Fleuriste

Wow! This is a must to add to your perfume collection... or better yet, it can be your one and only! I’ve been wearing all perfumes in the Fleurit line and they are amazing. I’ve been looking for a new signature scent for years and found the perfect answer. Each perfume can be worn alone or mixed. All wearable day or night. Unique and subtle and not overpowering. I receive compliments from friends (and strangers) regularly. I also love the beauty of the bottles. I have a very modern bathroom and keep everything stored away for a clean look but I keep my Fleurit perfumes front and center. I’m telling everyone about this line of perfumes!

Fleuriste is stunning. The opening florals have a touch of sweetness, but are bright and soft at the same time. Delicately blended with the light fruity notes. The star of this fragrance is the tomato leaf. I don't know another floral fragrance that features tomato leaf as well as Fleuriste, it adds an earthiness without detracting from the florals. This lasts well on my skin and projects nicely, I get compliments all the time.

Fleuriste is the perfect name for this fragrance. Literally smells like a florist shop or a fresh bouquet of flowers. And I mean the photo realistic scent of preparing a bouquet... you can smell the scent of trimming the stems and stripping a few leaves, and of having a variety of flowers all coming together to make a bouquet. It’s literally gorgeous!

just lovely. i find myself reaching for this most hot days lately; it feels like walking into the garden section of a Canadian Tire in peak season--verdant and floral, both refreshing and warm. took a few tries before i could discern the tomato leaf, but it jumps out to me now.

This is a very beautiful powdery floral scent! I imagine a sophisticated princess in a garden smelling like this.

Familiar freesia-based flower-shop harmony. It isn’t exceptional, but it’s so easy to wear and it’s perfect for warm weather. I love the combination of the mimosa and hyacinth. Green and yellow go so well together, and this perfume certainly evokes those colors. I wore it to the botanical garden today with Gorseland and I did in fact smell exactly like the garden itself. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a safe, natural floral fragrance. Personally though, I will always layer it with Gorseland to give it the niche lift I think it deserves — the kind that should emanate from the tomato leaf note but unfortunately falls flat in competition with the sweeter facets of the fragrance.

She's basic... but so well done. This really makes you picture a flower shop or one of those grocery store florist refrigerators. There's honestly nothing about the scent that I don't love, but I can't get on board because the longevity and projection are much weaker than I want them to be at this price point. It really reminds me of Villa Erbatium's Mossy Glen, but I truly can't decide which one I like more. I would consider a bottle of this in an intense version if it existed.

Generic florals but then also some weird bits I can't place. It does smell like a flower shop, flowers, stems, and the smell that water gets from a bouquet soaking in it too long (when the leaves start rotting). This is not for me.