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HuffPost asked people on #PerfumeTok about their favorite fall scents and the results did not disappoint. Click to read what staff writer Kristen Adaway mentioned about our debut scent, Worthy.

Byrdie found the 30 best stocking stuffers for women this holiday season, including our debut Worthy SuperCharged SkinScent Dry Oil Perfume Spray. Click in to read what beauty writer Melanie Rud had to say about MOODEAUX.

Brianna Arps chatted with Martha Stewart associate digital editor Nashia Baker about how "true beauty is felt and not seen" along with how she wants every person to embrace this line of thought when wearing MOODEAUX.

Our Worthy Grab-Then-Go-Duo was awarded the title of Best Skin Scent with editors writing: "This skin scent is formulated to mix with your body’s natural pheromones so that it creates the perfect scent specifically for you."

"MOODEAUX's Worthy instantly boosted my mood the first time I spritzed it on," associate beauty editor Shawna Hudson writes. "It's definitely more of a gourmand fragrance, but if you like that sort of vibe, you'll love the delicious..."

21Ninety beauty writer Gabrielle Tazewell includes MOODEAUX (and our debut Worthy) among the mix in her latest roundup of BIPOC fragrance brands to support this summer and "all the rest."

In Fashionista's latest roundup, beauty director Stephanie Saltzman includes a variety of scents that encapsulate the summer season — for ever kind of perfume preference, including Worthy by MOODEAUX!

21Ninety profiles MOODEAUX founder/self-care advocate Brianna Arps who details the connection between scent and mental health — plus how she's out to enhance the way people see/feel about themselves from within.

ESSENCE together with the New Voices Foundation highlights Black-owned brands in its latest roundup for Mother's Day, which includes MOODEAUX — now available at Credo Beauty!

For POPSUGAR's Untold series, the publication passed the mic to Brianna Arps who shared in her own words "the remarkable story" of how MOODEAUX came to be and how she's using beauty to change the world for the better.

In light of Women's History Month, Hypebae celebrated by talking to three inspiring women of color with newly launched brands in fragrance, skin care and hair care about their journeys as "beautypreneurs." 

Tapping a series of Black women entrepreneurs, the publication outlines how non-white beauty founders are redefining what luxury beauty looks like, who gets to participate and why now.