Scentbird First Impressions Site Review

Disclosure: This post includes my personal Scentbird first impressions for which I was not compensated but it may contain affiliate / referral links. Read the full disclosure.

Content wise, I think the site is easy to navigate, offers all the information it should and hits the main points at the right times. If I were looking for a fragrance subscription, there’s no reason for me to leave the site. I think the colors work well. I like the bright pop of pink against the black, white and gray. My favorite is the little scent bird waving his wings trying to get me to click “get a free perfume”. Why am I not focused…”squirrel!”

Huhh, would you look at that? What a lovely woman on the page. She’s lovely, really. I keep looking back at her. Ok, so maybe her photo is a little overpowering. Not that I’m complaining because she truly is lovely, I just find my eyes continue to drift back to her and off the information.

On the men’s page, the pink (that I liked) becomes red. I get that. I think it’s smart, not all men have embraced pink. Oh, there’s photo of a guy on the men’s page too. But he isn’t quite as overshadowing, and he wasn’t the first thing I saw.

Overall, it took me a bit of time to locate the information regarding the authenticity or origination of the actual fragrances being shipped, but I found it. I like Scent Bird’s site and find it covers all the bases.