The Chanel take on hair perfume is a mild and airy floral scent -- refreshing, and not too overpowering. It makes for an elegant way to freshen up throughout the day, and it won't dry out your strands. All that aside though, you may want to buy this for the beyond beautiful frosted glass bottle alone.

Diptyque is known for their ultra-luxe scented candles, but their hair and body oil is every bit as worth your attention. Diptyque Voile Satin smells of jasmine, ylang ylang and spicy saffron, and it's actually a nice treat for your hair -- the emollient lightweight oil formula helps smooth frizz and keep things moisturized without weighing it down.

OK, first things first: The vintage-inspired atomizer on the Balmain hair perfume is to die for. Add in the fact that it's made with a mixture of argan oil and silk proteins to give your hair major shine and hydration, and you've got yourself a real winner. Oh, and that simple-yet-classic powdery scent? That's just par for the course.

Raise your hand if you don't want your hair to smell like vanilla ice cream. Anyone? We didn't think so. Honestly, this deliciously-scented hair perfume is almost good enough to eat -- and it helps decrease frizz and prevent static, to boot. What's not to love?

Here's something for all the fans of the cult classic Thierry Mugler Angel scent: Did you know the brand also has a hair mist? This hair perfume smells just like its distinctive fragrance counterpart, and it's got major staying power, so your locks will stay angelic all day (and night).