Coach Floral Blush

I fell in love with the smell of Dolce and Gabanna's L'Imperatrice 3 when I first tried that, but was needing to find a slightly softer perfume for office wear. If you love fruity/fresh spring/summer perfumes are seeking something a bit more polished, something that wears a bit softer - this Coach perfume may be your perfume. I REALLY like this. This is the second time that I have spritzed this while out shopping this past 3 or so months. So far, so good. It is a very nice perfume. An easy reach perfume if you like a clean, fresh, fun, fruity type perfumes! This perfume has a young vibe but is not juvenile. This is like a slightly brighter, less stuffy version of Chanel's Mademoiselle. This is a sweet perfume that has a slightly sour note, but not so sour that I would put this in the category with the "pink lemonade derivative" perfumes. This is clearly more fruity, goji berry, grapefruit, and peach with Peony and Wood notes. Finding a perfume that is in the similar range with Dolce & Gabanna L'Imperatrice 3 that may possibly wear longer, and is a little bit more polished and buffed down. I really love the fruity-ness of L'Imperatrice 3 and I knew when I found that perfume, that there was a reason why all of the youtube fragrance guru's eyes would light up when they mentioned that perfume. It has a "Wow" factor, particularly if you are drawn to fruity notes. It is pleasantly attractive -- truly fresh, fun, fruity. This is a nice blended Monet type chord. Very pretty. This is a perfume that flies under the radar if you are in a crowd, it doesn't leap out and announce itself as it enters the room, but is a pleasant perfume within closer proximity and great for hugs! ---------- I agree with Aislilly's review - AisLilly02/08/22 23:57 This is a great generic inoffensive fruity floral - not an insult at all, I think even the most adventurous fragheads need an office perfume that doesn’t draw questions about why you smell like heavy animal musk or mown grass! Sillage and longevity are not great but not too expensive so reapplication is okay." My Point of View on this... Yes, there is a time and place for every perfume. Sometimes, just wearing something pleasant that flies under/over the radar is the answer. I'm not saying to toss out your perfumes that have a lot of presence and power, I'm just saying that there are times and places where you may not want a perfume that is overly strong. Having a fragrance wardrobe with several different type genres may be the answer. This is just like clothing, you wouldn't wear the same clothing to each and every event, you shake things up - and wear the appropriate outfits to the appropriate events! Even Barbie has a variety of different "looks" -- so why not fragrances too? Right? ------------ This scent seems very familiar - "Black Hair" may have nailed it, perhaps this is similar to the ingredients in black tea -- "A black tea scent. It's fresh and sparkling. Perfect for summer but can be worn every season. Inoffensive. Youthful but not immature. I feel very, very feminine wearing it, and clean. I really, really like its simplicity. The notes are so composed, the smell doesn't turn at any point, what you get in the initial blast in terms of smell and scent intensity is what will last throughout its wear. It has amazing sillage performance but it's not overwhelming or cloying, it creates an aura of fresh, sparkling beautiful tea around you. It's a perfect signature scent. Happy I found it!" ------------ Something similar but with different notes is Prima by Avon (Prima Dreams - the light pink juice in the clear bottle). That perfume is a soft, gentle perfume that is comforting, a feminine vibe, it is slightly stronger than Coach Floral - it has more of a patchouli base, so for those of you that are seeking a romantic light weight feminine floral perfume in this same ranch with Coach Floral - you may want to try that perfume too. These types of perfumes don't scream for attention, but are very pretty, calming, and creates a gentle sense of stability. The body lotion and shower gel are fabulous. I really love that perfume, it is a complete 180 degree turn from my 1980's power perfumes (which I will always love and wear) - but there are definitely times when I really love to have a softer expression. These perfumes may be classified as more "generic" - but they are pleasant and very nice - especially when the weather is warmer and perfumes can become overly cloying. Perfect for the office, these are a staple in my spring/summer wardrobe. I don't think that you can go wrong with wearing these year round too, particularly if you really love the ingredients and how this interacts with your chemistry! Incandessence Lotus by Avon is in this same general fragrance "family". These are close, but have individual traits that make them unique, unto themselves... but if you like one perfume, you will probably find that you like the other also. This is harder to find, but it does smell similar to Coach Floral Blush. ------------- Final Verdict on Coach Floral: This is a light and watercolor, watery type expression of Dolce and Gabanna's L'Imperatrice 3. A softer, more buffed down version of the notes that seem most predominant in that (not an exact copy of L'Imperatrice). If you are one that is used to the 1980's perfume strength, then you will feel cheated by this light wash of watery perfume. You have to change your mind-set to wear this one. If you are in a situation where you are in school, working in an enclosed office space - or have been told to "cool it" - "find a perfume that flies under the radar" -- then THIS IS IT! You will not be asked to "tone it down" when wearing this perfume. It is light enough that it definitely flies under the radar - and won't offend anyone. This is perfect for extremely hot temperatures in the summer where other perfumes can become cloying. Good for people who may suffer from allergies with heavier perfumes. This stays fresh, light, non-invasive. Good for spring/summer -- may be used year round if you prefer these light weight type perfumes. This is light, airy -- pretty. It is youthful but not juvenile. Not a bad perfume for the gym, outdoors activities, brunch, school, office. This is not a statement perfume, this is neutral/pleasant -- but may be perceived as generic simply because there are other perfumes in this same genre. This is not all that distinct, but it is extremely fresh and pleasant - this perfume creates a nice aura...some even say "angelic". I would put this into the fresh, fruity florals - almost into the spa-like fresh type category. This would have been a hit with me when I was in Junior High School - I would have LOVED this perfume and would have worn it a lot in High School.

