Flower Bed

Smelled Flower Bed at Target, but was undecided until 2 things happened: they ran a sale right after I'd read that this was an on-point dupe of Chanel Chance Eau Tendre. It's a very pretty floral, with crisp green apple. A sweet, yet tangy freshie. And when I compared my tester of Chance ET side by side after purchasing this one, they definitely have something in common. I see why people are saying this. However, I tend to agree with @annafaerie, Flower Bed is missing a dewy floral aspect of Chance ET. As she said, it must be the hyacinth (which is definitely a flower I adore!) One delightful aspect is that Flower Bed is much more affordable. Another is that Flower Bed has more staying power. I'm a little bummed about the missing hyacinth, but it still feels like a win-win.

Very pretty perfume. The green apple, (and although it's not listed, I believe there is a bit of rhubarb) give an ever so slightly tartness to the peony. I like the flower scent which doesn't lean rose heavy as some peonies can. The bamboo is as if you were sitting outside with bamboo plants waving in the wind. That scent, which balances out the peony and tart apple/rhubarb, takes a backstage spot. I love how well blended this scent is. There is a sweetness about it from the fruits that make it mouthwatering. This is modern, pretty, and very feminine! It is a great everyday scent for any occasion. Definitely worth it!

This is honestly quite lovely! A very safe and inoffensive sour green apple punch that fades in and out of a lush, green-leaning pink peony. It makes me feel quite clean. :> I like it. I think pairing this with a green apple body mist like BaBW's Candy Apple Cauldron or an apple-leaning perfume like Donna Karan's Be Delicious or even Nina Ricci's Nina would be a great idea if you're looking to increase its longevity and vamp that sour green apple shampoo-y vibe. Honestly, for a 20-something dollar bottle, it's surprisingly a very solid option.

Unapologetically fresh, floral, and feminine. The Apple is very noticeable without smelling synthetic or plasticky. I’ve been looking for a gray like this for a while. I wouldn’t compare it to DKNY off the top of my head but I can smell the similarities. I heard it was a dupe for Chanel Chance Tendre which I wouldn’t say it’s spot on, but if you have one you don’t need the other. I like this better than Zara’s impression. It’s young, sophisticated, and interesting.

It smells like floral apple shampoo and that’s why I love it! The apple is a lot more prominent on my skin than in the bottle. I’m always looking for a clean, shower-fresh scent that doesn’t just smell like straight soap or your-skin-but-better. That’s surprisingly hard to find but this is perfect. And it lasts longer than a lot of other fresh scents.