Fan di Fendi Blossom

Fendi Blossom is nothing like the other Fendi's I've tried which were heavier, stronger. This one is very, very light, soft and airy. Amazingly light, even for me, a lover of softer, lighter scents. Upon first applying, I get a burst of citrus, although citrus isn't listed as part of the composition and light cherry blossom, sweetened with a touch of vanilla. A very delicate scent. Sits close to the skin. Longevity is not great. I will have to keep reapplying. Overall, a light summer fragrance, like a lot of others. Nothing really outstanding about it in my opinion. Something I definitely would not pay full price for. I will wear it and enjoy but if you prefer your perfumes with more punch, this one is probably not for you. Update: After testing this several times, it grew on me and became one of my most frequently used this summer. Nothing ground breaking about it but overall a nice summer scent that I'm happy to have in my collection.

I bought this scent blindly at a fragrance store. I am a fan of Fendi Furiosa, and really, all things Fendi; so with the discontinuation of all the Fendi signature scents, every time I see a Fendi perfume/cologne, I buy it. This fragrance is really very pretty. It smells like proper flower gardens, first kisses and emophilia. Its composition with opening pears, then middle notes of magnolia and vanilla, scents like these usually are too cloying for me, but this one is beautifully crafted and smells expensive. The projection is minimal and the sillage slight, making this a great office scent or just a nice inoffensive scent, however, if someone is close enough to catch a whiff they won't be disappointed.

I got the sample vial of this perfume, Fan di Fendi Blossom. My impression, certainly blossomy indeed. I quite like it. Not that it's supremely original, cherry blossom scent is kinda common, but still it smells good. Not mind blowing, but good. However, after it's refreshing blast of top notes, it goes too powdery for me. The intensity of the powdery note lessens while the scent progresses and finally die down in the musky note. If only it's not that powdery, this will be refreshing even in the heat of summer. Wear in cool temperature, spring would be best. And don't overspray unless you like powdery note.

This is a scent I would associate with duty free, and luxury department shops way out of my budget. It is a pretty one, no doubt, but it is so weak (at least on my skin) that I wasn't able to pick up on the notes as much as I wanted to. Definitely sakura, and a bit of pear: but would have loved more of the pink pepper TBH. If you want to smell expensive, but unobtrusive, then this one is for you. Edit (1 month later): I sweat out a lot during intensive yoga practices, and have found that applying a bit of this prior to sessions helps! Definitely my work-out fragrance now.

This is a soft/dainty floral and slightly fruity perfume that I can barely smell. I have been lemming for this for sometime and it is disappointing that it did not perform well or turn out the way I expected it to be. The sillage is zero-close to skin. You can spray it in the car and no one will notice it. This is safe choice if you are working in the hospital or clinic.