The Best Jo Malone London Perfumes As Chosen By Grazia’s Beauty Team

Rachael Martin, beauty director says: 'Sweet and scrumptious (with just the right amount of tartness) Jo Malone London's newest raspberry ripple scent has become the most coveted perfume pick for summer. Inspired by the British seaside (and the non-negotiable scoops of raspberry ripple ice cream that come with it) expect a blend of redcurrant, raspberry and white musk. One spritz offers a heady hit of nostalgia that manages to be both exciting and comforting. For those who love to fragrance layer consider teaming with Jo Malone London's Wood Sage & Sea Salt Cologne, £122 - like Raspberry Ripple, the bottle is delightfully presented in a beautiful blue pinstriped bow.'

Rachael Martin, beauty director says: 'If I want to smell fresh, bright and clean, then English Pear & Freesia is my fragrance of choice. Despite being described by Jo Malone London as “the essence of autumn,” I personally find it works beautifully all year round. A single spritz melts into the natural warmth of my skin to reveal comforting base notes of amber and patchouli. What follows is a delicate yet distinctive blend of ripe pears and soft white freesias. It’s a fragrance that manages to feel both gentle and striking at once. Effortless and endlessly wearable, this one is always on my dressing table.'

Rachael Martin, beauty director says: 'Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. A big claim, but this might just be my favourite scent of all time. For me, this just embodies romance and femininity. Pretty yet powerful, it strikes the perfect balance between heady florals and soft woods- there's the juicy crispness of red apple and the opulence of jasmine, rose, and gillyflower to thank for that. It’s sweet but never overpowering, and it transitions beautifully from day to night. I’ve genuinely never worn this one without receiving a compliment- often several. For that reason this is the one fragrance I always come back to. The sweetest shade of pink, bottled.'

Rachael Martin, beauty director says: 'One of the most instantly recognisable scents in the Jo Malone London collection, Pomegranate Noir is as dark and sultry as they come. The rich blend of pomegranate, plum, watermelon, and jasmine is further deepened by base notes of cedarwood, musk, and amber. The inclusion of guaiacwood creates an extra layer of sensuality while casablanca lily adds a subtle spice. The juice is a sensual, seductive muddle that smells incredible on both women and men. It's a true cocktail hour classic.'

Annie Vischer, head of beauty says: 'I started wearing Poppy & Barley when it launched way back when. And never stopped. I can't put my finger on it, it's like Pomegranate Noir's little sister, just as warm and sophisticated but more relaxed somehow. Pomegranate Noir (another favourite) is dressed to the nines, Poppy & Barley is chic loungewear, cashmere levels of softness. It's comforting and mellow. It's a safe scent, it wasn't devised with statement making in mind and yet it never fails to reel in compliments.'

Beauty writer Sameeha Shaikh says: 'On first spritz, you wouldn't be blamed for passing this off – it's soapy and somewhat unfamiliar, but once it settles onto the skin you'll quickly understand why it's one of Jo Malone London's bestsellers. An opening aromatic and earthy blend of camphor, honey, hay and lavender soon gives way to rich amber and Namibian myrrh, before landing on a piste de résistance base of warm tonka bean, vanilla and almond. The winning formula is both soft and sensual, yet incredibly present. But be warned, if your partner is anything like mine, he'll steal the bottle for himself...'

Beauty writer Sameeha Shaikh says: 'Described as 'moreish' and 'sweetly decadent' by the brand, this olfactive offering is bursting with top notes of ambrette, a heart of poppy accord and a base of tonka. Duly noted, it is certainly sweet, but balanced with the right amount of depth and warmth to ensure it won't offend, overpower or prove to be too much. TikToker James Atkinson agrees and in his review of the scent he notes, 'every time I wear this fragrance from Jo Malone London, people compliment me on it, but it's such an array of different people... I think I know why.'