For today's generation of teenage boys, fragrance is no longer an afterthought (or a stash of Axe box sets collated from last-minute Christmas presents gifted by distant relatives)—it's the password to an exclusive club that every adolescent male wants to be a part of. While girls as young as 12 are becoming self-proclaimed beauty experts and searching for the next best retinol certainly not suitable for their skin, young boys are leaving their mark (and scent) on the $62.11 billion global fragrance market, seeking high-end smells that define notes of their personalities.

— Read more in From Kicks to Spritz: How Teenage Boys Are Rewriting Sneaker Culture Stances Through Fragrance at BeautyMatter.

If you can think of nothing dreamier than crawling into bed with a stack of good books, consider elevating the whole experience with a spritz of Diptyque’s most bookish perfume. Inspired by the smell of paper, the white musk is infused with notes of steamed rice, mimosa, and blonde wood. The calming French scent is sure to deliver more literary dreams—perhaps you’ll even dream up an idea for a bestselling novel.

— Allure magazine on Diptyque L’Eau Papier as a bedtime perfume. Read more in 9 Best Bedtime Perfumes to Calm Your Headspace.