Sweet Almond Blossom

This is an almost lovely fruity floral feminine fragrance. On my skin the passionfruit is the most dominant note with vanilla and floral notes playing in the background. The problem I have with is fragrance is the matcha note. It lingers around the three main notes creating an almost cigarette smoke scent covered with floral perfume Which is thre reason I would not buy a full size bottle. Otherwise, it is a very long lasting fragrance on skin. I wore it on a 12 hour shift and could still smell it at the end of my shift. Projection is within arms length. I most say I didn't immediately smell Viva La juicy but now that the other comments pointed it out, I can actually smell a little VLJ notes but like I said the passionfruit is very dominant on my skin whereas VLJ is more berries, caramel and vanilla on my skin.

Several Floral Street perfumes have "symbolic" names and seem to aim at invoking a particular impression rather than featuring the literal notes mentioned in the fragrance name. Sunflower Pop doesn't have sunflower; London Poppy, which in turn lacks poppy, does. Black Lotus contains no lotus. But only Sweet Almond Blossom's name seems to confuse people. I think the idea is that the notes together are meant to invoke the impression of a blossoming almond tree scent. Anyway, I don't mind. I love this fragrance. I think it's the most successful citrus vanilla combo of all that I ever tried. It is a beautiful, ethereal but warm floral fragrance. I can't stop sniffing my wrist wearing a sample, while I'm awaiting the arrival of a larger bottle.

I have struggled finding a scent as great as Halle Berry Orchid since it's been discontinued years ago. Since then, I have worn random perfumes but upon smelling this one, I knew I had finally found my match! Sweet almond blossom is similar to Beautiful Day with those juicy, strong fruity notes which blends in well with the floral notes (don't really get much floral in sweet almond blossom) and I am normally a person that is not a fan of citrus scents but it blends fairly well in this perfume. However, I do want to note that this is does not have that fresh delivery that you would find in Beautiful Day by BBW or Aqua Kiss from Victoria Secret. It drys down to more warmer scents that come from the tonka bean, vanilla, and sandalwood.

This fragrance is a great spring/summer choice. The apple blossom is the star of this show, with the pomelo complimenting it. With the juice being great, there is a major disconnect here between the name and the juice. A scent named Sweet Almond Blossom, it makes me think warm, cozy and almond-y. That is not what you get here. Nonetheless the scent is good, light, perfect for spring/summer, and the bottle is stunning. Floral Street is one of my favorite perfume brands and they rarely disappoint.

If you like Pina Coladas... Not going to lie - like with most Floral Street perfumes - this does not smell like I expected it to! It's very reminscent of Jelly Belly Pina Colada beans - I guess the Tonka is giving coconut in the base, whilst the fruits are combining into a pineapple-ish fresh fruity wash over the top. It doesn't carry as much as some other Floral Street scents, but a really lovely summery scent nonetheless

I’m so sorry other folks haven’t had the best experience on this one. I’ve had the opposite - wish I could spread the joy! The apple blossom is most prominent initially but on my skin in swiftly dries down into the nutty vaniallary almondy-tonka warmth with just a hint of the fruit to keep it from being sickly. It’s November and so the weather in the U.K. is around 10 degrees C most days but the sillage seems strong!

I have been waiting for this release since purchasing the room spray and candles, and am very happy with it. It opens with an intense smell of passion fruit and apple combination which is fresh/sweet without being sickly. I find it does tend to dry down and warm up to the tonka bean and vanilla notes with the fruit only just lingering there.

This is delicious. Passionfruit, citrus, bit of vanilla. It’s fresh and fruity without smelling juvenile - perfect for hot weather or offices. It doesn’t last particularly long but it’s safe for overspraying with abandon. I’ve got a 10ml bottle and probably won’t rebuy but it’s been a lovely, if brief, journey together.

Amazing scent for the summer. First sweet smelling fragrance I actually fell in love with. The formulation is so sophisticated - throughout the wear, it doesn't feel artificial or incohesive. This was the first fragrance by Floral Street I actually tried and now have ordered the whole discovery set to try them all out.

This is such a beautiful citrusy vanilla. It is a bit powdery, but there is no actual almond note in this. Lasts for about 2 -3 hours on my skin. I really like it, but my partner thinks it’s too strong, so I can’t wear it around him, sadly.

It smells so much like viva la juicy....

