Heather Hall is a weddings, fashion, and lifestyle writer and editor. Her career in weddings began at The Knot, where she worked as a bridal fashion editor. She then worked as a PR Manager at Amsale, a bridal design house, before starting her own events and digital marketing business. She has been featured on Today.com, MSN.com, Yahoo.com, Racked.com, Huffington Post, Verily Magazine, and Style Me Pretty. Heather loves music, travel, and practicing yoga. In her spare time she's typically researching the next fun workout class to try, or finding a new concert to attend.

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If you find yourself somewhere in the clueless-but-interested realm of watch world, keep reading, honey. I’m here to dish about all the timepieces you oughta know if you’re looking for your first purchase, eyeing to expand your collection, or just want to learn about what makes the best of the best tick. Read: There is no such thing as a stupid question. Never bought a watch before? It’s good to be inquisitive, do your research, and learn about the watch’s history to see what suits you.

Common notes: rose, gardenia, jasmine According to Brown, florals are "forever at the heart of perfumery." Though nearly all fragrances feature floral notes of some kind, those that are primarily floral "can be sensual, sophisticated or playful, and capture the ephemeral beauty of flowers in full bloom." Florals can range from the more "innocent," to borrow Brown's terminology—such as soft Bulgarian rose, tulip, and Lily of the Valley—to "heady" white florals such as tuberose or Jasmin Sambac, the heart note of Altra’s Jasmin XXX genderless scent.