Another one of those soft, feminine perfumes that I can understand why people might call "boring," but I find it too pretty to care. I LOVE IT. It's gorgeous. Safe? Yes, absolutely. But personally I find it anything but boring. Such a beautiful balance of sweet fruits and gentle peony, grounded by the subtle and comforting musk. It's fun and innocent, optimistic and flirty. It's a spring day with a comfortable breeze, a good mood, your favorite outfit and a burst of self-confidence. Bright Crystal has always been my go-to "girly" fragrance, but this one might take that spot, as well as a place in my top 5.

A black tea scent. It's fresh and sparkling. Perfect for summer but can be worn every season. Inoffensive. Youthful but not immature. I feel very, very feminine wearing it, and clean. I really, really like its simplicity. The notes are so composed, the smell doesn't turn at any point, what you get in the initial blast in terms of smell and scent intensity is what will last throughout its wear. It has amazing sillage performance but it's not overwhelming or cloying, it creates an aura of fresh, sparkling beautiful tea around you. It's a perfect signature scent. Happy I found it!

Went to priceline to test both the original Coach Floral and Coach Floral Blush. I accidentally got them mixed up and purchased Coach Floral instead even though I liked the Blush flanker better! The sweetness of the Blush just wasn't the same in the original Floral so I knew I had purchased the wrong one. I immediately ordered this one the next day and I am in love. However I do feel like it lacks the depth that Floral has. It's long lasting on me and lasts a whole shift at work and not too overpowering either. A very pleasant scent for me!

I loved this at the first spray. It wasn't mine so I used 2 sprays and handed it back. The next morning I could still smell it and it was lovely. It had an expensive smell to it if you understand what I mean. I felt pampered just wearing it. I bought the travel size and used it all over right before bed. In the morning I touched it up and about 3 hours later, it's dried down to an ozone which is okay as it's not overpowering. But I'm thinking less may be more where this perfume is concerned.

This perfume is so decadent I absolutely adore it.Perfectly sweet, well blended florals, was expecting the typical sharp floral smell but this is just gorgeous. Youthful,playful and sweet. It has a slight soapiness that is just so subtle and delicate. I am a musk lover and the hint of musk with the grapefruit is a dream come true, one of my new must haves and favorites. I cant say this enough but coach perfumes are so underrated I haven't gotten a single one I dislike and I have 4 of them.

