cabotine DNA that swaps the original's green-floral intensity for something brighter, more romantic, and built squarely around a beautiful multi-layered rose. The top opens with a fresh, fruity burst of cherry blossom, pear, mandarin orange, and black currant — clean, slightly tart, and immediately inviting. The heart blooms into a lush, feminine bouquet of rose, peony, mimosa, jasmine, tuberose, lily, orange blossom, and a whisper of pepper — complex, romantic, and softly powdery without going heavy. Sandalwood, musk, vetiver, and frangipani close in a warm, clean, slightly creamy base that keeps the florals lingering beautifully on the skin. It's approachable, pretty, and completely unpretentious — a budget-friendly rose floral that consistently outperforms its price. 4–6 hours, soft-to-moderate projection. Best in spring and summer — a charming, effortless everyday floral that's hard not to love.

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Coty Aspen is a 1989 aromatic woody Cologne that's been a staple of the men's fragrance market for over three decades — and at its price point, it's one of the best values in the game. It opens with green notes, bergamot, and lemon — a crisp, clean, slightly herbal citrus burst that immediately evokes fresh mountain air. The heart of lavender, juniper, geranium, coriander, cyclamen, orange blossom, and jasmine is surprisingly complex for a budget Cologne — aromatic, slightly floral, and layered in a way that keeps things interesting as it develops. The base of balsam fir, cedar, oakmoss, musk, and ambergris closes warm, woody, and earthy — a classic masculine dry-down that feels genuinely timeless. 5–7 hours, moderate projection. Best year-round — the kind of fragrance that never goes out of style and never empties your wallet.

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Jovan Musk Cologne Spray for Women is a 1972 original — one of the first mass-market musks ever made and still one of the best-selling women's fragrances at the drugstore over fifty years later. The top opens with bright bergamot and soft neroli — citrusy, clean, and immediately fresh. The heart blooms into sweet jasmine, delicate freesia, and calm lavender — a light, feminine floral blend that keeps things approachable and wearable for any occasion. The base settles into earthy oakmoss and warm, skin-close musk — grounding the whole fragrance in something sensual and quietly addictive. Longevity runs 4–6 hours with soft projection — a year-round everyday fragrance that works as well heading to work as it does before bed. Generations of women have called this their signature scent, and at this price, it's easy to understand why. Simple, classic, and genuinely timeless.

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Elizabeth Arden Sunflowers is a 1993 floral fruity icon by perfumer David Apel — one of the most beloved budget-friendly feminines of all time, with a bright, optimistic character that reviewers describe as pure bottled sunshine. It opens with melon, peach, orange blossom, lemon, mandarin orange, bergamot, and Brazilian rosewood — a lush, multi-layered citrus-fruit burst that's immediately uplifting, juicy and warm in equal measure, with the rosewood threading a soft, slightly creamy woodiness that keeps the opening from going overly sharp. The heart of cyclamen, osmanthus, rose, jasmine, and orris root builds into a soft, sun-warmed floral bouquet — cyclamen and osmanthus adding a slightly spicy, peachy floralness while rose and jasmine thread classic feminine depth and orris root adds a quiet powdery elegance. The base of amber, sandalwood, musk, oakmoss, and cedar closes warm, slightly earthy, and comfortably vintage — a classic drydown with real staying power. 5–7 hours, moderate projection. Best in spring and summer — a happy fragrance that never goes out of style.

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From Jacques Saint Pres, Ciel is a 1993 oriental vanilla EDP that's been a quietly beloved everyday fragrance for women across Latin America and the Middle East for decades — soft, powdery, and completely unpretentious. It opens with a delicate blend of iris and violet that feels clean, lightly floral, and immediately feminine. The heart is built around white rose and heliotrope, a warm, almond-tinged flower that gives Ciel its signature powdery sweetness without tipping into heavy territory. Tonka beans, vanilla, sandalwood milk, and musk close the scent in a creamy, skin-warm base that lingers gently all day. There's nothing complicated about Ciel — it just smells soft, clean, and effortlessly pretty in a way that never goes out of style. 5–7 hours, soft projection. Best year-round — a simple, affordable signature scent that earns repeat buyers.

