One Cosmo editor says: “I have to be so honest here—I’ve never been a fan of Glossier’s You line until I smelled Fleur. It strikes the perfect balance of approachable and interesting: playful from apricot skin, sophisticated from osmanthus and ylang-ylang, and a little sultry from the mineral salt accord. It reminds me of eating saltwater taffy by the beach when I was a kid. Now, I literally count down the days until it’s warm enough to start wearing it again.”—LAUREN GRUBER, COMMERCE EDITOR

One Cosmo editor says: "The first time I smelled this, it immediately took me back to tanning on my best friends' trampoline in June of 2008. We probably played Radio Disney and talked about which Jonas Brother we had a crush on. It's a super nostalgic scent that obviously feels summery and beachy, but also warm and cozy."—BETH GILLETTE, BEAUTY EDITOR

One Cosmo editor says: “Dragon Fruit literally smells like the color pink: it's flirty and bright, with a melange of juicy watermelon, ripe pineapple, and delicate peony. Plus, it's impressively long-lasting and reminds me of body sprays from our teen years. Seriously: one whiff of this mist and I'm immediately transported to the shopping mall in my hometown. Call it nostalgia in a bottle.”—LG

One Cosmo editor says: "This smells like eternal summer. When I get kinda sad about the dwindling days of warm weather and salty air, I just spritz on this watery, fresh perfume. It evokes the feeling of spending all day in the ocean and coming home and taking the best everything shower of your life. IDK where Jake's house is, but I want an invite."—BG

One Cosmo editor says: “Citrus perfumes notoriously fade quickly, yet Never-Ending Summer lasted much longer than all the perfumes I tried in this category. The fresh citrusy aroma feels unique, probably because the spritz accord and cardamom add a vibrant element. I can’t wait to douse myself in this as the weather heats up.” —DANIELLE COLIN-THOME, SENIOR DIRECTOR OF EDITORIAL OPERATIONS

One Cosmo editor says: “Forget everything you heard about tea fragrances being ‘barely there’ or blending into the background. This solar-floral gourmand combines the velvety spices of pink chai with the airy femininity of orange blossom, leaving a long-lasting scent that’s as sensual and romantic as it is comforting and clean. I can’t wear this out without at least one person asking me, “‘What are you wearing?’”—ARIEL WODARCYK, FREELANCE WRITER

One Cosmo editor says: “While I typically don't favor coconut as a standalone note, this one blends perfectly with my skin and body chemistry. It’s sweet, but not overly so. I also gotta mention, I love the story behind this woman-owned brand. Following her friend's injury in the army, founder Barb Stegemann vowed to carry forward his mission of peace, leading to the creation of The 7 Virtues and their motto: "Make Perfume Not War."—DANA PARRA, ASSOCIATE SALES DIRECTOR

One Cosmo editor says: “Some of the best summer scents don’t overtly smell like a basket of tropical fruit or coconut sunscreen. Ellis Brooklyn’s Salt is beachy in an understated way—it’s got solar floral notes like ylang-ylang and tiare flower, all grounded by an ambergris accord that smells like salty skin after a dip in the ocean.”—LG