Florist

Gasp! I love this! Wet, creamy, dewy and sweet florals, mainly tuberose and gardenia, fill my nostrils and intoxicate me! I'm not usually into florals but this is fantastic. My nose in untrained, and I'm not sure what makes this different from common everyday floral scents, but judging from the unimpressed reviews, they must have had a whiff of various fragrances similar to this one. I've tried Fracas, Madonna's Truth or Dare, and Kim Kardashian's self named perfume. Besides the fact that all these fragrances have gardenia and tuberose in them, to me, they come across very different! This is a youthful, bright(not headaches inducing) fresh take on flowers, while the other three I mentioned are powdery (Madonna), old school (fracas) and uninhibited (Kim K.) I agree with the user several post below mine saying that Florist definitely wants to be liked, and you can tell she's doing her best! Please don't be snobby towards her, all she wants is to be accepted! Lasting power is decent, 5-6 hours!

Pleasantly surprised at how much I love this scent. It spring, soon to be summer here in Australia, and I wanted to check out some more fruity, florally, lighter frags. After some positive reviews and research, I bought a 10ml travel spray of this. Had a full bottle ordered by the end of the day. Its apsolutely gorgeous and perfect for the warm weather here. A lovely mix of white floral and fruits and citrus and light woody base notes. Perfect for work or a night out. It fits all occasions in my opinion. Appealing to all ages too; I'm 51 and a friend at work is 25 and she jumped straight online and ordered it after sampling my travel spray. Have had a number of compliments over the last week. Now I'm waiting for a discovery pack from this brand. Very intriguing and very happy here. 😊

I will keep up with sampling Ellis Brooklyn perfumes. I think she does an amazing job designing environmentally friendly and unique perfumes, with such cute bottles too! I have Sun Fruit, which is one of my fav scents - unfortunately it's just a 'skin scent,' but I add the body oil which improves performance. Florist is perfection! It has great performance and is such a classy, sophisticated and slightly sweet floral scent. Perfect for spring-- it's like walking into a flower shop, yet this perfume isn't a typical floral. It's beautiful and unique with some sandalwood in the base. I don't like floral perfumes, but there's something this one does right. If you're not into floral perfumes, give this one a chance! It's just a perfect blended scent.

To me, the lily and the gardenia stand out the most in this fragrance, with some other generic white florals in the background. If you've ever held a lily up to your nose, that is what this smells like. The actual flower part, not the leaves or the stems. It basically smells like a bunch of white petals. Personally, I like lily-of-the-valley (my birth flower), but I think I'd prefer this particular rendition of it as a candle or a plug-in air freshener. On skin, it falls rather flat. I wish the ambroxan or the cedar were a little stronger so they could lend it more depth. Nothing really unique or exciting, but still pleasant. It's the kind of fragrance you'd describe as "nice."

I’m not a Floral Girl! But this Fragrance is absolutely stunning to Me. This reminds Me of Spring-Summer Days playing at my Grandmas while She tends to Her Garden which I ALWAYS avoided because I don’t like Flowers and the huge Bumble Bees always terrified Me. I’ve been missing Her lately so I decided to get a few Floral Scents without much expectation of liking them but this BLEW Me away! It’s stunning. Every note just fits perfectly together. I smell a part of my Childhood in a bottle and I will definitely keep this in my collection.

It's just a really nice scent honestly. This is a soapy white floral (likely the lily of the valley) , with a little bit of pear to sweeten things up. The Gardenia is also present in a nice way. This is soft, easy and pleasing. It is a little feminine, but I don't really find it too girly for my male self to wear. I have more than a few scents like this, so I don't need the 50ml right away (I have the 10ml spray) but I wouldn't hesitate if my collection was smaller.

Order a sample from Ellis B website, which came in 1 day, better than prime! First spray was a bit weak, so sprayed 4 more on my arm. This is a very sheer perfume, well blended. Gardenia and lily of valley stand out the most on me. Not picking up much pear. I love it so far. Hubs liked it too. Let's see how long it lasts though... Edit...sprayed on at 5 pm and woke up to in on my arm at 6 am....Lasts forever on fabric!

