There’s something so inherently uplifting and transitional about spring beauty. Nail trends take us from dark, moody hues to bright and playful shades. Haircuts trim away our winter dryness and reveal lighter versions of ourselves. Then of course, perfumes shift from deep and warm notes to bright and fresh. And there’s nothing I love more than embodying floral blooms and sunny days through my everyday scent.

So, if you’re shopping for a new spring perfume and want a luxury bottle (but don’t want to drop a ton of money), TJ Maxx and Marshalls are my go-to for scoring designer fragrances. The shelves and websites are filled with overstock perfumes, or bottles with different packaging, but the long-lasting scents are all the same—just at a lower price. So, I did what a beauty journalist does best and found a bunch of Cosmo-loved designer perfumes that are more than $100 off right now, including some newer scents that just launched in the last few months.

Ahead, the best spring perfumes at TJ Maxx and Marshalls at a major discount.

Key notes: Bergamot, orris, pine needles, amber, sandalwood

One Cosmo editor says: “Gyspy Water is a majorly likable scent, with citrus, sweet, spicy, and earthy notes that blend so well together to smell happy and fresh. The grounding woodsiness pairs beautifully with those ultra-bright fruity notes in the opening, making it a really exciting scent without being powdery or soft at all. TBH, if you're gonna pick up any perfume from the brand without sniffing it first, def order this one.”—BETH GILLETTE, BEAUTY EDITOR

Key notes:Peony, rose, honey cedarwood

One Cosmo editor says: “This is such a classic. It’s one of those scents that’s wearable year round, but especially fitting for spring thanks to the light floral notes. It’s the equivalent of wearing a flowy printed maxi dress—elegant yet effortless.”—LAUREN BALSAMO, BEAUTY DIRECTOR

Key notes:Butterfly lily, oakwood, patchouli, miracle berry

One Cosmo editor says: “I can’t even put into words how warm and spicy and beautiful this smells. It’s a compliment magnet and it lasts all day on both my skin and clothes, so I don’t need to worry about reapplying it after a long work day. And for a luxury perfume, it’s pretty decently priced too.” —JASMINE HYMAN, ASSISTANT BEAUTY EDITOR

Key notes:Vanilla, lavendar

One Cosmo editor says: “Goddess is one of those rare perfumes that shouts and whispers at the same time. The vanilla announces me as I enter the room, but it doesn't completely engulf me. Instead, this perfume beautifully enhances my aura while still letting me fully shine.”—MARY HONKUS, CONTRIBUTING EDITOR

Key notes:Jasmine, plum, Madagascar vanilla

One Cosmo editor says: “I was shocked when I saw Valentino’s latest iteration of their famous Donna Born in Roma scent on sale at TJ Maxx, but I’m not complaining! The scent is juicy and floral, with a deep powdery finish that makes it feel like a sultry version of the original. If you like smelling a little mysterious, alluring, and feminine, do yourself a favor and pick up this purple bottle.”—JH

Key notes:Raspberry, rose, vanilla bean

One Cosmo editor says: "When I wear Flowerbomb, I just feel like I'm oozing class. Like, I have this aura that's emanating the version of me who sips her coffee while she carefully puts on her skincare routine at her vanity and slips on her kitten heels before hopping into a cab to the office. It smells soft and pretty, but a little bit spicy—because women and femininity are layered, goddammit."—BG

Key notes:Lemon, apple, cedarwood

"Let’s be real, the original Light Blue is iconic for a reason. That crisp lemon-meets-green-apple top note combo? Chef’s kiss. It’s lightweight, juicy, and perfect for the sunny spring months ahead."—JULEE WILSON, ASSISTANT BEAUTY EDITOR AT LARGE

Key notes:Bergamot, Indian rhubarb, tulips, bur oak

One Cosmo editor says: “This luxe perfume basically embodies New York City in the spring time. One spritz can pull you out of that four month-long seasonal depression, with floral and earthy notes that create a fresh and uplifting scent. And I mean, the bottle couldn’t be more pretty and perfect for the season.”—JH

Key notes:Green apple, bergamot, pink pepper, amber, musk

One Cosmo editor says: "I met a cute person on vacation once and was immediately drawn to their scent. One thing led to another, and I discovered this was their signature scent. Ever since, I've lusted after practically anyone wearing this perfume. And this floral version is perfect if you lean more towards feminine scents. Plus, I’ve never seen it at this price."—BG

Best Vanilla Spring Perfume

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Libre Eau de Parfum

Libre Eau de Parfum
Key notes:Mandarin orange, vanilla, musk

One Cosmo editor says: This perfume is one of the most stunningly constructed florals I've ever smelled. It's also one of the only floral perfumes I actually like. The mix of orange, lavender, and vanilla are so grounding and fresh, but break up the scent so it's deeper and less powdery."—BG

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Jasmine Hyman is the Assistant Beauty Editor at Cosmopolitan, where she writes about the latest beauty trends and must-have products. Her most prized beauty possessions are a meticulous skincare routine and salon blowouts. You’ll also likely find her in bed reading a good book or endlessly scrolling TikTok (spoiler: it’s usually the latter) while listening to Harry Styles’ entire discography on repeat. Follow her on Insta to be inundated with pictures of her meals.