Coach Poppy Freesia Blossom

I LOVE this stuff!! I finally got a proper sample from Sephora and have been wearing it all day, it is IMO bottleworthy! It is a weird perfume on me, it starts out with ripe strawberries and raspberries, strongly fruity but with the jasmine making an appearance a few seconds after the berries, I actually smell a bit of peach too. Then the weird part, after 1/2 hour or so the perfume completely disappears, I seriously can not smell a thing on my wrist, this happened both times I tried out CPBF so it is not a fluke on me it just happens. After another 1/2 hour the magic happens, vanilla, jasmine and a bit of fruit come back Full Force! The sillage becomes pretty strong and it is very long lasting, once the dry down shows up, I sprayed at noon today and it is now almost 6:00 and I still smell it very well.it is not a very original scent, it tends to remind me of Ed Hardy Villain but much much longer lasting. It also reminds me a bit of Viva La Juicy, but not as strong. All in all a very nice scent, I'll be saving up for a bottle (or asking for one for my Birthday). Sillage: 3/5 projects but not a huge powerhouse Longevity: 4/5 at least 6 hours on me Overall: a nice everyday scent with good projection and loads of vanilla.

I got this as a sample, but as others have mentioned, the longevity and sillage aren't...great. On the skin this is very short-lasting (1-3 hours with lotion, 4-6 hours with lotion + Vaseline), but on clothes, it lasts a good 5+ hours. It is a fairly intimate scent, and I have to sniff very close to be able to smell it (not quite arms length, but not right on the skin either). It's a very mature, sensual scent, which I'm in love with. I definitely would consider this a floral, but with a deep, rich note enhancing it that makes it a more mature, sensual scent rather than a bright, youthful one. It makes me feel like a queen in the best way and I'll definitely be buying a full bottle. I'd say this is a great date night perfume, I just wish it lasted longer.

This is a new favorite of mine and it took a lot for me to purchase it because I am not into the whole Coach scene. Unlike the other Coach fragrances, which I find too intense and headache-inducing, this is a gentle, fruity fragrance that is soft on the nose and intoxicating! It has a slightly musky dry down. I love it! It smells like Betsey Johnson's fragrance when first sprayed, but they smell a bit different at dry down (I sprayed one wrist with Betsey and one with this fragrance and compared). Both are very nice!

Like the first reviewer has stated, this definitely smells like Flowerbomb. I own Pink Sugar Sparks, Hanae Mori Hanae and the aforementioned one and this one smells like a sweet candy floral version of it. The opening starts out just like Flowerbomb, sweet, flowery and fresh. I cant smell the fruits, just the floral notes in the opening. I'm really glad I have this in my collection.

I adore this flanker! This is sweet, yet sophisticated as well. I think it will do well among the younger crowd, although any age can appreciate this delicate sweet scent from Coach!

With the reviewer that said these Poppy perfumes are more for colder days I have to agree. Also that it smells like a strawberry shortcake doll. This isn't my favorite but it is a decent perfume. It certainly won't make it into my regular perfume repertoire but I may wear it on occasion, if I don't end up giving it away. This is a very girly, pink ruffles, pie-bakery scent. I do love sweet scents but more along the lines of fruity florals, like Coach Poppy Blossom. This one is more of a sweet gourmand scent, so if you prefer that then this will be the Coach Poppy frag for you. I'm going to have to give this one another try or two to really determine if it's worth keeping as I have many sweet scents and feel like surely it'll grow on me. On the other hand, I have many sweet scents and this one isn't very distinctive or unique. It's a safe scent, sillage is quite low but the longevity is about average. Give it a try if you like sweet bakery gourmands but don't expect too much out of it as the other notes seem very overwhelmed by the strawberry macaron. I got a 3.4 oz flacon on Amazon for around $40 so I'd say if you like these types of frags then it's definitely worth your money. After all, it's still a pretty high quality perfume that doesn't turn synthetic or cloying and while you can get similar scents for cheaper, sweet scents like this so often do turn plasticky and headache-inducing if not just plain underwhelming.

Coach Poppy Freesia Blossom is very sweet. This does not really smell like freesia or blossoms of any kind, so it is a bit misnamed. It smells like sugar and cookies and berries. The top notes are very sugary, almost syrupy, and a bit tart, like the fruit filling you’d find in a filled cookie. After this fades, there is a slight suggestion of some floral notes, but barely noticeable. It retains its sweetness throughout wear. I never get to the vanilla or musky base, because it fades away completely after that. Sweet and light, and worth checking out if you are into sweet scents.