A sharp, but not unpleasant, citrus opening, before a juicy, fruity middle, making this scent a beauty. For me a spring and summer scent, as it is too light for autumn and winter. But, unfortunately - and I think this is me rather than the perfume - it disappears after an hour or so. I wish it hung around a lot longer, as it is gorgeous and feminine.

Hoy fui a la tienda Coach y probé varios perfumes. La botella roja "LOVE" huele a spray/aromatizante para casa pero éste ¡ufff! Huele riquísimo. Hace 3 hrs lo sprayeé en mi brazo y aún huele igual que en mi suéter. Este perfume lo recomiendo. Es entre dulce y fresco !

I like this! The word that comes to mind is "effervescent!" It has some Clinique Happy vibes in it, mixed with fresh peony & sweet berries! This is a winter test but I think I would love this anytime of year...spring especially! It's a very uplifting and happy scent!

This smells really good especially in the hot heat! My boyfriend always compliments me when I wear it. I feel as though it last very long on clothes but not long on the skin. So I deff recommend spraying it in both your skin and clothes!! Love love it!

A sweet berry rose scent. I received a sample of it and I actually like it a lot. Reminds me of Mon Paris by YSL.. it got that same sweet woodsy undertone. It lingers for hours and I already have received two compliments wearing it for the first time.

While the opening is way too floral for me, once that dissipates a soft fruity/floral tea note emerges. Absolutely love that note—so fresh and compelling. Lingers through the dry down. This is a perfect light spring or summer fragrance.

A juicy, fruity scent that leaves more towards orange fruits and juicy, bright notes. It’s nice I like it.

nice fruity tangy opening and settles down into soapy peony/ what i imagine peony scented soap smells like

This is a nice fresh floral. Very light and inoffensive. However it’s very weak and short lasting on me.

Sadly the berries in this are to sweet for my liking. I do love Coach Dreams tho.

I had to go back and double check that this was an EDP...it is, supposedly. Listen, I bought this from a discounter for under 40 bucks and got the biggest size, so I am not about to complain about the longevity... just don't pay full price for it, top off halfway through the day if you can, and you'll be fine. I am one who needs balance in my collection. There is a time and place for a simple and somewhat fleeting feminine scent. Work being one of those places, but also, there are many days where the different spaces I am going to enter throughout the day may lead me to wearing multiple scents in one day. Coach Floral Blush will always be slotted for breakfast/brunch or morning meetings on those days. And being more than a little obsessed with fragrance, I enjoy having the opportunity to not smell like the same thing all day long... all that to say, I don't mind the longevity for what I'd use this scent for. This one will get no more than 3 hours, even when over sprayed. Now, the scent itself. Pastel pink blazer, off white silk cami, pale grey slacks, nude Stuart Weitzman flats... also, nude pink casual dress and off white wedges, loose curls, dainty accessories. In other words, pretty and well put together. Goji Berries and Peach go very well together in the fragrance, bright, sweet, and feminine, and I really enjoy the entire wear of this scent, however short lived it may be. The scent isn't complex or complicated, it isn't unique or a masterpiece. It is an easy reach, beautiful scent for the sunny mornings, or the dreary days when you need a little lift. Pretty Simple.

If you’re a floral/fruity lover and want to expand your collection - I highly recommend you to test this perfume :) it’s delicate and soft, but noticeable. Longevity isn’t a beast for sure, but I’ve experienced worse ;) As for the scent itself - pretty, quite realistic peony paired with fresh fruits. It’s a bit sweet, but not in a synthetic and/or cloying way. For me, grapefruit was the strongest companion of peony for the entire duration. And it was a pleasant duet :) I almost bought a bottle, but my wallet begged me to stop ;) I will keep it in mind for the future though. It’s a refreshing, uplifting fragrance great for spring and summer. Nothing new here, it’s not original, but for those who like such scent profile - it’s a nice addition to collection. Bottles are highly confusing though - they are really similar and there is not much info on them, so it’s hard to distinguish what you’re testing. Not a big deal I know, but just want to let you know to double check so you can avoid possible mistake.

