Pink Flower

Just got this yesterday so it may be a bit early but....I love this! It's strange, it lasts longer on skin than on clothes. I can plainly smell a pretty light raspberry bubblegum smell on my arm. It's not childish. It's a soft, and very lovely. It's like an odor you smell when walking in a home where someone is baking. You don't say...oh, TOO much cinnamon, or, that vanilla is SO stuffy and heavy, or, you went WAY too overboard on the sugar orrrr...smells like Romper Room in here! You just LOVE everything you get. This is THAT. It blends nicely after the first 15 minutes and you get a complete, round scent. Not a sharp corner here. I love Pink Sugar Sensual, it's still my favorite! But this is a CLOSE second. The Sensual IS a bit childish, and it makes me stick my tongue out at you when you say that. It's a bit naughty also. This is a princess. There's no pea under THIS mattress! I chose three seasons out of the year. YOU... could love this in spring (I didn't choose spring), but to me, it's just muddy yuck'n yuck'n uck! It's damp and dreary, humid and drizzly and rainy. This here perfume ain't for that! I'm not a spring person unless it's perfectly dry, sunny, and green. That doesn't happen often in my neck of the woods. Even the beautiful birth of spring flowers is dampened by mud and muck around them! I'm afraid it would do the same to this pretty little flowery perfume (the flower on top). I get no flowers of any kind, even blended seamlessly in. It's just a mild, pleasant, sweetness. I only brought up spring because it could work for someone that loves spring! I saw this on eba...can I say that word? I saw this ONLINE for like 45.00 and up TO over 100.00 I got mine at TJ...can I say that!? for 20.00. DO wait until it's reasonable! Check this out. You might love it as much as I do. It's just not going to make anyone aggravated by your scent. I'm happy as can be with this! I'm gonna go skip around the block!

I saw this at my local Ulta , but no tester yet. I am quite interested in it. I wore the original Pink Sugar for years. I have had too much if it. I don't hate it. I just have kind of outgrown it, as I do with many scents over the years. Edit- July 4th, 2016 So I was able to sniff this finally. Oh my. It was much more then I had expected. I sprayed myself and three of the ladies at Ulta said it smelt amazing on me. This was after trying a few others , that were pricier. They all agreed that this one worked perfectly with my body chemistry. I got it. I still smell Pink Sugar. She is just more grown up, more complex. She sits on my skin and the notes meld together just perfectly. Another plus is the bottle is just beautiful and such an amazing price point. $65 for 3.4 oz of an edp that lasts and goes with my body chemistry. I can't wait to see more reviews for this. Oh Aquolina I will always have a love affair going on with you it seems for good .....

Long story short, I got this Fragrance to see if it was a good dupe for La vie est Belle by lancome. I'm dying to have it but I can't afford the real thing. This Fragrance is about 60% similar. It's kinda similar, but still different enough that they are there own Fragrances. IF, You want an even better dupe than this,in my honest opinion, get NABEEL- OODY WOODY. It is quite frankly soooooo much closer to the real thing! It's got a bit more Florals,and woody notes to keep it mature but not dated or vintage. OODY WOODY is still very youthful,but not completely juvenile. If you get nabeel OODY woody,I promise you,you'll really enjoy it if you like La vie est belle. It's well under 30 bucks for a big bottle!

I’ve never tried Pink Sugar (talk about polarised reviews!) but Pink Flower looked like something I might enjoy. Raspberry and vanilla, what’s not to like? I get the LVEB DNA with raspberry added, and I love it. Doesn’t last a whole lot, but didn’t cost me a whole lot either. It’s a pink and pretty scent. I’m thinking floral skirts and puffy white blouses and kitten heels and an effortlessly chic blunt hair cut and a satin hairband. It’s sweet but not juvenile.

This fragrance is juicy / sweet,. but not like the first pink sugar( Sweet cloying I like it too but more for cold seasons) this one is a fresh sweet rich aroma for the summer is not cloying at all it lasts in me enough I would say about 6 hours after that I can smell it but if I stick my nose to the body I ask my family If they can still smell my perfume after 8 hours and they say yes but softer like powdery. i give it a 8/10

I was not expecting much but this is lovely. So sweet and fruity but with a lovely fresh floral and a tiny bit of spice. The raspberry makes it sweet and tart and the flowers are mixed in perfectly. I smell the black pepper slightly which makes it a bit unique. Aquolina is amazing at making these scents.

raspberry that leans to black currant, tart, and lots of patchouli; a fruitchouli fragrance that is very fruity, strong, fresh and pretty. I actually like this in the sea of fruity patchouli fragrances. And what a deal for the pricepoint.

this smells really freaking good! I was surprised at how good it smells. I’m gonna buy another bottle of this!

I happened to come across Pink Flower while browsing for a fragrance and decided to blind-buy it since I love Aquolina frags. I have Pink Sugar, Gold Sugar, Simply Pink, and will be receiving Sensual in about a week. Pink Flower is a pretty scent, but the longevity is garbage. It's definitely a floral scent with the raspberry being the most prominent note when first sprayed. The rose is subtle which is my preference. I can't stand perfumes with a strong rose note. I also appreciate that the black pepper is not prominent, as that might have taken away from this otherwise sweet scent. The white flowers and rose are equally present within a few minutes of spraying. I can't smell the patchouli, it's barely there on the dry down, which transforms into a powdery, floral skin scent. The bottle is really pretty and was cheap ($13) for an elusive 50 ml flanker. PF's predecessors smell way better and are more economical considering the cheap price for their 100 ml sizes. Basically, PF is not a remarkable or ground-breaking scent. It's pretty, but as soon as I put it on, I could count off several other perfumes in my arsenal that are reminiscent of this one. I would without a doubt repurchase Pink Sugar and Simply Pink, but not Pink Flower. Guess I'll see if this still holds true after using it for a while!

