Jimmy Choo Blossom Eau de Parfum

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The scent performs moderately when it comes to both longevity and projection. It straddles the unisex line nicely, so anyone can wear it. The orange notes make it sweet and clean, and the musk gives it a solid base, making it a unique pleasing cologne for anyone. Fleur Du Male puts its scent together with just 4 notes. There’s petitgrain in the top, neroli in the middle, and chamomile and basil at the base. It’s a rather uncomplicated setup, and when half of the notes have their relations with oranges, you get a citrus-leaning scent. Straight from the application, the peach and vanilla are distinctive. They give a soft, clean sweetness to the fragrance. It is feminine and inoffensive, and we see this as a fantastic option to wear to the office or on casual occasions. The scent of rose is light and unobtrusive, and that approach gives a fantastic twist to the scent. The mixture of vanilla and orange blossom give this fragrance a very prominent creamy sweetness. It’s warm and lent some spiciness by the pink pepper in the top. It’s not quite vintage, but it carries a nice dated air despite its launch year being 2012. Almond and pistachio give a distinctively nutty tone to the fragrance, and are the most notable tones in the scent. Mandarin and pear are among the fragrance’s top notes. The sweetness of orange blossom and magnolia are present as heart notes.

Imagine Rome, with its warm weather, free spirit, old town and great history. Imagine the cold, fresh breeze from the wind while walking the streets of Italy. In the middle of all these impressions, you’ll find the purest and best scent of orange blossom there is.As expected, this Jo Malone scent opens prominently with the scent of orange blossoms. It’s pleasant, and light in its sweetness. True to form, this is no beast in the performance department. It’s mild, but that lightness makes it excel as an innocent feminine fragrance. There’s a maturity to the freshness that Neroli Portofino carries. From the first application, we caught the titular neroli clear in the opening, with other citrus elements. As we gave it some time to settle in, the citrus tones began to fade, with the floral fragrances giving a clean, soapy scent.

The zest from the bergamot and the spice from the pink pepper give a bold edge to the fragrance. The middle has rose, jasmine, and peach, which give a light sweetness to the perfume. The more atypical notes all make up the base here, along with vanilla.

We’ve always found Jean Paul Gaultier’s perfumes to have the most interesting housings. Like most of them, this takes the shape of a male torso, but finished in all white. It’s very classy looking.