I've had it for like a year in my wardrobe until today I finally decided to start using it and this was the best moment - a cool, June day, with some wind, clouds mixed with sunshine, ca. 23-25 degrees - perfect summer day! Floral Blush welcomed me with initial crispy litchy-like note that soon evaporated and left the peony/goji mixture which became definitely more goji in time. Unfortunanely the scent is not a long-lasting one but upon numerous applications it may leave a nice, fruity "close-to-skin" sensation - dominated by the goji berries. So yeah - it's a good choice for this kind of weather but do not expect fireworks - it's just another really nice moderate-climate summer perfume, nothing ground-breaking. I love Coach so I'm happy with it. But I find Coach "Floral" much more exciting and long-lasting that this cutie.

I love the grapefruit berry opening of this fragrance. I just love the smell of grapefruit. It's such a fresh and uplifting fragrance note, perfect for a hot summer day. When this settles, it reminds me a lot of Jimmy Choo L'eau. Fresh light pretty peony and peach. Such a magical scent. Fairies in a peach orchid, is how I described JC L'eau, and it applies to Coach Floral Blush too. Just a pretty fresh summer fruity floral fragrance. This was a mostly used up travel spray, given to me by my co-worker to test, when she got a new Floral Blush gift set. As much as I love this fragrance, it reminds me of her everytime I wear it. Like I am wearing her natural scent...haha. So I would probably never purchase a full bottle. However, I do feel this is a really pretty summer scent.

Very similar to Coach Floral, but more fruity and slightly more sweet. The peach is prominent to my nose. I smell pink flowers and sweet peachy fruit. I thought I would prefer Floral Blush because I am partial to fruity scents (especially peach), but I actually prefer Coach Floral. This scent is a crowd pleaser and will not offend anyone. A good one to reach for during the summer days. Both are pretty, feminine, and happy scents. Coach Floral is a citrus-y floral while Coach Floral Blush is a juicy fruit-y floral. In my opinion Coach Floral wins out because it has a brightness and tartness to it that I find really captivating. These coach perfume bottles are also so pretty and feel nice in your hand.

Coach floral blush edp Summer test, two sprays to back of hand. This is different than coach OG and floral blush, this one is more dew like and gardens without florals or greens, it’s not fruity or woody like they are. There is a note which is in common with Amazing Grace and Issy The Scent... though CFB is a different scent itself. Much lighter than the other two in the line, which is s shame, I thought this was the one that was horrible tobacco on me, but it’s CF which has that (and it’s fine) There’s a Dewey flower in this, but it’s nit floral. Struggle to describe what I’m smelling but I like it, it’s too light though. Needs another test

Beautiful when smelled off the cap but magical on skin! The dry down is so, so lovely. I can smell every note as it's listed, all well blended which was a pleasant surprise. It does have that sterotypical musky Coach DNA which I'm ok with. It's not a beast as far as longevity but I can get about 5 strong hours before it becomes a skin scent. I wouldn't wear this in hot weather as I could see it being a little nauseating or cloying in high heat, but in the springtime it wears perfectly. The musk does become more pronounced in the dry down so be careful not to overspray trying to soak up all those lighter top notes. Overall, great job, Coach!

Picked this as a gift bc I wanted something office safe (I don't usually wear florals or western perfumes). I only got this bc I feel obnoxious w other fragrances and wear when I need to give the people around me a break LMAO.. anyways, very inoffensive and still very pretty. It's not complex and it's not entirely generic smelling...but very much "yea that's a work/school perfume". I think this scent works for ALL AGES, it's fresh, floral and sweet.. it's "youthful" and bright but not juvenile and annoying..It would work as a gift to a mother too. I liked this fragrance bc of the peach hiding in the background. Great for spring and summer.

