Gucci Bloom Nettare Di Fiori

This is my very first parfum review for Fragrantica. I've had an account for several months now and trying to learn from all of you great people out there. I have always adored perfumes and scents, of course, who doesn't? I, however, struggle with fine tuning my nose to differentiate notes in perfumes, but I'm trying, really trying... That's an art all in itself. So I'll begin my first review with this dark and intoxicating floral parfum that I'm becoming more addicted to the more i wear it. I purchased a small 1 Oz. bottle back in the hardness of winter and I was blown away upon first spray and smell. Although it is tough for me to differentiate notes as I said before, I think that that is the problem... I need to personally dig deeper into the world of flowers to know exactly which I'm smelling. I've read that the tuberose is what stands out most in this parfum and while I can definitely smell white florals, I don't believe I've ever smelled a real tuberose in my life. When I smell perfumes, it's just kinda like, I either like the scent or not. Now of course, there are certain notes I do know... Rose, spices, vanilla, amber, patchouli (one of my fave notes), just to name a few. My point is, I'm trying to differentiate the notes and how perfumes change smells after drydown and if it's linear or not. Fragrantica members are the reason, I'm learning even that much. ☺ I do not own any niche perfumes and there are several I've read about that I'm very interested in, I also hope to smell a parfum with Oud as well, that note has me very interested. So back to the actual review from my basic skills perspective, I was taken away immediately to this dark, but truly lovely place. The coldness ending with maybe still a light dusting of frost in the morning. That place and time of the first signals of spring. Cool in the morning, warm in the afternoon. I do smell the florals, and man are they potent in this, but not in an offensive way, in a WOW way! I also love that the florals smell so life like and non-synthetic. The spices are most definitely there as well, which helps with the darker, but cozy feeling. I'm not typically a strong floral fan, however, I love the perfumer who created this, I usually love his work and fragrances and let's face it, the black viney florals on the bottle helped as well. I have never smelled any other Bloom creations, so unfortunately I have nothing to compare this with in that area. I plan to buy a 3.4oz. just as soon as I can. I'm in love with this perfume and I plan to keep it stocked in my collection that I'm slowly growing.

Got this out again today, it's been a while since I have used it. I went looking for it, because a friend of mine was desperately looking for a bottle I think about 1,5 years ago and I was able to still find a website that still had some stock left, so I got 2 one for her one for me. I am a huge fan of jasmine and ginger and wow this is beautiful! Back then I found it a bit too intense in summer, but now in February after a shower thinking what I would wear, I saw this abandoned beauty. It opens with a fresh ginger note and some rose, but definitely a soft rose. Then it moves on to a pretty strong white flower mix, with the ginger still lingering in the background. It does have some Twilly vibes, which I like but never got as it didn't last very long on me, this one has more longevity on my skin. Once it settles it leaves you with a creamy, musky, classy white floral with a hint of patchouli and a whim of fresh ginger. Not too overpowering but she remains present for a good while. Too bad this was discontinued as I feel it has gotten better over time and if I could I would hunt for another bottle. Might be the current colder temperatures just make it less cloying than plain summer, but I am definitely eager to test this again in warmer temperatures. All in all if you like a fragrance that comes close to a big flower garden and you are not afraid of a good bit of jasmine and a bit patchouli you will definitely love this!

This is my first bottle of Gucci for women. When bloom was launched, I was keen to purchase a bottle. But I changed my mind since I sense it almost every time I go to fancy malls in Jakarta since the original Bloom is so popular not only among millennials but also among newly moms and grown females. But when Gucci Bloom launched this NDF, I was in love and planned to purchase when another bottle off since I'm a 1-in-1-out kind of woman :-) It took a while to get the NDF, since I still had to convince my self that NDF will not be so popular like the original because I prefer to have one of a kind scent that makes people curious. Besides I always need a travelling bottle and I had difficulty to get a coffret which consist of 100ml bottle and 10ml roll-on, luckily i got the coffret in Metro Dept Store Plaza Senayan. NDF is definitely an intense version of original bloom. I was surprise that the top note is rose since tuberose and Jasmin is all over this from the beginning till it fades 2-3 hours. For USD150/IDR2,2 a bottle, the longevity is quite disappointed but I don't mind layer the spray when it faded as I love this scent. The bottle is too simple that I have kind of cheap impression for a Gucci line, but hey the scent talks louder. Despite I love the scent of Gucci Bloom NDF, but this is not on my repurchase list.