I usually do not gravitate to florals whatsoever but this is crisp and fresh and wonderful. I like to spray my hair towel with it while im showering and let it dry down its the perfect fresh clean hair scent <3 opened my eyes to how lovely florals could be!

So this is a nice floral scent that would be an inoffensive blind buy if you are into fresh floral scents. I have a travel size and I don’t think I would buy the full size because of the price but if I found it cheap I would for sure!

I absolutely love this perfume! It has that classic floral perfume DNA. Smells like you walked into a flower shop in the best way. The pear note adds a nice fruity twist as well. This scent needs to be talked about more!

I'm not a tuberose lover but this one is a banger. A sparkly floral bouquet. Heavy florals usually smell too mature for my liking, but this one is suitable for a young adult. My favorite heavy floral to date.

That Tuberose and Bergamot are what make this special to me. It's changing my mind about florals. Wearing this makes me feel like I'm surrounded by flowers and bubbles in the dreamiest way.

If you like floral candies, this perfume is for you. It's a sparkling white floral that reminds me of french pastilles and champagne. A tuberose that gives youth!

Perfect name for this, it smells exactly like the fresh flowers area of a supermarket. I liked the travel size so much I bought a full size bottle.

Obsessed with Florist right now!

This is a very fresh, youthful take on heavy white florals, and I really appreciate a fragrance that seeks to take more mature notes and reimagine them in this way. The initial spray is a clean, soapy, vaguely citrus white floral blend, where to my nose the tuberose takes center stage against a bed of gardenia. It's soft, creamy, and soapy-sweet with rounded edges and a soft, cloud-like scent bubble As it dries down, the scent brings out more of the jasmine and ambroxan that read very lotiony and soapy. I really appreciate the scent, and as someone that doesn't super love white florals, that's saying a lot! I might prefer it as a candle honestly, but it's overall a really lovely experience. The sillage and longevity are definitely there! I don't find this particularly bubble-gummy in the white floral arena, but it's creamy and smooth unlike Pure Poison, which is a watery, citrusy white floral. I can see the relationship between the two scents, but I would say there's a freshness and sharpness to Pure Poison that is not present in Florist. Florist is loud but not screechy or sharp (like I would say Pure Poison can be, though I do appreciate that scent!). It's clean, but not particularly fresh, and the creamy florals are just really a pleasant experience!

I really liked this perfume, but it reminded me a lot of Pure Poison by Christian Dior. The only differences for me would be the slight fruitiness from the pear in this fragrance and some added innocent white floral sweetness from the honeysuckle. They both share the cedar, amber, gardenia, tuberose, bergamot, sandalwood and especially jasmine notes in common. I guess another difference would be that "Florist" by Ellis Brooklyn doesn't have orange blossom in it. Other than that, they're about 80 percent similar to my nose. On my skin this was a fairly citric white floral with hints of woodiness and amber along the lines of Pure Poison as I have said before and it had similar longevity and sillage on me. This fragrance lasted about 5 hours on my skin and it was very pleasant and feminine just like the beautiful pink and white bottle it comes in. It was good enough for me to want to have a travel spray of, but not quite full bottle worthy for me. 7.5/10 from me for Florist by Ellis Brooklyn. It's definitely a good fragrance that is fairly cheap to buy to keep in my purse! It's a good cheaper dupe for Pure Poison by Dior too.

Pretty, floral fragrance. The bottle is such an adorable, cheerful pink. I don’t get much pear or lemon or any other fruit for that matter. It is a very tuberose-centric fragrance. But there are other flowers mingling in the background. It starts off almost pure tuberose. Pretty, fresh, soft, creamy tuberose Then the tuberose fades into the background and honeysuckle and freesia comes out. I never get any Jasmine per say but I detect the soft, fresh scent of freesia. The name “florist” is a bit of a misnomer to me tho because I get no green stems or lilies or other florist flowers. Ellis Brooklyn seems to make perfumes that are very pleasant imo but most of them are not unique. This is a still a safe blind buy for floral fans tho.

