Veganism is the practice of abstaining from the consumption of all animal products. In addition to not eating animal products, many vegans will abstain from wearing clothing and other personal items that are derived from animals. Many vintage perfumes contain animal ingredients like civet, castoreum, and ambergris. Today, most perfumers use synthetics to replicate these scents, as they are more ethical and accepted by consumers. 

Here are 5 vegan fragrances that you need to try: 

Juliette Has A Gun

• Vanilla Vibes
  Vanilla Vibes opens with light sea salt, an homage to salty beach air. Soft vanilla warms the fragrance, adding a milky quality without overwhelming the senses. Perfect for the summer; this scent is reminiscent of wearing sunscreen at the beach. 
• Not A Perfume
  Not A Perfume is made out of a single ingredient: Cetalox, typically a base note. It offers a sheer musky aroma that smells like nothing and everything at the same time. Soft, clean, and slightly sweet.

Ralph Lauren

• Polo Earth 
  Polo Earth is a gender free, modern aromatic blend of sparkling bergamot, vibrant green mandarin, rich sage, and fresh lavender to create a sheer, yet luxurious scent that is light and easy to wear.

Moschino 

• Toy 2 Bubble Gum
  A floral, fruity, amber perfume that wraps your body in pink bubblegum. Candied citrus and bubblegum meet delicate rose, juicy peach and spices to create a sweet feminine aroma. A playful and vibrant fragrance.  

Alyssa Ashley 

• Musk For Women & Men
  Musk is an animalic, slightly sweet note. Although it originally derives from animals, today, industry standard is to use synthetics to create this scent. Musk by Alyssa Ashley is a unisex fragrance that utilizes synthetic musk to create a sophisticated and alluring fragrance.