Pretty floral fruity fragrance. The goji berry adds that extra spark. I really like this. Was a gift from hubby and I really hadn't had a chance to wear it. I think this is beautiful for spring and summer but could be worn all year. I can say it is a little light so I I sprayed 6 sprays. Longevity 6 hours Sillage was right in between arm length and close to the skin. I don't know if I would repurchase it because I am easily bored and like to try new fragrances but I will most definitely enjoy it while it is in my collection.

Imwimsatt: I realized right afterward that those are the notes to the original which I don't like--looks like the website got these two scents confused ha-ha. I am looking forward to smelling this one. Where did you find it to smell? EDIT: Finally got a sample of this and it's a winner! Surprised me since I don't typically like peony, but here the goji berries mix so well with it and make this a strong like leaning to love! Will need to test more to make a final determination, but I think a full bottle is in my future.

The first thing I notice is the strong alcohol smell off of this perfume alongside a very bright and powerful energetic flower scent. Then I start to smell more of the citrus in it, which I suppose comes from the grapefruit aspect of it. The result is a very underwhelming flower/lemon scent that is hardly there. This is definitely one of those "like" perfumes. Not a love or hate for the most part. It does seem like more of a spring/daytime perfume. My top three words for this Parfum are: energetic, fruity, and floral.

I saw all of the official notes for this on Reastars.com: Top notes: Pineapple sorbet, citrus Coeur, pink peppercorn Heart notes: Rose tea, jasmine sambac, gardenia Base notes: Cyrstal musks, creamy wood, patchouli essence I'm actually very interested in trying this one as I've yet to find a Coach scent that I like except for a limited edition summer version that I'm sure has been discontinued (always my luck). I'm just praying the patchouli stays well in the background--good grief do I hate that note...

My partner loves this scent on me. It's a quintessential floral. Not too overbearing or powerful. Fresh and demure, perfect for younger girls getting into fragrance. I think its the perfect balance between juvenile and mature. It gives hints of both, and I think many people could enjoy it. At first it smells pretty sharp but it settles super well onto the skin, just a nice, solid floral. Might repurchase just so my partner stays happy.

A fair, high quality stock floral scent. Very unintrusive even at its strongest, lacks the so artificial and pungently tart quality a lot of the florals in this price range do. Resembles smelling flowers! So pleasant, yet quite dull. I feel it is left without a personality of its own. This is not necessarily bad if you love a high quality, lovely, basic floral. Good for everyday wearing.

Missing notes: top; grapefruit, peach. base; musk. This is nice. Very fruity and sweet. This reminds me of something. I want to say omnia coral but I definitely remember that one smelling just like Marc jacobs daisy eau so fresh and versace eros edt mixed together. And this doesnt smell like that. It smells candy sweet and nothing unique but pleasant enough

Coach can make a scent y'all. I think it's perfectly described as youthful but NOT immature. It's a very fresh fruity floral that does not have an overpowering fruity scent. It's a scent that reminds me of high school so I don't wear it as often anymore but my friends who love florals LOVE this scent. You can smell it at some Ultas or at a Coach store.

winter test, skin. reviewed before too. this test: its fruity and deep sort of like the OG edp, mon paris or si the way the fruit it - not light or cheap - and it has woods - more perhaps dry or a cedar perhaps. later after about an hour i get an added layer of make up lipstick note. deep fruit, lipstick, woods. its nicer in the cooler weather.

This is a great generic inoffensive fruity floral - not an insult at all, I think even the most adventurous fragheads need an office perfume that doesn’t draw questions about why you smell like heavy animal musk or mown grass! Sillage and longevity are not great but not too expensive so reapplication is okay.

Smells like if D&G Light Blue and Coach Floral had a baby. Smells like a floral fragrance but has some light citrusy notes. It is nice and inoffensive. Some may find it boring. Could be a nice everyday summer scent. I think I will take this one on vacation with me in the summer.