A little disappointed. I have been eying this perfume for a long time, the scent notes are of those I absolutely love & seeing gardenia + tuberose & pair with other lovely notes I envisioned this to be absolutely stunning & remarkable! But what I got is, pretty BUT nowhere near my expectations :( To me it smells like soapy white florals instead of bright, sweet, fun or playful. It is fresh but it’s lacking something! I thought it was a safe blind buy 50 but I’m glad I got the 10ml to try first. Thought I’ll enjoy it in the summer, in the end it is nice, just not as stunning as I thought it would be! :( I had high hopes but good thing, I’m saving my coin that would’ve gone to full bottle!😅

This is F L O R A L with an F. I mean, duh, the name says it but this is an amplified floral fragrance, if you get my drift... However, it is very nice. I am always weary of Tuberose in fragrance but this isn’t bad at all. There is a sweet/fruity note that marries well with the somewhat bubblegum-y tuberose. For some, this may very well go into soapy territory but personally, I like it when floral fragrances do that (yes, it is a personal preference). Very Springtime, young but not little girl, this fragrance is for people who like luminosity and airy fragrances. I like it and will probably learn to love it with time. PS: that bottle is G O R G E O U S 💖✨

The opening has a zesty lemon mixed with bergamot. But that dissipated pretty quickly and you're left with a white floral. I get mainly tuberose and honeysuckle but it's not as sweet as other designers like My Way and L'Interdit. It's a sweet floral without being overbearing- it's a bright, fresh take. Not indolic or cloying. Lasted about 3-4 hours before becoming a skin scent. Overall this is a decent spring option but not sure it'll be *the one* for me with average longevity. I should also note this was sweeter when I tested in warmer spring weather and it lost some of the bright, uplifting vibe I liked on my initial test.

I’m late smelling this one but I really like it ! It’s a warm floral , it’s fresh : you can definitely pick up a lot of rhr notes, the lily, gardenia, honeysuckle, I think the tuberose brings some warmth to it along with the woody notes . I am very pleased . This is a little different than the standard floral , plus the bottles are always gorgeous with ellis Brooklyn . Beautiful perfume , probably shines best in the summertime . I’m wearing it in November and I love it . I don’t usually love white florals but maybe my tastes are changing

This is very reminiscent of the sporty fragrances of the early 2000s - the bergamot really overwhelms any florals and it is still mostly what I smell about 90 minutes after spraying. Not at all what I was expecting, as I am now a white floral junkie through and through, but it is still very nice and fresh ..shampoo-like a little bit and I of course love the nostalgia. Can't put my finger (nose?) on the exact perfume I used to wear that smells like this, but I think it's either So Pink by Gap or Touch of Pink by Lacoste.

I get floral and fruity with this fragrance. I like it, the pear stands out smelling sweet alongside the honeysuckle. It is sweet so you don't need to overspray or else it will give you or others a headache. I decided to layer it with a lotion to bring out the tuberose and gardenia since I do not get any gardenia. It does have a screechy synthetic note that I cannot get my hands on to figure out which note it is, the note isn't too overboard but it is there. This lasts on me no more than 4-5 hours.

I love this! The My Way line by Armani is my favorite for the hot weather months. This perfume reminds me of that with similar notes of bergamot, tuberose, jasmine, cedar, etc. However, Florist has notes of lemon, gardenia, and honeysuckle, giving this fragrance more of a sweet nectar feel to it that I LOVE. Gorgeous dry-down. Such a clean, naturally sweet, pleasant white floral perfume. Absolutely beautiful! If you love the My Way line, give this a try :) projection is perfect and long lasting.

This feels like the fragrance you'd use on the young girls in a wedding. A simple, straight forward, clean, white flower, inoffensive cosmetic scent. Not something that projects a lot or takes up space, but is the finishing touch to the formal dresses that ticks the "fits the occasion" box. It's nice. If you wanted a whisper of slightly juicy white florals this would work for a few hours. It is more pleasant than the other Ellis scents I've tried.

