New Arrivals

FAQs

• How often does Skylar release new fragrances?

  We drop new scents regularly throughout the year, including seasonal and limited-edition releases. Scent Club members get an exclusive new fragrance every month that isn't sold anywhere else.

• Are Skylar's new arrivals safe for sensitive skin?

  Yes. Every Skylar fragrance is hypoallergenic, dermatologist-tested, and made without 36 known fragrance allergens and 1,300+ questionable ingredients. We always recommend doing a quick patch test if you have specific sensitivities.

• What sizes do new Skylar scents come in?

  Most new fragrances are available in full-size eau de parfum (50 mL) and travel-size sprays or rollerballs (10 mL). We also offer a ​ so you can pick any two and try them together.

• Are Skylar perfumes vegan and cruelty-free?

  Yes, every Skylar product is 100% vegan and cruelty-free. We never test on animals and never use animal-derived ingredients or byproducts in our formulas.

• What are the best new perfumes to try?

  The best new perfumes to try depend on your personal style, preferred fragrance notes, and the occasion. Look for recent launches featuring popular notes such as floral, woody, citrus, amber, or fresh aquatic accords. If you enjoy discovering new scents, explore perfumes across different fragrance families to find something that complements your personality and everyday routine.
  

• How do I choose a new perfume?

  Start by considering the fragrance notes and scents you already enjoy. Think about whether you prefer fresh, floral, fruity, woody, spicy, or sweet fragrances, and choose a perfume that suits the occasion and season. Whenever possible, test a fragrance on your skin and let it develop for a few hours, as its scent can change as the top, heart, and base notes unfold.

• What perfume is best for sensitive skin?

  For sensitive skin, look for perfumes formulated with gentle ingredients and avoid fragrances containing ingredients that you know irritate your skin. Fragrance-free or specially formulated options may be more suitable for people who are prone to irritation. Always check the ingredient list and consider doing a small patch test before applying a new perfume more broadly. If you have a history of significant skin reactions, consult a dermatologist.