Gucci Bloom Gocce di Fiori

This perfume is so so lovely. It reminds me of this one summer vacation I was staying at a nice hotel with my family and there were bushes full of white flowers everywhere, which now I’m positive it was jasmine. I would wear this as an everyday scent as it’s very light and stays pretty close to the skin. Super feminine & pretty. edit: this is a winner for me on hot humid days. I’ve been reaching for this lately, especially for going to class. Also, the nozzle is amazing. It sprays like an airy watery mist. I overspray with this because it quickly turns into a skin scent after two hours. The opening is very strong and sharp but the drydown is my favorite. It works with my skin very well because I’ve gotten lots of compliments on this for an EDT. Thinking of getting the EDP if the longevity is better. I love this scent so much.

I LOVE IT! So many authentic white flowers that it awakens my romantic side, making me feel one with nature. There is no distraction here, only translucent yet creamy luscious tuberose, jasmine, honeysuckle and so on. If I could sip on this, I would! I was so happy with my 100ml blind purchase that I immediately bought another big bottle for mom - as a lover of night jasmine she will adore this (also when i was younger she used to love Versace Blonde, that beautiful tuberose frag.). Edit after couple of weeks: Came back to say how I love thus even more (now in sunnier warmer days). None of my 30+ perfumes give me this immense joy upon wearing. Happy beautiful authentic, that is what these drops of flowers are... I feel feminine, bobbly and sexi wearing this, but in an exclusive way, never cheap!

This is pretty simple in that its a pure white floral bomb, but its absolutely stunning! In the opening, I mostly get jasmine and honeysuckle, but as it dries down, I get more of the tuberose as well ^^/ It doesn't evolve much on me, so I have less to say about the notes or changes through the day, but that isn't a negative by any means! Its not too cloying for me and never induces a headache, but I could understand the sharpness being a bit much for some? If you like the actual flowers in the notes, I think its a safe pick! The notes translate pretty realistically~ It smells just like a fragrant garden on a sunny day and I adore it ♡ A little fresh, despite being sweet.. Its a youthful and playful sort of feminine! This is one of my favorite warm weather scents~

It’s beautiful soft elegant. 10/10 for this type of floral. If it came in 30ml I’d buy it. But I don’t like the clunky 100ml bottles. Plus I’m Pretty sure it’s discontinued, but it’s on resale sites. I got 5 sample sprays off Mercari and they’re gorgeous. They’ll last me a bit. I’m obsessed with the bloom line, ( except I hate nettare and Intense 😵💫 ) Compared to Bloom og , Gocce is a touch less spicy and more transparent smelling, but nearly identical. I wouldn’t be able to tell the difference blind smelling until 2 hours after dry down when Bloom is still staying solid and Gocce gets noticeably faint.

How can this gem still have only 144 reviews and a mere 3,83 out of five???! Let me guess, none of the Youtubers made a case for this one of a kind flanker (yet)🙄 On the other hand not many of them have above normal taste and are all pretty mainstream..

honestly, Love... she is my usual go-to and it feels very summery very sunscreen esque if that makes sense.

I blind bought "Gocce di fiori" in winter. My first impression was that the flowernotes were way too strong and headache inducing to me. Despite this, it vanished from my skin within an hour. Pretty bad combo. So I put it away thinking I'd get rid of it. Out of curiosity I tried it again in warmer weather and now I actually like it! It smells so much softer than in winter, but I still have the longivity and projection issue. I might still get whifts of it, but the person next to me can't smell it like 15 min after applying. It stays pretty well on clothes though.I can smell it now that I put back on a piece of clothes I used earlier today. I will only use it in summer and not for whole days away from home. Reaplying is necesary. Too much at a time is not a solution because it makes it too powerful.

I am currently torn between Bloom and this flanker. This one, to me at least, is barely distinguishable from the original Bloom. It is very pretty and I'm having a hard time deciding between the two. I have gone back and forth so many times, and find that they are ultimately just so similar, but each with their slight advantages. Having tested them side by side I can say that Gocce die Fiori is very just a touch sweeter and brighter than the original with a hint more jasmine. Wheareas the original Bloom is a more natural scent overall, with something more alluring about it. If I do decide to purchase one of them then the final decision may just come down to which one I can find more cheaply!

See, I like the scent of this one. It smells of tuberose and honey, it is sweet and floral. In other words, it's quite pleasant. But that's where it ends. It doesn't have much more going on after that. The performance sucked. After two hours, I couldn't really smell it anymore, and the trail was moderate, but only for a short while. It's overpriced, not a good performance enough for that value. 4/10. Nice scent, weak performance and value.