Smells like nostalgia... not sure what it could be, but this scent is reminiscent of things I wore when I was younger. I don't have anything bad to say about it, it isn't unique but it makes up for it in comfort and familiarity. It sits close to the skin on me, but even one spray gives you the whole scent profile. As a bonus, the purse sprays feel quite luxurious.

Classy and traditional type of vibrant floral composition. A very nice selection of white floral notes which dry down to sweeter, tropical fruity scents. Very impressive lasting power, especially for a lighter fragrance, with a sufficient silage. It's far from an original creation, but that doesn't devalue it from being a pleasant and safe option.

This is another beautiful floral fragrance from Ellis Brooklyn. I think they do florals so well — Dear Sky and Rrose wowed me too. But back to Florist — this is bright, happy, springy, and a little zesty. If white floral bouquets are your thing, you’ll love this. It’s classic and feminine and a great everyday scent.

This is really pleasant. I see others have compared it to Florence by Tocca. I can see that comparison. However, Florist lacks something that makes Florence so truly compelling. There's nothing offensive about Florist, but it's pretty generic. Of course as with all EB scents, poor sillage and longevity.

It’s smells very nice but WOW. I already had a lingering headache and it did NOT help lmao. I have a sample bottle of this but I will be saving it for Spring and will try to spay it on my torso versus my wrist. It’s very floral forward with a lil sweetness. Not exactly what I was looking for but close.

Creamy but still fresh white florals, very pretty and modern. I like it, but I don’t know if I’d buy a full bottle after my sample is gone. It is Winter here now, though, and it’s possible I’d like it more in the Spring. Florist just doesn’t really have a “wow” factor, though. It’s just pretty.

Received this today and couldn’t wait to try it. Upon 1st spray, it is very flowery. I only sprayed a couple of times so I will have to wait and see how it develops over the day. I am in love with Ellis Brooklyn and Rrose and Myth are among my favorites. Maybe l need to try it a few more times.

This smells so much like a perfume I wore in the 2000s. Cannot put my finger on it but I want to say Ralph? Someone with a better memory will chime in but this is absolutely a scent I’ve smelled before. Beautiful burst of florals like I would expect from this brand.

I immediately was reminded of My Way. They aren’t identical - cousins, not sisters. But both are sweet, warm, and floral. I have a small dabber I got in one of those Marshall’s double pack. I’ll definitely use it up - such a pretty, feminine scent.

Absolutely beautiful white floral. It lasts about 4 hours so not amazing but better than some. I usually hate pear but I can't detect it in this, it definitely does smell like fresh flowers

Soft and beautiful but I have the same complaint as another Ellis Brooklyn I sampled - ZERO longevity.

I was so excited for this release. Ordered it from credo beauty the same day it was available. The scent description has all the notes I normally gravitate towards. What sold me was the Lemon, cedar and Ambrox. I was hoping this would be more of a fresh citrusy white floral. Instead it was a very beachy floral. It immediately makes me think of summertime and Tahiti monoi oil. I had to go back and double check the notes because it has such a strong coconut note on me, but there isn’t any coconut listed. Perhaps it’s the pear or jasmine that’s fooling my nose. What my skin picks up is coconut, pear, tuberose, LOTS of jasmine and sandalwood. I was hoping for more of that citrus bergamot, lemon, gardenia, and cedar but I don’t detect it. I wore it for 2-3 hours before I washed it off, it was a bit cloying on me and the scent remained pretty linear from when I first sprayed it. Had surprisingly strong projection, stronger than any of the other Ellis Brooklyn scents I’ve tried. I love white florals, this is a nice scent, but it’s not for me and unfortunately is going back. It’s definitely a scent that’s been done before, nothing unique or special. If you’re a fan of sunny, beachy, tropical, white florals you might enjoy this. Not a safe blind buy, definitely wait to try it in store.

