Boy Smells Is the Cool Indie Fragrance Brand Bringing Unisex Scent to the Masses

Violet Ends ($98) is like the tomboy version of Chanel's Coco Mademoiselle Eau de Parfum. Slightly syrupy and full of heady florals, it's sweet but with a black-pepper kick. According to Boy Smells, Violet Ends is "sumptuous and puzzling" — it's almost incense-y and slightly smoky, while still being tangy and lily-esque. If Coco were a Gen Zer, this is what she would wear.

Blooming jasmine, ripe figs, and summer sun on salty skin are what Flor de la Virgen ($98) feels like. The most subtle of the bunch, Flor is truly a mix of masculine and feminine — sweet and energetic pomelo citrus blends with musky, spicy saffron and olibanum (aka frankincense) for a scent that could go either way or any direction in between.

Suede Pony ($98) is sexy, plain and simple. Spicy and leathery, it's also smooth and velvety — Boy Smells writes it's "a mix of moody sophistication and optimistic irreverence." You want to sink into it like a perfectly worn-in leather chair while drinking a whiskey on the rocks.

Flirtatious and sensual, Rose Load ($98) feels like being wrapped in a soft towel after a hot bath. However, underneath the first burst of sweet florals, notes of warm spices like cardamom and sandalwood linger. Innocence with an edge defines this complex scent.