Sunflowers Dream Petals

Really nice, I smell a dominant musk w/slight crisp fruit and fresh floral/rose. Best for daytime and I use this most in the warmer months. This is an easy go anywhere, do anything, everyday, all season scent, IMHO. A great throw on and get the crap out of the house scent, if you like a light sweet musk. One of my most worn perfumes of the last 2 spring/summer's. This may have actually overtaken Green Tea as my favorite Elizabeth Arden perfume...yeah, maybe tbd...

This perfume costed me plenty of notting ..... and it actually smells nada .... but, wait, there is sumting der, a supernais smell of rose, orange and musk! But, to smell all this goodness, I must spray me over and over again, this perfume is more like a bodymist. And, happily it smells more with layers, f.eks. with mimosa. Og heia mgp, we are all winners ;D

This has truly become a very classic smell for me. It is quite 'safe', rather intimate and soft, but it goes very well on my skin and even after a full day I sometimes smell it a little and just know I have smelled great all day. Especially because I am not a big fan of heavy perfumes, this one is totally worth the low price it is being sold at.

Powdery soft blend. Safe ingredients. Stays close to skin and smells clean and creamlike.

This is a pleasing enough, as Mooniq say's envelopingly nice as harlight in Swedish means nicely around, like the sun one's skin when it's cold out and the warmth feels ever so well 'harligt, sorry I haven't got the right a letter here on this keyboard. It's a skin scent and I agree not loud, just caressingly soft. THe gardenia is linear and ever present, the musk faint, the rose very faint, the apple faint but juicy crisp. For and EDT this lasts quite long on my skin. The overall impression I receive from this is like being in a garden in Autumn, mid to late autumn. The flowers all doing their best to eke out the season. The colours and fullness of Zinnia's and Dahlia's planted alongside Black Velvet Roses. This was worth the effort in searching this one down, it is nothing like the original, but this I see and smell as a good thing. I paid 20. aussie dollars for this 100 mill flacon which is the same design as the original. I agree with it's namesake. It is dreamy. Just like a lazy autumn day full of yellowing sunshine and moist petals from fat flowers filling a colourful garden bed in the afternoon. Cheers T.

A soft, musky floral that makes me think of a cashmere blanket dusted with light pink rose petals. The rose isn’t strong either, it’s blended well with the gardenia and musk- so if you aren’t a “rose person” I think you would still enjoy this. I’ve seen people say that this is boring, but I actually really enjoy the more simple and linear quality that this possesses! I don’t always want something complex or interesting to wear. The longevity isn’t that bad on me, I can still faintly smell it several hours after spraying. I actually detect it more on my skin that I do my clothes, however this stays pretty intimate for almost the entire duration of wear. But every once in a while I will catch wafts of it as I move about throughout the day! One of my favorite things to spray on before laying down at night, this is a very comforting and soothing scent that helps me unwind and get comfortable before drifting off to sleep. “Dream Petals” is a pretty appropriate name for this fragrance!

I’ve had this perfume for awhile and find it to be very comforting. It’s a light scent, very floral and powdery. Personally, I find this scent to be hard to overspray, no matter how many sprays I use it lasts about the same with the same strength. I will also mention that can’t pick up on any individual notes, I just know it’s a very clean scent. I get a hint of the musk but i don’t pick up any mandarin or apple. Again it is very comforting, It reminds me of how my mom’s hair smelled fresh out of the shower. If you want something light and inoffensive, this is perfect for you. It wears like a natural clean scent but better. I feel like it also makes a good scent out of the shower or to wear to sleep. For the price it lasts an okay amount of time. I haven’t been wearing this one as much recently but I’m definitely going to be wearing it out of the shower now as i do enjoy how it smells

01. november 2012 Tested it, while was on a trip to London and i even didn ́t know it existed before. Thanks God it is not the same as the original, which i can ́t stand (very different by the way, it ́s just the name they have in common), but on the other hand it is a very ordinary scent as well. To me is smelled more as a gardenia with musk and light rosy undertone. So you see, the pyramide that my nose smelled is a different one from what a user Mooniq below detected. It is indeed a great one for an everyday use, very easy to use even for those ones who can ́t stand gardenia much. It has a soft sillage and the lasting power is poor, but for the price it is ok. You can ́t go wrong with this one, but i am not sure i would use it during the summer, more on a chilly autumn day, that ́s when it "sounds" better, i think.

As soon as I sprayed this, although I had never tried this scent before, it reminded me of something I had been wearing recently. It took me a while to figure out, but now I realize it has a lot of the same notes as Pure White Linen, which I love and wear pretty regularly. Both have top notes of green apple and mandarin orange; both have heart notes of rose and gardenia; both have cedar as a base note. Pure White Linen is a more complex scent with many more notes, and it does not have the musk base note, apparently, that Sunflowers Dream Petals has. I'm enjoying Sunflowers Dream Petals; it is much less expensive than PWL too ($10 at a discount store for 3.3 oz. EDT).

So different from the original Sunflowers--it is refreshing. Not aquatic or melon-y like the original--very grateful for that. It's more warm and musky--which makes it more inviting for me. Also, I love the gardenia note, it adds extra femininity. I wore this for the first time this past Sunday. I ran errands and took myself to an early dinner. It had to be reapplied throughout the day, but...I reapply most fragrances. It has moderate sillage. A decent value for the price.

This is nice! It's extremely similar to Bodycology's new Peony Blush scent. They're both light, feminine, fruity and youthful yet musky and rose-dominant scents that convinced me I don't actually hate rose. The longevity and projection on this one aren't really there though, it would be nice if it was stronger. I plan on layering it with my Peony Blush body cream to give it a bit more oomph.