I know my username has perfume spelled incorrectly, I cannot change it. :( TLDR: She's like a baby designer fragrance, smells high quality, but not distinctive. Review: Blind bought this, then bought another one. Pink Flower smells like the fragrance section of a department store. Like a bunch of high end fragrances mixed together. It smells mature, more than Pink Sugar, but not too mature. It does not smell unique or distinctive, but it does smell very good. Upon the initial spray, I get something minty, and fresh. Then it turns a bit sweet. Its sweet, but not at all cloying. If you did not like Pink Sugar because it is too sweet, you may like this one. Smells nothing like it. Longevity is just okay, about 2-3 hours. A good fresh perfumey smell to it. When I spray it on fabric, it smells so so similar to Miss Dior's Absolutely Blooming (I only own the newest formulation, bought it in 2022.) It has that high end perfume smell to it. It has some note or something in common with Miss Dior AB, they often smell almost identical to my nose. I am not super good with notes so I do not know how to detect what it is. When I spray this, it reminds me so much of Miss Dior Absolutely Blooming, my most worn perfume at the moment.

Not for all seasons. This works best in warm summer weather. The patch is toned down with the warm weather and makes this sweet light and fresh with a slight spice. It is absolutely the same fragrance as Gloria Vanderbilt New York minuit. In all weather they are the same. The tiny difference is pink flower is slightly sweeter and Gloria's is slightly more floral but the difference is so slight it's hardly detectable. Cooler weather brings out the patchouli and makes this icky, unless of course you love patchouli. Which I don't at all. I don't think ppl understand that fragrances don't smell or perform the same in all different seasons, so they just blindly say it's good for all seasons when in truth they don't know how it performs in other seasons they're just giving you an opinion based on how it smells right now. They are the same one's who will come back on and say they no longer like said fragrance because it no longer smells good to them anymore. Not realizing it's because they're smelling it in the wrong season not exactly cuz their tastes have changed or the bottled turned or whatever.

Pink Flower has been one of my most worn fragrances in the past months because I am on a mission to use up my samples before they evaporate, and I had around 10 of those plastic sachets they came in. Those sachets are not really environmentally friendly, but I had the impression that they kept the samples fresh and from evaporating during all those years. Anyhow, I think this fragrance can easily compete with today‘s much more expensive designer fragrances. The opening is shortly very alcoholic, but then a fruity and slightly chocolaty sweetness takes over, followed by some white flower accords. The opening and middle stages are my favorites because the drydown becomes increasingly dominated by that sharp and synthetic patchouli note that is often used nowadays. That lingering sharpness became sometimes too much for me, especially during evenings indoors. I agree that Pink Flower is very similar to La Vie est Belle, but the latter has a delicious praline note that is to die for at the beginning. The DNA of Pink Flower can definitely be found in Black Opium, La Vie est Belle and Flowerbomb.

Pink Flower is a La Vie Est Belle smell a like, but with much more fruitiness. The raspberry in here is the Hot Couture type raspberry, syrupy and sticky, while also being tart and ambery. I actually think this perfume smells more like other La Vie Est Belle smell-alikes than directly comparable to the original. It's very pretty, and there is some of that original Pink Sugar burnt sugar DNA in there that comes through, particularly in the sillage. Good lasting power, too.

This one is pretty nice! I like layering it with Sofia by Sofia Vergara to get a less cloying scent. It is a juicy raspberry and is incredibly sweet. This combination made it wearable to work, and it actually lasted a good 3-4 hours. I do recommend it if you are a true lover of sweet scents, and especially if you own Sofia (it helps tone down the powderiness of that one that I do not personally enjoy).

I forgot to add that this a raspberry delight! It's not that harsh sharp raspberry, it's just a beautiful spotlight on raspberry. Fresh raspberry. It's especially beautiful when the weather is warm but not hot. And for those that truly dislike patchouli like myself, in warm summer or fall weather the patch is non existent, it's just another supporting character to boost up the fresh raspberry.

At first I didn’t like this perfume because the initial spray smells very floral. But the dry down is super sweet and just a little bit of the floral comes through. I love layering this with my fresh scents. I don’t like floral scents but this one surprised me and has started to grow on me!

For me it is a tropical Pink Sugar. I mean like an Escada and PS mixture. The fruit makes it fresher, but still very recognisable the ps sweetness. I like it but as I have the big sister I will not buy.

I gifted this to dear friend back home and she loved it. It does resemble la vie est belle in the strong patchouli. this one has sharp kind of linden flowers and citrus with more patchouli and vanilla.

Smells somewhat similar to Lady Million (raspberry, white flowers, patchouli, some citrus), maybe a bit fruitier. In fact, it is very close to my nose.

Yes. A lveb sister. This one is more dark on the strawberry. Perfect for winter nights. The opening is very alcoholic, don't let it throw you off.