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From Gloria Vanderbilt, Miss Vanderbilt is a 2010 floral woody musk EDT by perfumer Sonia Constant — a warm, romantic, gently spiced floral feminine housed in the brand's iconic swan-embossed blush bottle, built around a clementine, neroli, bergamot, and hawthorn opening, a rose, ylang-ylang, magnolia, tuberose, cardamom, nutmeg, and clove heart, and a heliotrope, vanilla, musk, sandalwood, and tonka bean base that reviewers describe as a soft, powdery, lightly oriental floral that smells simultaneously romantic and effortlessly wearable — the feminine fragrance equivalent of a cashmere blanket. Clementine, neroli, bergamot, and hawthorn open with a bright, lightly sweet, lightly floral citrus freshness — clementine delivering a gentle, slightly honeyed sweetness rather than a sharp citrus bite, neroli threading in a cool, slightly bitter orange blossom quality that gives the whole opening an elegant and refined character, and hawthorn adding a soft, lightly powdery floralness that bridges the citrus top seamlessly into the floral heart from the very first spray. Rose, ylang-ylang, magnolia, tuberose, cardamom, nutmeg, and clove build a warm, rich, lightly spiced full floral heart — rose delivering a classic, slightly velvety floralness at the center, ylang-ylang threading in a warm, exotic sweetness, tuberose adding a heady, creamy richness, magnolia contributing a soft lemony freshness that keeps the heart from going too heavy, and cardamom, nutmeg, and clove threading in a warm, gently spiced depth. Heliotrope, vanilla, musk, sandalwood, and tonka bean close with a soft, creamy, warm powdery finish — heliotrope delivering a slightly almond-powdery sweetness that is the base's most distinctive quality, vanilla and tonka threading in a smooth creamy warmth, and musk and sandalwood rounding the drydown into a gentle, skin-close trail. 4–6 hours, soft projection. Best in fall and winter; a warm, romantic, gently spiced feminine for the woman who wants something soft, sweet, and quietly unforgettable.

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Immerse in a floral haven with Jardin a New York, a creation of Gloria Vanderbilt, unveiled in 2016. This women's fragrance is a bouquet of fresh, blossoming aromas. It opens with the floral sweetness of Gardenia and Petitgrain, leading to a heart rich with Neroli, Peony, and Jasmine. As it settles, a warm embrace of Amber and Cedar concludes the olfactory journey, leaving a deep, enduring trail. Whether in the bustling city or a serene garden, this scent is a fragrant escape to a lush, floral New York garden.

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From Gloria Vanderbilt, Minuit à New York — "Midnight in New York" — is a 2015 oriental floral EDP by perfumer Dora Baghriche of Firmenich, who drew on her own experience living in New York City to capture the glamour and nocturnal energy of the city through an opulent bouquet of white florals, inspired by the swan nickname Truman Capote gave to Vanderbilt herself. The top opens with tuberose, pink peony, and white lily — a lush, creamy, intensely white-floral opening that immediately projects with real presence, the tuberose doing what tuberose does best and taking up the whole room in the most satisfying way possible. The heart deepens into gardenia, jasmine, violet, and hyacinth — a rich, layered floral core that builds on the opening with more complexity and a slightly powdery, slightly cool edge from the hyacinth and violet that keeps things from going purely tropical. The base settles into sandalwood, patchouli, amberwood, and suede — warm, earthy, and skin-close with a suede texture that gives the whole dry-down a quietly luxurious finish. 7–9 hours, moderate-to-strong projection. Best in fall and winter; a powerhouse white floral at a price that makes zero sense for how good it is.

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From Gloria Vanderbilt, Vanderbilt is the 1982 floral oriental EDT that launched the house's legacy — a classic, richly constructed feminine built around an aldehyde-citrus-green opening, a multi-floral rose-jasmine-ylang ylang-carnation-tuberose heart, and a warm sandalwood-vetiver-amber-musk base that reviewers describe as a powerfully blended, unapologetically bold 80s floral that feels genuinely vintage, slightly powdery, and distinctly glamorous in the best possible way at an unbeatable price. Citrus, aldehydes, and green notes open with a sharp, sparkling, slightly soapy brightness — the aldehydes delivering the signature clean, slightly metallic luminosity that defines classic 1980s feminine perfumery and immediately places Vanderbilt in its era, the citrus threading in a clean brightness that lifts the aldehydes into something more accessible, and the green notes contributing a cool, slightly herbal freshness that gives the opening its energetic, slightly powdery quality. Rose, jasmine, ylang ylang, carnation, and tuberose carry the heart into a dense, richly layered, almost symphonic floral richness — the rose delivering a classic velvety femininity, the jasmine adding warm indolic depth, the ylang ylang threading in a warm, slightly heady tropical floralness, the carnation contributing a warm, spiced sweetness, and the tuberose rounding the bouquet into the creamy, narcotic white floral warmth that reviewers who love this fragrance consistently identify as its most compelling and addictive quality. Sandalwood, vetiver, amber, musk, and civet close with a warm, earthy, slightly animalic oriental base that grounds the lush floral heart in lasting, deeply sensual warmth. 6–8 hours with moderate-to-strong projection. Best in fall and winter; a boldly glamorous 80s classic that smells far more expensive than it costs.

