How SG Influencers Layer Eau de Parfums for a Signature Scent

 

Introduction

There’s a reason perfume layering is trending hard among style-savvy women in Singapore right now. And no, it’s not just a TikTok gimmick. From slow-mo GRWMs to curated vanities and flat-lay fragrance edits, SG influencers are shaping a new way to wear scent—not as one-note, but as something layered, evolving, and deeply personal.

Instead of one perfume for all occasions, they’re blending two, sometimes three, complementary scents to match the day’s mood. They’re doing it with unique Eau de Parfums in an oil format, like the ones from Open Water SG. These are thoughtfully crafted impressions of iconic designer fragrances, made with layering in mind and designed to last in our tropical heat.

These perfumes offer the elegance of high-end scents but in an oil texture that wears close to the skin, doesn’t overwhelm in small spaces, and shifts beautifully over time.

Here’s how local influencers are layering them to build signature scents that speak louder than labels.

Why EDP Perfume Oils are Perfect for Singapore's Climate

Let’s face it: traditional perfume formats don’t always work in Singapore’s humidity. Heavy, alcohol-based sprays can evaporate quickly or clash with your skin chemistry after just a few hours outdoors.

Open Water SG’s Eau de Parfums in an alcohol-oil format solve this. They apply gently, develop more gradually, and hold their character better in the tropical air. Because of their compact size and smooth texture, they’re also easier to reapply discreetly, without that sudden alcohol blast or overspray.

When it comes to layering, their texture allows different notes to sit and blend rather than compete, which is why they’re a favorite in SG’s beauty circles. Read more


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