I'm pleasantly surprised with this fragrance. I read a lot of reviews saying this didn't last more than a 2 hours with little sillage but my skin seems to be taking this quite well. However, with that being said I did go a little heavy handed on the application and I was sure to apply moisturizer ahead of time to help with the lasting power. I'm about 6 hours in at this point and I can still smell this as strongly as I did when I first applied. This is a lovely floral fragrance, and I actually find it odd that I enjoy this fragrance as much as I do. I'm not typically in to florals, I prefer heavier more musky/seductive scents. When I wear this I feel like I'm walking through the most beautiful garden. It makes me feel like such a classy, sophisticated lady. Like a modern day Audrey Hepburn. I think this would make a beautiful wedding day scent for a spring or summer bride. Overall, I really like this fragrance. I'm not sure this is one I'll be reaching for too often or if I will repurchase, but I do like it for the days I'm feeling just a bit more girly. If you love florals I say give this one a try!

Nettare di Fiori does smell absolutely amazing! I found accidentally, a couple of weeks ago, two samples of this flanker from 2018 in my sample drawer and decided to try it. I didn’t expect to love it instantly but it smells truly intoxicating. Think about how gorgeous the original Bloom smells like, then add to that ginger, honeysuckle, rose, osmanthus and patchouli. You get a big, sweet, spicy, white floral with a musky/patchouli dry down. Original Bloom DNA but on steroids, more complex and nuanced. And more intense. Glorious perfume! And from what I can see online, discontinued perfume... I am, sadly, too late to get this one, but if you’re lucky to have it already in your possession or you can find it anywhere, give it a try. You must love loud, big, white florals perfumes and patchouli to enjoy Nettare di Fiori otherwise this isn’t for you!

I like the original Gucci Bloom a lot, but there is a hint of the original that makes it less glorious to me. When I read a review that said a wearer swears she could smell ketchup it made perfect sense. I decided to try this one to see if it would be closer to the beauty of how the original could be, if there weren't a touch of sugary spice tomato. Nettare definitely earns its credit in the nectar category, with a sweet honeysuckle heart. Tuberose is one of my top favorite notes, and it smells lovely here. The patchouli+rose+osmanthus transform this from a white floral to a fruitchouli, and I am tired of fruitchoulis but it's still pretty nice. I will have to sample the original again, cause I am thinking this isn't as special. But I am all for white florals in their glory, without too many bells and whistles.

I finally found a tester of Bloom Nettare at Sephora and was drawn in at once, transported immediately to my late teens. There was a new age book store by the beach where I grew up, filled with astrology materials and heavily perfumed with burning incense and fresh flowers. Bloom Nettare brought this memory back to life. Bloom Nettare is an earthy floral. Mature flowers, not sweet or sparkling blossoms. This is a mysterious, sophisticated floral, but it isn't heavy or overly musky. It is a bit dirty, but in a lovely, sensual way. The ginger note further adds to the earthy vibe, and it is subtle (not at all like Twilly). Sillage and longevity are moderate.i forsee using this year 'round during the day because I love it, but I think it is best suited for early spring through early summer.

A stroll through a white floral garden on a cool day. Opens with a beautiful watery rose, almost aquatic or mentholated, likely due to the ginger which adds a crisp texture to the opening. Blooms into a realistic creamy tuberose and jasmine note. And to be completely honest, I do not know rangoon creeper, thus not being able to identify it. The sillage is moderate to strong depending on the weather, and this lasts very well on my skin and hair. This dries down to a prominent osmanthus note on my skin while it stays more or less like tuberose, jasmine with a bit of patchouli on my hair. Due to the tuberose, this fragrance gives me a retro vibe (not vintage though) which I enjoy immensely. Compared to the original Bloom, this is deeper, more layered and sophisticated.