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From Revlon, Ciara 100% is a 1973 oriental Cologne by perfumer Harry Cutler — a true vintage classic that's been a drugstore staple for over 50 years and still earns die-hard fans who've worn it for decades. The 100% strength concentration is the bolder version of the original Ciara lineup, and it opens with a warm, fruity burst of raspberry, bergamot, lemon, and neroli that feels rich and inviting right from the first spray. The heart deepens into a lush floral oriental blend of jasmine, ylang-ylang, orris, palmarosa, and Brazilian rosewood — complex, feminine, and unapologetically retro in the best way. The base is where Ciara really shines — leather, opoponax, incense, vanilla, musk, and cedar combine into a smoky, resinous, deeply warm finish that lingers for hours. 6–8 hours, moderate-to-strong projection. Best in fall and winter — a bold, old-school oriental that still turns heads.

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From Bill Blass, Nude is a 1991 floral aldehyde Cologne by master perfumer Sophia Grojsman — a quietly celebrated American classic that embodies old Hollywood elegance in the most understated, unpretentious way imaginable. The top opens with a soft, slightly sparkling blend of aldehydes, galbanum, rosemary, and bergamot — clean, slightly green, and immediately refined in that classically powdery-fresh way that signals quality from the very first spray. The heart blooms into a lush, beautifully balanced floral of rose, jasmine, narcissus, ylang-ylang, and oakmoss — feminine, velvety, and genuinely ladylike without feeling dated or stiff. Orris root, musk, sandalwood, and vetiver close in a warm, softly powdery, skin-close base that carries Grojsman's signature warmth and intimacy. Reviewers consistently compare it favorably to Chanel No. 5 and early Trésor — same DNA, fraction of the price. 5–7 hours, soft-to-moderate projection. Best in fall and winter — a forgotten gem of American perfumery that earns every compliment it receives.

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Pure Honey is Kim Kardashian's 2013 floral EDP by Claude Dir, opening with freesia, mandarin blossom, and red rose, a honey, beeswax, and honeysuckle heart, and a coconut, vanilla, and musk base — a warm, sweet honey-floral built for everyday femininity. Freesia, mandarin blossom, and red rose open with a clean, lightly floral, citrus-kissed burst — freesia adding a delicate airy sweetness, mandarin blossom a soft citrus brightness, and red rose a warm classic floral elegance that sets a gentle tone. Honey, beeswax, and honeysuckle build a sweet, warm, lightly waxy heart — honey delivering a genuine crystallized sweetness that reviewers say smells like real honeycomb, beeswax adding a soft waxy richness, and honeysuckle a light floral-nectar freshness. Coconut, vanilla, and musk close with a soft, creamy, lightly tropical base — coconut adding a warm exotic sweetness, vanilla a smooth creaminess, and musk a skin-close clean trail that keeps the whole composition light and wearable. Best for office, casual, and spring and summer daytime wear — a soft, non-intrusive honey-floral that pairs effortlessly with everyday life. 3–5 hours, soft projection. Best in spring and summer.

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From Maison Alhambra, Toro Pour Homme is a 2022 woody aromatic EDP openly inspired by Hermès Terre d'Hermès — one of the most acclaimed and sophisticated masculine fragrances ever made — delivering that fragrance's signature citrus-vetiver-mineral DNA at a fraction of the $150+ designer price, making it the go-to recommendation for anyone who loves TdH's refined, earthy elegance but not its premium price tag. Orange and grapefruit open with a bright, clean, sparkling citrus burst — fresh and vivid, setting a polished, composed tone that immediately reads mature and sophisticated rather than casual or generic. Pepper and pelargonium carry the heart with a dry, lightly spicy, slightly rosy aromatic warmth — pepper adding sharpness and edge, and pelargonium threading in a green, faintly floral quality that gives the mid-stage that distinctive TdH earthiness. Vetiver, cedar, patchouli, and benzoin close with a smoky, earthy, quietly resinous woody depth — vetiver taking center stage with its cool, inky earthiness that defines the fragrance's character. 4–6 hours, soft-to-moderate projection. Best in spring and fall; TdH's sophisticated earthy DNA at a price that makes it the smartest blind buy in the Maison Alhambra men's lineup.

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