I don't know why anyone would expect this to smell like almonds, it's almond blossoms. Just as apple blossoms don't smell like apples, almond blossoms don't smell like almonds. Any Indian or other person who grows in areas where almond blossoms are pinkly abundant in the spring will tell you that. Orange blossoms don't smell like oranges, either. That being said, there is too much sweet and not enough blossom in this for my taste, so that I can't love it. I do, however, like it, and am happy to wear the decant I have this spring. I'm wearing it today because it's unusually warm for winter and I wanted something springy to wear while running errands. I am wearing sandalwood and vanilla lotion and sandalwood powder under it to deepen the scent and make it last a little longer, and it's very nice. If you want an office perfume for spring and summer that shouldn't bother anybody, this might be a good pick. I would it were a little more green and flowery, but that's fragrance these days, especially for U.S. Americans. They don't seem to want anything that isn't loaded with sweet, even savory food sauces. Ugh. As a dark chocolate, black coffee, black licorice, lemony lemonade person, this makes me sad. But there you go.

I was really excited to buy this fragrance because of the collab with the van Gogh Museum, but I was a little let down. Not that this wasn't a beautiful fragrance though, because it totally is. I mostly picked up on the apple blossom, and I think it would make a great reliable freshie for anyone. My only problem with it is that after it dried down, I got a sour/bitter note that I think could be the matcha note. Also, this is the only perfume in my collection that someone else has told me smells like what they think a generic perfume would smell like. I personally disagree, but yk. I think the bottle is so beautiful though, so I am contemplating keeping/returning. A good alternative for this is Clean Reserve Apple Blossom. They are almost the same, but Clean's doesn't dry down bitter and is sweeter+brighter.

Sweet Almond Blossom opens with a slightly powdery almond and tonka combination mixed with some florals. It's not heavy or overly powdery, actually it smells quite light and airy. The middle notes are very fruity, like a shampoo or conditioner, it makes me think of those Herbal Essences products I used when I was younger. It dries down to a generic sweet vanilla with some fruity nuances. Very easy to wear, but not really unique. It's also a pretty affordable fragrance compared to niche and most designer so it's a good alternative if you're on a budget and are looking for a sweet, fruity-floral everyday scent. The longevity is not the best but also not the worst, I get 5-6 hours with moderate projection. 7/10.

7/10. - The fruit and the nutty creaminess kind of clash, it's like they are fighting for olfactory attention upon first whiff. - But give it 15-20 minutes or so for the fruitiness to dissipate, or "melt", then you are left with the almond vanilla which now becomes dominant. - Bought it purely for the almond vanilla - I was going through a L'occitane Almond lotion phase! - bottom line - this is a comforting light gourmand, if you are anything like me and spent YEARS only being able to tolerate fresh scents, then this would be a great introduction to gourmand for you.

It smells nice to me, albeit a bit generic, though i don't think that's a bad thing. I am reminded of sweet pea. I don't really smell almond. I don't smell the soapy / shampoo type smell others have commented. This sits nicely on my skin. I wish the scent lasted longer. Initial spray is a nice sweet smell and then it evolves into more vanilla. Not much silage or longevity, I can't smell it on me after a couple hours. Bottle is beautiful. The House does a nice job with their discovery set where you can try every single scent.

This is a nice but generic perfume. The only one I've tried from this house, so far. Not too impressed. It only caught my eye because of the Vincent Van Gogh design, but I am so glad I tried it out. The only thing I am confused about is that to me, it doesn't really smell like almond blossom. I also do not see it in the notes section. Why? It is in the name, it should be there. Upsetting. It would have been better with almond blossom, as it would have been sweeter and less generic.

This one is interesting. It smells very fresh and a bit gourmet. Instead of Almond, I get Vanilla which is pretty fresh. It’s not too gourmet to the point where it reminds of an edible desert. When you add citrus notes, it’s even more fresh and spring-y. The interesting factor in here is the hint of Matcha that you get eventually. When it’s mixed in with the other notes, it makes me think of paint which is well-suited for the Van Gough theme of this scent.

Honestly this fragrance is very decent for what it is- a summer fruity vanilla floral akin to viva la juicy as many have mentioned. It does have a sort of apple/pear blossom sweetness that when combined with the creamy vanilla makes for a slightly dewy yet almost aquatic shampoo type scent. Very pretty, but not what I typically gravitate towards. Leaves you with a squeaky clean very feminine just-out-of-the-shower feeling.

It brought back memories of a children’s perfume, discontinued many years ago, from the Água de Cheiro brand. It was a green apple fragrance. Ever since then, I’ve been searching—without much success—for something that could evoke that childhood memory, and this one brought a little of it back. I’m very happy with this find!