For those who love musk, it's the right fragrance for you. Musk is soooo dominant here. I can smell rose a little bit. My husband love it.The lasting power is about 4 hours in my skin. I like it, but not my favorite from EA house.

Soft, somewhat creamy, relaxing skin scent. Overspray and spray on hair and clothes to project and last a little longer. Really inoffensive. I got compliments from co workers. Any season. Well blended.

Nice scent, very light though. Doesn’t last long so I’d say more of a body spray. But for $15... what do you expect? Lovely, light summer spritz :-)

I tested this one last year and wrote a review. I'll re-post the end of that review at the botttom of this review. Last year I accidentally grabbed Summer Bloom instead. I finally bought SF Dream Petals. For the most part the fragrance is as I remember but last year it was the apple note and a very crisp apple note that met me in the opening. Today, and it was a sweet mandarin opening but still fresh/creamy, not as sparkly as I remember. I don't know if it matters that I'd been hot and uncomfortable in a meeting at the bank first and I'd raced over to the store. I'll update this review if the sparkly opening I remember appears at a later date. Last year, 2016 I wrote: Petals is fresh and sparkly on me. Fruity in a fresh,sparkly, not sweet, warm way (which bloom sort of is on me) and I think this one is safe for most to wear and any place, any time. If I find Petals next year, I'll buy it. Something in the base is coming off as a vanilla note on me, which I like. I'm just surprised vanilla isn't in the notes. I wonder which note would come off as vanilla though? Anyway, reading through other comments I saw that some compared it to Coty's Ex.cla.ma.tion (sp?) which I only tested/borrowed back then, but never owned and the same goes for Ispahan so for the Ispahan comparison alone, I'm excited that I bought Dream Petals. It's a soft, warm, sweetness that I detect for the first 15 minutes now, but nothing that bothers me. The rest of the fragrance is how I remember it. Within 1⁄2 an hour I've reached the middle notes and that's a very cozy gardenia, soft rose scent to me. Safe and for DK Kr.125/Euros16/US$18 for 100ml, that's very cheap by Danish standards. So it's worth the money to me. I can wear the last 40-50 ml I have left of Summer Bloom when it's very warm, but I see myself wearing Dream Petals for a longer time of the year, from Spring and into early Fall.

What an interesting scent. I hardly recognize any similarity between what I experience and the listed notes, and it shifts and develops in interesting ways. On first blast I notice an aniseed-like quality. The gardenia appears subtle at first but then gains in strength and butteriness. Gardenia has a tendency to overwhelm on me but it doesn’t here. In the final stages I would swear it was mostly vanilla! From the nozzle it bears a striking resemblance to Coty’s Vanilla Musk, so it may be a similar musk or musk/cedar combination that I’m associating with vanilla. From my description one might expect I’d find this more heavy and gourmand than I do. I guess the orange, apple and rose are having a tempering effect despite being mostly undetectable. Not overly gourmand, nor overly floral or fresh. It’s a chameleon scent. I’m enjoying it this late spring/early summer. Adding: I’m wearing this in late fall/early winter, and it’s even more gourmand. It smells like a warm vanilla with a hint of gourmand gardenia (not buttery exactly but definitely not tropical/floral). Absolutely no citrus, no apple, and no rose. It’s simple and pleasant, cozy.

I tested this one today and I was going to buy it but due to a distracting phone call, I grabbed Bloom by accident, but I got to try this one on one wrist and Petals would probably be my 1st choice. It has a green note that had me worried at first because that doesn't seem to go with my skin chemistry; no one likes green notes on me, but that quickly faded which is a good or bad thing depending on how you feel about green notes but the same fragrance can also perform differently on different people. I know I keep repeating things like this on all my reviews. I just think I need to put up this disclaimer. Petals is fresh and sparkly on me. Fruity in a fresh,sparkly, not sweet, warm way (which bloom sort of is on me) and I think this one is safe for most to wear and any place, any time. If I find Petals next year, I'll buy it. This year, I'll just sample it whenever I see a tester bottle!:P

My review got cut off. Anyway, I'm excited to see that someone had associations to Coty's Ex.cla.ma.tion (sp?) and someone mentioned Rose Ispahan by Yves Rocher. I've tested/borrowed both from others but never owned either, so now I'm really excited to own and begin to wear Dream Petals. I've also owned Pure White Linen, I just don't want to shell out on it right now. So if Dream Petals smells like even a bit like any of those three fragrances on me, then I'll be very happy Update: I opened my new bottle this morning and after a 30 second blast of isopropyl alcohol which my EA Summer Bloom doesn't have, Dream Petals is as fresh in the top as I remember it being when I tested Dream Petals last year. The top is a soft freshness on me, not sparkly like Summer Bloom, but differences is a good thing.

This is the perfect office fragrance. It is light and floral with an atmospheric musk. I love it. If you wear perfume for yourself, then you will love this one. It won't garner compliments from people as you pass by, but you will smell awesome to anyone you let get snuggle close. Edit: The pairs so well with Johnson and Johnson's original baby oil and the lotion. So good!

Sunflowers Dream Petals is just too light; I should've trusted in other folks' reviews, and not blind bought. But, it is still very pretty, if you like a musky, apple-fresh rose. I haven't 100% decided what I'm going to do with this bottle. But it's really the perfect scent if you're around fragrance intolerant people or in a job that won't allow for strong scents.