For some reason, in the depth of winter, I started craving big white florals, especially tuberose and what stands out the most for me in Nettare di Fiori, is the tuberose. Beautiful, sweet, sensual, a tiny bit indolic in the beginning, tuberose. What makes this special, amongst the other Bloom fragrances, is the ginger, which gives it a spicy/ cold twist. I do get the honeysuckle and the jasmine, but the tuberose really shines here. It's such a realistic tuberose this one, a bit green, a bit creamy and carnal, sweet, deep, gorgeous! I must admit, I love tuberose - it's one of my favorite flowers so maybe I'm a bit impartial here, but I simply love this fragrance and the fact that it makes me think of warm summer nights, every time I ware it.

This is like the original Bloom's melancholic, and so much better, counterpart. Where that one is boring and unoriginal, this is a stunning and unique piece. Initially it's heavy on the rose, but after a while I get a really neat ginger note that gives it a slight earthy bitterness. It's the scent of walking in a rose garden, rather than an overpowering rose soap. I thought I would consider this too a summer perfume, but there is something cold, almost sorrowful about it that just ties great with a cold winter. I really can't say anything but that this is a great scent, and just unique enough to be interesting even to a niche perfume lover like me. If this was not discontinued I would wear it often, but I'll hold on to my bottle dearly.

Very beautiful fragrance with the main note of tuberose! Tuberose here is very clear and deep! At first,..I was a little bit disappointed about longevity..on my wrist it lasted like 1 hour and after I could not figure out almost anything. Update: After all..I have bought this fragrance after some "thinking time"..the note of tuberose here, of course, is just amazing and also complex of other flowers, of course, sound so beautiful! And the price is cheaper ( I found it with the good discount) then for example "Jo Malone" with Angelica and tuberose, which is much more expensive, but not lasting longer either. Here, its after all, eau de parfume and there is just a Cologne. So, I am really quite happy with my purchase!

Absolutely in love with this one! I personally think this is the best version from the Gucci Bloom line, I just can't get enough of it. I love the smell of jasmine so I may be biased, but on the first spray, the jasmine just blows me away. Compared to the original Gucci Bloom (which is beautiful on its own as well), I think the Nettare di Fiori is more complex with a beautiful floral yet herbal scent. It doesn't smell overpoweringly sweet, so it doesn't cloy and sting my nose. Perfect for a warm, breezy Spring day. Just like the other fragrances in the line, I have a common complaint. I wish this perfume lasted longer! It lasts about 4-5 hours, but smells incredibly faint towards the end.

I'd be interested to wear this with a body lotion as, by itself, it does not seem to last all that long which is very upsetting because it's incredibly beautiful. This entire line has just been home run after home run and I really enjoy liking things put out by Gucci. This truly is a woody, musky and more floral version of the original with an increased amount of jasmine and the addition of a lovely rose. A but spicy from the ginger which is preferable to Twilly. The tuberose is less pronounced, although still clearly there. It lasts around 3 hours on my skin which isn't horrible but it isn't exactly intense either. Lovely for Spring & Summer. Would wilt in the cooler months, sadly.

By far my favorite of the Bloom flankers. This is the most mature and original of them all. It's true that the performance of this fragrance is abysmal for the price point but if you can get it somewhere at a discount and layer it with moisturizers, it's 100% worth the money. It's the most modern, unique yet predominately straight floral you'll come across. No granny references here. You'll be surprised that a floral can smell this modern. If a Dominatrix wore a floral perfume, this would be it. It's grown up, and takes no prisoners. Also, it should be noted that this is a year round, day or night fragrance. Could easily be a signature scent. Longevity 4/10 Sillage 4/10 Scent 9/10

Debo aclarar que la nota de jengibre y el nardo nunca han sido de mis favoritas, por lo cual ni pensaba en probarlo, hasta que lo hice... qué aroma encantador! Te transporta a un parque de árboles y flores, que con el paso de los minutos se va tornando más oscuro y verde. Es el más oscuro y fascinante de los Gucci Bloom. Mi problema es la duración, no dura más de dos horas en mi piel, por el contrario tiene una estela increíble, todos lo notan cuando entran a mi oficina y no pueden dejar de decirlo, llena el lugar. Cuanto más lo uso, más me encanta. Leí que está descontinuado, ahora tengo miedo que se termine mi botella.

