Lush Fleur

This is a very pretty scent, simple, fresh and floral for everyday use. Basic, pleasant and inoffensive a non-perfume perfume. Perfect if you don't want attention and/or if you can't use perfume for work. Light sillage and not the best longevity, i like it but wish the performance was better.

This fragrance hits all spots. It's so kind and beautiful. It's like this pleasant co-worker that you want to work with. It's floral, delicate and calming. Love it. After sampling I immediately I ordered a full bottle.

My taste in fragrance probably does not always mesh with what the general public prefers. For example, I find most of the current fruity floral fragrances to be a bit too heavy on the sweet-fruit accord... like you've leaned in a bit too far toward smelling like the fruit juice a toddler drinks. If I'm going to wear a fragrance with a prominent fruit accord, I want it to either smell tart and/or to smell of other parts of the fruit/plant (such as a citrus rind), or to be integrated with another accord that is not sweet. Lush Fleur Clean Reserve is an example of a balanced fruity-floral accord in my opinion. And the additional light mossy accord really takes this refreshing fragrance to another level. So the end result for me is that LFCR is a fragrance I do not find overbearing, and that I can be reasonably certain is also pleasing enough for me to wear in public. To put it in other words, given most fragrance customers seem obsessed with smelling sweet right now while I am bit, LFCR seems a good option when I'm out of the house. Having said all of this, I bought a travel spray of LFCR, and that's plenty for me for the way I use this fragrance. 🦋🧡🦋

I'm basing this review on an EDP sample spray from the 8 sample Clean Discovery Set. I do like this one, but that's no surprise to me, because I like fruity florals and often wear them in warm weather. But I won't buy a bigger bottle because of the terrible longevity! This lasted about a half hour on my dry, perfume eating skin before becoming a skin scent. (YMMV.) There's just no way I'd buy a bigger bottle of something that's this weak on me. The only sample in this set that lasted a little better on me was the Skin Reserve Blend. This is so frustrating; some of the samples in the set are great. If Clean would offer them as perfume oils, I'd consider buying. I'll bet Bath and Body Works sells something that smells like this, performs better, and is cheaper! I's say this is a safe office scent and a safe gift unless you know the recipient hates florals. I'd say it isn't a safe blind buy because of the lack of longevity. I suggest getting a sample size and trying it out before you buy a big bottle.

Lush Fleur is nice enough. It is a pleasant fragrance, but nothing to write home about. Lush Fleur is a crisp, lean, light floral fragrance. And that is it. Nothing more, and nothing less. It smells lovely when you first spray it. It quickly becomes a skin scent. I find this fragrance to be longer lasting than many of the other fragrances from Clean. However, it sits extremely close to your skin within the first hour of applying it. Other people around you, likely will not smell your fragrance at all. Within two hours, I could not smell it unless I hovered my nose directly over the area that I sprayed it. If you want a floral scent that is fresh and very light so that only you or someone who you are very closely intimate with will experience it, you may enjoy Lush Fleur. Otherwise, in my opinion, I would not recommend this fragrance simply because of its poor performance.