Smelled this today while on a shopping trip. While I do like it, its not something I could see myself wearing and didn't impress me much. The scent was a bit too light for my taste, and didn't really demand much attention. Macaroons, strawberries, and raspberries can all be easily identified, but I couldn't pick out many other notes. Certainly a summer scent. Longevity is good; sprayed it on a jacket I bought and not 8 hrs later I can still pick it out. Sillage is very soft. Overall, not a winner for me, but would be great for those who appreciate lighter scents!

I detect a hint of strawberry and vanilla, along with other sugary notes. Nothing floral at all, as other reviewers have stated. Freesia Blossom bears a faint resemblance to Betsy Johnson upon first spraying, however, as it settles onto my skin, it develops into a beautiful sweet scent which I love, and lasts for hours, unlike the Betsy Johnson which didn't work for me at all. Overall, a very nice fragrance for summer, if you are into sweet scents. I think this would work nicely for autumn days as well. I get compliments every time I wear it.

This DOES smell quite a bit like Flowerbomb. Maybe with some extra raspberry and 'macaron', though. No complaints here! Nice scent for spring/summer. Inoffensive. I see it layering well with other scents in my collection. Only complaint is sillage. Personal preference. UPDATE: I've been trying forever to find a perfume my boyfriend likes. Though he only rated this one 8/10, that's the highest out of any in my collection!! Thought that'd be worth noting.

This is a beautiful, sweet, young & juicy perfume. Men DIE for this scent... It is predictable to me, but pleasant and charming. Nice for a spring day or date night when you want to be unoffensive and smell sexy and young, maybe a first date because you will know that 9/10 men will love this and be very attracted to your fragrance. My mother bought me this and I may get another bottle down the line, but it is very teen- ish.

I'm not a big fan of the Coach Poppy line, but this one is quite nice. It's sweet, creamy, yet light. The only downfall is that it doesn't last. After 1-2 hours it's completely gone. It would be a nice gift but not something I would love to buy anytime soon. Overall, good job Coach! I recommend this to gourmand/fruity lovers. The sugar stands out here and the berries.

The more I wear this one the more I love it. It's been done before and probably many others that smell like it but j love the coach poppy line. To me it's definatly more for colder days. It's a creamy, cozy scent. Usually lasts all day. Sillage is good. Not too powerful.

For me I smell a lot of cassis or patchouli, making it a little spicy or tabacco-y. After that settles, I get the sweetness from the macaron and then the apricot. Not really any other scent. I would not repurchase, but I definitely would recommend for people who like a sweet scent with the smoky patchouli in it.

This sounded so delicious from the notes, I mean macarons, yum! And I love the original Coach Poppy as well as Poppy Blossom. This is a flop for me though. This never becomes a gourmand to me as it is too synthetic. Hanae Mori (I went with the EDT version, aka Pink Butterfly) is probably closer to what I thought I was getting with this, they are similar but Hanae Mori is more woody and smokier and more delectable. I guess I do get that plastic doll head vibe which is also somewhat present in Hanae Mori, but the overall perfume is much more pleasant. I keep trying this every few months (got it summer of 2020) to see if it would grow on me and it hasn't. I was looking so forward to this one, glad I found Hanae Mori, although I'd still like something in a similar vein that's good for summer.

As if it wasn't already annoying enough that they've named an entire fragrance line after a flower that is not present in ANY of them or even remotely related to their scents, it's even more annoying to see a specifically-named flanker that has absolutely NO olfactive remnants of the scent of a freesia. These fragrances are horrible, and they all end up sitting on the skin as a grainy, sugary pixie-stick sort of smell... But I will admit, this is the best [or shall I say least terrible!] of all of them, mostly because it's so similar to Britney's Fantasy. It must be the sugar, strawberry, and raspberry together. I detect absolutely NO floral notes in this at all...no freesias. No poppies. No blossoms. Just sugared, candied fruit.

I agree, I don't think this is an actual gourmand, and I also detect zero macaroon. I notice it is sweet in a floral and fruity way with some vanilla beneath the fruity and floral facade. This smells nothing like Flowerbomb or Hanae Mori which are both a lot better honestly. When this first goes on it is rather unpleasant. Then after drying down a while like maybe 30 minutes(?) It starts to smell decent. The decent phase smells like raspberry tea to me. There is patchouli or something dirty in the musk like yuck. Then there is the best phase which is still not that great to me, when this fragrance smells its sweetest, but it just so damn faint I can barely notice it at all.

The opening induces nausea, very synthetic. It does dry down to something resembling Flowerbomb, but that something is less well-blended, effervescent and warm. I also get a marshmallow accord that would be nice enough if I my stomach wasn't churning. If only the opening weren't such a turn off for me, but I suspect the macaroon note, whatever that is, is the culprit.

Sweet fruit, berries, cassis leaf and a smidge of apricot. Freesia dominates the white flowers. A vanilla, musk, synthetic drydown. Overwhelmingly synthetic. Gross. Too screechy.

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