I have most of the Gucci Blooms except for the intense and the new Parfum. This is my favourite out of them all! She is rich and on the heavier side but the honeysuckle, slight ginger also the osmanthus has that apricot sweetness which lifts up the composition beautifully! She is a perfect all season white floral. The longevity isn’t super powered but that’s ok and the throw isn’t to much which is nice because heavy florals can be to much sometimes. If you love a designer white floral this is an absolute gem! 9/10 ❤️ Only sad part is that I can’t find a 100 ml bottle anywhere 😔

This is incredible! Very lush yet sophisticated. This smells like wandering around a large, beautiful garden right after it has stopped raining. Feels a bit humid and dewy, which I love as a native Floridian. Tuberose is one of my favorite scents so this is very calming to me... it feels like home. Reminds me of a less sweet mix of My Burberry and La Panthere by Cartier. This is perfect, curated tropical garden to me. It's not incredibly loud or vibrant but still very natural and full of mystery yet also quite refined. I may have to buy a full bottle soon.

I found Gucci Bloom a little bit boring and not exciting but Nettare di Fiori was my favorite from these series. I love jasmine and honeysuckle so I purchased a full bottle at the airport and have been using it since 2018. I only use it in spring and summer, 2-3 sprays in the morning and it has 4-5 hours of longevity. This is enough for me because I do not wear heavy perfume to work and I am fine with being the only one smelling my perfume at the end of the day. But this cannot be a signature scent for me and I am not planning to buy another bottle.

I received a sample of this with an order from Sephora. I love the original Bloom though I don't reach for it often. This is pretty similar but the tuberose is amped up quite a bit. I like the hint of ginger and the honeysuckle. It veers on the edge of cloying but manages to restrain itself just enough. This is not niche quality but then again it is intended for the mass market. I'll enjoy my sample but don't know if I will purchase a full bottle. I do love it for what it is though. It's very pretty.

Beautiful, thick, creamy, warm, round, sweet.. This and the original has a different "texture" than anything I've ever smelled before, I'm sure it's not unique but to me at least, it is. It smells like some distant memory, it just feels familiar or right I don't know how to explain or put my finger on it!! It's nostalgic in a way? It was instant love at first sniff. I adore this version just as much as the original, I would have a very hard time choosing one of the two as the difference is minimal.

As other reviewers have said below, this flanker Nettare di Fiori is very similar to the original Gucci Bloom. Yes, there are some subtle differences between them (this one is a bit greener, with a nice addition of a fresh ginger note); however, if you already have the original Bloom, then this one is totally redundant, for it doesn't really bring anything new to the table (unlike the flanker released last year, Acqua di Fiori, which is considerably different from its pilar fragrance).

I just sniffed this perfume for the first time last friday, and vahooo, what a nice and powerful perfume this is! I thought this can come home with me today, but, than a little thing on my shoulder said: -Don't y have exactly the same scent at home? And, yes, it is pretty like my Juicy Couture Couture, jepp, they could be sisters, and, two very beautiful sisters they are :)) And of cause it's a big love to this fruity, flowery, fresh and clean perfume!

This was the first luxury perfume I've ever purchased! It is the most BEAUTIFUL floral I have ever smelled. I only have it in the rollerball right now but when I have the chance I will 100% be purchasing the biggest bottle available. This is a heavier, longer-lasting perfume that I wouldn't wear every day but is a good special occasion perfume for warmer weather. This will be a continuous repurchase for me!

Wears like a heavy wool coat after a walk through a spice market. The florals don't read petals, they are purely nectar. If Bloom is a flower garden, Nettare di Fiori is the Christmas centerpiece. Warmer with a musk/herbal base. This is such a compliment grabbing scent for its assuredness. The spice elavates it from the original Bloom's innocent impression and gives it a needed edge. It's sexy.

