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.

To me, this smells soooo similar to Chance by Chanel. Or perhaps it just smells like the notes in Chance that I really love. Either way, I love this fragrance, especially for the price and accessibility. I get tons of compliments. I will say that I think this perfume improved after spraying and letting it sit for a while.

OOOHHHHH THIS IS SUCH A GOOD SHAMPOO SCENT!!! It's a gorgeous, bright, sweet, clean girl scent. If I smelled this on someone I would assume that they were completely put together and also gorgeous. There's a slight fruitiness to it that balances out the florals in the most incredible way. I love this scent so very much

Wow this is actually great. I love the apple scent, it makes it so fresh and clean. Also all of the flowers smells so good and not crowded. I definitely will buy again.

This is so good. In Fine'ry, this is the best better than the rest. It smells so good and I never knew it was just peonies, apples and bamboo! I like green scents now.

I really like this! Flowery, musky, comforting and familiar. I would buy it if the sillage and longevity were better. Perhaps I should sample Chance Eau Tendre.....

Wow! To my nose this is a total dupe for Vince Camuto's Fiori...which happens to smell alot like Chanel Chance eau Tendre. All good!

I can see the similarities between this and chance Eau Tendre. I have the OG and Chants tenderina and I will say both of those have that strong hairspray smell. Overall, this scent wears much lighter and has a much weaker longevity. However, it toned down that hairspray smell and in my opinion makes it so much more enjoyable to me than the original or the dupe! Call me crazy, and it’s the cheapest in the bunch! If you love the chance Eau Tendre, this does not come as close in the dupe category, and I would look elsewhere. But if, like me, you just find it so so and really don’t like that hairspray accord, I like this one better. It’s inexpensive and accessible being sold at most Targets. So, you can always carry a bottle in your handbag to reapply. It’s definitely office safe, inoffensive and subtle. Not my cup of tea but pleasant nonetheless.

I smell the peony and green apple (notes that are common in shampoos, but it isn't super soapy to me otherwise). I also get a general "fresh cut bouquet of pink flowers, including the stems," probably thanks to bamboo, which is spring-y and pleasant. Downsides are that are that while it's fairly natural smelling on my skin, it smells pretty different (more synthetic, almost like red gummy candy) on clothes. Also the longevity is bad for me ~2 hours tops. ETA: I finally tried the Chanel chance eau tendre edt, which is lovely and very similar- (I now realize Flower Bed also smells like sweet grapefruit), but doesn’t have the downsides listed above. Between the two, I'd definitely go with the Chanel if you can afford it. That said, there are several other Chance dupes out there that I will probably give a shot before going for the full bottle.

This is a simple, slightly fruity floral that's an easy reach if you like florals for spring. (Groundbreaking.) I get a bit of soapy floral in the opening, but it quickly dries down to that lovely fresh apple scent - this is a bit like an apple shampoo but not at all cloying or candied. There's definitely a green note (the bamboo) in the base. It's very simple and feels clean although not laundry-ish; if this was featured in a 90's era perfume ad they would include imagery of linen curtains billowing in a fresh spring breeze. The two scents I have in my collection that are closest to this are Brightest Bloom and Gingham Fresh by Bath and Body Works; I have both in the mist and the EDP. Brightest Bloom is a very white/green floral with no fruit and a touch of woods, while Gingham Fresh is very fruity with a touch of florals.

I tend to agree with a lot of the other reviewers here, I think this smells a lot like a fresh clean floral shampoo/soap kind of smell overall. Its sweet but i wouldn't call it a "sweet" perfume, like sweet flowers in s bathroom maybe lol. I liked it enough to buy it when o was at the store smelling it, but it isn't a smell I want to smell for too too long which is kind of perfect because it doesn't last forever lol. If you spray it and wipe it a bit I almost kinda like the smell afterwards a bit more, it looses a bit of the soapy smell I feel like. All this coming from a girl who likes a bit of a sweet perfume overall i feel like ^_^ . I just feel like it's a smidgen too much on the clean side for me, lol even though i impulse bought it at the store because it does smell good, but maybe just not for too~ long ^_^

Cheap & cheerful, like a really pleasant shampoo smell. Heavy on the peony and green apple, hints of rose and green notes as well as a light generic citrus up top, practically no basenotes except perhaps a dash of white musk. Clearly synthetic but a nice smell that gently fades away quickly. Reminds me strongly of Pink by Victoria's Secret (the old, early-2000s one in the pink conical bottle; Reader, I wore it for years), but with much less presence and lasting power. That said, the original Pink is lonnnng gone, and if this is what your budget stretches to, enjoy the two hours you're likely to get out of each wearing.

This isn't a bad scent, but as some others have said it's just a basic, simple floral scent. Smelling it on my skin, it almost reminds me of a scent you might find in shampoo or one of those decorative soaps. Non-offensive, but nothing I'd reach for. I think it is mild enough to be crowd pleasing if you are going to be around lots of people. And of course you have to consider the good price point for this brand, which makes it more widely accessible to those on a budget (which I am!).

This is such a joyful little floral freshie! Like a stroll through the farmers market by the park. The peppy peony is complimented by the juicy apple and aromatic bamboo. It's girly af and flouncy. Perfect for spring and summer. It's not exactly complex or transformative, but that's ok. It doesn't need to be, because it's just here for fun. As with all the Fine'ry fragrances, the sillage is medium, lasting power on skin is 3 to 5 hours, but lasts longer on clothes.

This smells EXACTLY like a specific hair conditioner or shampoo by Tresemme, which is what I detected immediately on first snif. As someone who grew up using those products, it’s all I can smell. It makes me feel like I just got out of the shower because of this. This is all positive, but that also makes me feel like it’s pretty generic— something I’ve smelled time and time again, however that may not be someone else’s experience.

this is a very soft, feminine fragrance. i HATE floral but this is good shit. the fruity smell is prominent but is very well balanced with the floral. the green apple is there...i also smell a little pear? the projection of the perfume is amazing and the scent last a lot. for me, it dries down into a sweet green fruit smell. definitely a prime spring and daytime fragrance. worth a buy! especially with the price point