Gucci Bloom is a beautiful tuberose scent, but it’s rather opaque. This flanker, Gocce di Fiori, is much like its predecessor, equally enjoyable, but sheer. It’s that weightless, see-through curtain that lets all the light and breeze inside, fluttering in the doorway of an open veranda. Sure, the two share a similar scent. But the texture? Totally new. Don’t pass this one by. It’s not redundant.

The opening smells a bit like urine, but it soon turns into a very pleasant fresh floral. Sensual, feminine, elegant. A very nice option for spring and summer, specially for people who like green florals. It projects well in the first minutes, then turns into a skin scent. Longevity is moderate. Final note: 7,5/10

It smells like spring in a bottle. Imagine walking through a beautiful garden, the flowers are blooming it's a bit breezy, that's the vibe of this perfume. It's sweet and floral. It's not strong, not overwhelming, very likable scent, great for everyday use when you want something fresh and lovely.

Straight up, strong & sharp white florals, especially tuberose on the dry-down. It's a bit much, I could see this giving someone a headache so spray sparingly. Very beautiful and elegant though.

It's nice, nothing offensive about it. Definitely nothing special. It's just clean, flowery perfume.

You could easily run away from this on first blast... because it first SCREECHES like a 1986 Marks & Spencer "old lady basket set" of perfume and body creams that went off. The screeching turns down after 10 minutes (but doesn't disappear completely)and developed into a very soft, powdery, little damp too, Jasmine & Honeysuckle with a hint of musk and freesias. BUT... I've smelt this in a lot of perfumed candles, in fact it does smell very much like a designer perfumed candle, evoking Spring. Selfridges have a lot of this in samples this week, so grab a few and try it. It's not for me, I'd want something dark mixed into it!

This is a strong nope, after 1h I cannot smell anything. I will use it because it was pretty expensive for what it is and because of the mainly tuberose note, it is hard to like. I think would be hard to sell it. Also tried to layer it with different scents and it is worse, smells so bad. Waste of money

If you have had the pleasure of smelling the original Gucci Bloom, you'll be familiar with how this flanker, Gocce di Fiori smells. Gucci Bloom Gocce di Fiori is a sheer white floral, more watery than buttery or dense. The entire Gucci Bloom line offers an array of airy white florals to appeal to the mass market. Legendary tuberose scents such as Robert Piguet's Fracas are a lot less palatable to an untrained nose, and this is where Gucci Bloom and her flankers find their success. Gucci Bloom Gocce di Fiori is inoffensive and clean. The indoles are absent from this composition, and the overall result is a feminine, lush white floral perfect for the warmer months. Beautiful yet boring, I must admit that I do tire of airy white florals such as this one. If you enjoy fresh white florals, I highly recommend trying Heeley's Ophelia, Diptyque's Olene and Estee Lauder's Private Collection Tuberose Gardenia. If you already own Gucci Bloom, there isn't much point in owning Gocce di Fiori too as they both share so many similarities, with the latter having poorer longevity and projection. I much prefer the heaviness of the original. A bit of a pointless flanker, but a great addition for those that crave a light, barely-there floral for dry, hot summers.

The past couple of years Gucci has been turning out the hits, quickly becoming a favorite, mainstream perfume house. I own Absolute pour Femme, want Memoire and the original Gucci Bloom. So about Bloom Gocce di Fiori; it’s similar to the original, but this being an EDT, Bloom Gocce has less performance. Both are a good rendition of tuberose, both are perfect for summer. I still like the heaviness of the first release, but I can imagine this working on a wider swath of people which is a good reason to release it. I’ve noticed tuberose scents trending; I was not a fan of this heavy hitting white floral until about a year ago myself. I think Gucci has done a great job presenting tuberose as an easy to wear option. Mixed with honeysuckle, Bloom Gocce is pedestrian friendly in the best way possible.

The opening smelled quite sour in the first few days when it first arrived, so I let it sit for a week or two. It has been doing great after since! The tuberose and jasmines are quite strong in the opening, almost covering up the honeysuckle. The dry down smells really nice though, and I agree that it has so much resemblance with Diptyque’s Do Son. Do Son smells a lot greener, as if it is trying to mimic the whole presence of a tuberose flower, while Bloom is trying to blend the white floral scent with a bit of sweetness from the honeysuckle. I like layering them together to form a very refreshing and sweet scent.

Honestly smells like a watered down version of Do Son by diptyque. Not a bad thing! It's lighter and more linear than it's original. Perhaps a more wearable daytime work scent than the EdP. I still prefer the original and/or my Do Son edt. If I didn't know about do son, I'd definitely pick up this flanker. A great intro to tuberose and jasmine for those that are hesitant to wear these gorgeous white florals. It doesn't take itself too seriously but certainly is lovely nonetheless.