Nice easy going fresh floral with a hint of fruit. I love the opening at very first spray but that goes away really quickly. What's left I can barely smell. Too bad it isn't stronger. I'll wear the heck out of it this spring and summer. Lovely for what it is.

I was surprised by how much I enjoyed it, since it’s not what I would normally go for. My absolute favorite fruity scent. So happy and optimistic, very fruity without being completely juvenile.

More fresh and fruity than Coach Floral. My mom owns this one and I love catching wafts of it whenever she walks around. Super lovely to take on vacation or an everyday scent.

Indeed a very safe, pleasant, playfull pink floral‐fresh-fruity fragrance. I like it most amongst the Coach perfumes.

At darling nikki... you're right that a website that says that. Actually those are the notes of the original florale

I wonder if any notes will be added. Once the information is available I will try to post it for you guys

Only coach I've found it at is the one on rodeo

This opens with a striking burst of goji berry - and I mean goji berry, nice and strong, with the grapefruit just amping it up more! It’s tart, almost astringent, with a sharp tangy edge that borders on a slight bitter spice if you smell it too closely. There’s a beautiful floral blend tucked beneath the sharpness, well-blended. The flowers feel pink and the musk runs quietly through the whole composition, giving it a subtle fluffiness under all the tang. This wears like a spring day with a cool breeze and is perfect for when the sun is out but the air still has a chill. You’ll smell clean, bright, and lightly floral with that very present zing. In the dry down, the goji berry note and grapefruit never really quits, but it softens - a bit musky still and it stays on the cool, crisp end of the spectrum, no warmth. Not for me personally, my skin pulls it even more sour, but this is generally inoffensive and pleasant if kept light. Definitely not generic, hence I’m sad it’s been discontinued. Ps. This perfume does not remind me of Kate Spade New York, not even slightly. The untrained nose smells a berry and immediately equate it to another spring time berry fragrance. If anything, the zingy berry note is more like Burberry Her.

My short review is only based on what I was able to rub off a magazine tester and onto my wrist. Floral blush is a soft but VERY floral scent on me. It's a soft floral green scent to my nose, but the green note disappeared quickly, which is good to me, because I don't like detectable green notes on me, at all. I'm surprised that fruity notes are listed, because based on what's developed on my wrist, I can't detect the fruit notes I'd recommend Floral Blush for others. I'm just not looking for a Summer fragrance atm. Out of Coach Floral and Floral Blush, I'd pick this one; Floral Blush because it's just staying a soft floral on me, which is fine for Summer. I also think I like this bottle the best.

It's ok, I really thought I would love it based on notes, reviews, and everything. It's ok, that's the problem it's not worth the money if I'm honest. If you like pretty sweet florals that are not offensive, and sit close to the skin, this would probably work for you. Doesn't smell exactly like Mon Paris but it reminds me of it. Contemplating if I should keep or return. Update: it turned minty and sour on me, but smells lovely on my GF, so I gave it to her.

This is a safe blind buy if you like light, fruity florals that have peony as the star of the show. This has a watery feel to it, very light, clean, safe. Peony isn't my favorite floral note, it is a little to light for me, I prefer tuberose, rose, gardenia etc.. But this is pretty and would be a safe office perfume.

I find Coach Floral Blush very airy & aquatic. It smells like strong citrus with some green notes and a bit of un-named floral. Clean, Inoffensive everyday perfume, very forgettable. This is not my favorite. But I would pick this over the new Coach Wild Rose which is quite tart & screechy.

Very nice scent fresh fruity berry type light floral. The longevity is a huge disappointment so will wear on weekends when going out so I can keep spraying every hour on the hour as the longevity is honestly that short lived if not shorter

it's nothing unique when it comes to perfume- reads as sharp and floral on first spritz, which isn't typically my preference but i do wear it when i'm feeling particularly classic effeminate. i like it more when it dries down.

It's ok...nothing special like other Coach fragrances. A quick and easy grab for work or Sunday brunch. No complexities, no special notes, nothing intriguing--with average longevity and projection.