It’s a mood.

Kylie Cosmetics just released its second fragrance collection, Mood Stones. A take on sensorial immersion, the perfumes don’t only smell nice, they’re also designed to uplift and ground your mood.

“There’s beauty in the multifaceted, and I wanted to embrace the notion that you can be more than one thing,” founder Kylie Jenner shared in a press release, adding that each fragrance “showcases a distinct emotion.”

Mood Stones are available in three scents in both travel- and full-sized bottles, starting at $29. If you want to dive in, there are also sets with all three perfumes, plus duos of single scents.

Described as a fresh and clean floral musky blend, Cashmere Muse evokes serenity, according to Jenner. (You can also save nearly $10 by snapping up the duo with both sizes.)

Opening with notes of bergamot and mandarin blossom, the heart reveals ylang-ylang, tonka and salted musks, making it a light scent for any time or season.

Each bottle has a sculptural, organic shape that’s vanity-worthy and inspired by nature.

The Khy founder says the woody-floral scent Blush Wood is flirty, with notes of apple and florals — including rose, honeysuckle and gardenia — balanced by vanilla and cedar, for a creamy, slightly powdery grounding warmth.

However, if it’s confidence, sexiness and boldness you seek to embrace, the amber-spice Velvet Brew just might be your pick.

Hazelnut, coffee accord, juicy plum and citrus are balanced by patchouli for a perfume for the brave (or at least for when you’re feeling fearless).

A warm, evocative scent with “velvety depth and a hint of sweet warmth,” Velvet Brew is sure to be a winner for evenings out and when the weather finally turns cooler.

No matter which appeals to you, all of the formulas are all cruelty-free and vegan, so spray with abandon.

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