This is a pretty floral bouquet. Very fresh, clean and bright. I really like the pear opening with the citruses and the creamy white florals. The LOTV has an aquatic component adding a humid feeling to this scent. While I like it, it strongly reminds me of so many other fragrances out there in a similar vein. Dior Pure Poison, Tocca Florence, Avon Haiku, and Lulu Guiness come to mind. I find it most similar to Avon's Haiku and the very youthful Lulu Guiness, both of which share that same watery LOTV. This shares a lot of the same notes with the Avon too. While nice, this scent profile has been done to death and not something I couldn't live without. Besides, I already have Tocca Florence, which I like the most out of the bunch.

Beautiful clean tuberose fragrance . It starts off a bit citrusy and quickly settles into the white floral phase . I mostly get the tuberose and lily of the valley . The tuberose is definitely the most notable note. Once it dries down, it settles into a musky and airy scent with hints of sweetness . I’m not the biggest fan of tuberose fragrances but this is nicely done. My boyfriend loves this on me which is little surprising , since white florals can smell a bit mature to some people . Lovely scent overall .

Smells like a floral candle, or maybe an air freshner. Although not too bad compared to other perfumes I've smelled that give me air freshener vibes, but still far too synthetic for my taste. There's definitely good projection, and not too overpowering. It's not an unpleasant smell by any means but in my opinion it does feel kind of... tacky. Like something you'd spray around in your living room or the wax melts my mom uses for the kitchen. The scent didn't last long at all either.

It's somewhere between Eau de Couture Juicy Couture and Wonderland Peony Floral Street. I also get the comparison with Pure Poison (but I would not recommend Florist as a substitute). Jasmin is pretty sharp while softer florals are disturbed by some sour fruits like Green Apple, Cranberries, Guava Hard Candy and Bubblegum. Dina_France (YouTube perfume reviews)

Pretty on the blotter - a little sweet to start, but that fades to a very pretty floral with Lily of the Valley as the strongest note. Once I tried on my skin, this smelled like Lily of the Valley and cheesy toast all the way. Quite odd! Maybe it’s a particular LOTV note used -Floris’ Lily also had a bread-y note smell on me.

Have travel size. Pretty and sweet, lily of the valley scent. Poor longevity. Two hours tops. Wouldn’t buy bottle. Behaves more like a body spray.

Light, airy floral. Kind of soapy and powdery to me. Not very interesting, but I may use it to layer with vanilla to help add freshness.

Generic fruity floral scent that disappears after a couple hours. Kinda pointless especially considering the price point

It is pretty and aquatic with the pear. No notes throw me off.

Smells good but does not last on me

I ordered the 10ml of this from the Ellis Brooklyn website as soon as it was available. First, because I love white florals AND because I've been on a streak with getting to know some of Frank Voelkl's work - recently tested out three of his Le Labo fragrances and Glossier You. As I'm learning about fragrances, it's fun to focus on a perfumer and try out things they've done for different houses! Anyway, onto my initial thoughts about this one... It starts off so yummy. Juicy and sweet but in a stylish - and potentially addictive - way, not at all like the all-too-common obnoxious fantasy fruit parade. No distinct citrus notes on me, just sparkling, bubblegum-tinted, sweetly dewy green floral bouquet. I was all set to fall in love... but after 2 hours or so all that was left was a generic 'perfume-y' smell that I could only tolerate for about 30 minutes before I needed to wash it off. I tested this on both blotter and skin - on the blotter, the drydown was dominated by a tuberose that was maybe a bit soulless but still okay; while on my skin, it turned into an irritating, headache-inducing chemistry experiment gone wrong. Too bad. But maybe it will be different on your skin. Obviously, I'd definitely recommend trying this one out on skin not just blotter before you buy.

I recently ordered a sample kit from niche beauty, a European site but I am not satisfied at all. Until now, I have sampled salt, sunfruit, florist and myth and none of them moved me. They are quite generic, artificial, and with very bad performance. I can hardly smell them after an hour. I did not expect that from a niche brand.....The fragrances that I own from Zara perform better....they truly smell nicer and they are more long lasting. There are 5 more samples to test, but I am already unsatisfied. Imho, their price tag is not worthy. Living in Greece, I often have high expectations for brands that do not exist in my country and I see them on the web, but unfortunately, the reality can be disappointing.