Oh how I love this perfume. I don't know how else to describe it except that I will forever own a bottle, and pray that it never gets discontinued because I would lose my signature scent! To me, this is the best white floral I've ever smelled. Unlike most white floral scents, I feel like this fragrance smells so heavy and expensive, it lasts very long and projects well too. I love this so much

The main negative I have to say about this is the non-existent lasting power (unfortunately). I looove this perfume, I wouldn't wear it day to day though (I'm a physiotherapist), but I can imagine a 30-40-something classy af confident woman with an office job wearing it. Seems more of a mature fragrance to me, the original Bloom is more for everyone whereas this one isn't (in my opinion).

Love 😍!!! Creamy white florals are definitely a favorite of mine but this just makes my nose incredibly happy! I have most of the Floras and most of the Blooms, and love them but this one is standing out to me! It’s not super unique but that ginger just hits! Truly beautiful!! It’s super feminine, flirty, classic, clean, (yet a bit warm). It’s my favorite in the line!

Hated it at first, felt very sweet, heavy and a bit dated, but it really grew on me. It’s elegant, memorable, and has very full, rich, florals. It also has a lovely spicy floral opening, and there is something really cozy about the dry down. Definitely for winter and autumn though (or a cold spring day), too cloying for warm weather

I was scared because this fragrance contains rose and jazmin, two of the components that I don't like even a little bit. But I have to say that this is amazing. It smells like a floral paradise, a world of femenity and it gives you such an innocent, pure, delicate and soft touch. I totally recommend this one.

The best fragrance out of the whole Bloom line. I really can't understand why Gucci decided to discontinue this one and not the original Bloom which is a very plain and dull perfume. Rose makes tuberose very sophisticated and not straight up animalistic. This fragrance made me love tuberose note in perfumery!

Lovely, dark, layered florals - every single one in play. Lovely & sensual. A night out in a silk slip dress & heels, hair up w/ flirty tendrils brushing against this dreamy scent, neck exposed for the inevitable kiss these sensual floral notes will bring...

Lasts approximately 8 hours . Beautiful floral scent but nothing unique. If have smelt this before elsewhere. ITS beautiful so if it does not dent your pocket then go ahead. Its highly overpriced and you can find something similar for a lesser price.

This is the white floral I’ve been looking for. The dry down makes those white florals deeper so they don’t float away or get boring. Hawaii in a bottle baby.

It smells super feminine, elegant floral. The jasmine and tuberose really stand out, giving it that creamy white-flower vibe. Soft and bold at the same time.

A lovely floral perfume, it has all the notes I love as well. I also think this could make a nice date night perfume. Very addictive 9/10

Alberto Morillas created one of the best white floral flavors out there. Chic jasmine and tuberose. Dense, honeyed, creamy

Why this is discontinued! I enjoyed wearing it but I cant find it now.. Its such a beautiful scent.. A compliment getter..

العطر جميل ..لكن لو امتلكت الاصدار الاول فلا حاجة لك لاقتناء هذا.. لا افهم حقيقة لماذا يتم إصدار فلانكر مطابق للاصلي؟

reminded me of Narciso rodriguez edt but more mature less sweet less creamy more flower version 🥰

My brother gifted me this perfume a few years ago, I love this scent so much!

Not a dupe by ANY means, but gives similar vibes to Narciso For Her EDT.

Love it.. this one the best for gucci bloom series..

I’m wearing both Gucci Bloom and Gucci Bloom Nettare di Fiori and they’re quite nice, pretty well-made, slightly watery and not really my taste. Nettare di Fiori is superior though and I disagree with reviews saying they smell the same- they don't. (Though Nettare di Fiori is a clear flanker.) Gucci Bloom opened unexpectedly bitter and very green, like cutting the stems on roses. Nettare di Fiori started off slightly rancid. Like stale water in a vase after the stems have been left in it for a week. As Bloom develops, the flowers open a little, but these are white flowers in, again, a vase on the table. Not a garden full of colorful flowers after spring rain, which I came to expect from the red color of the flower drawing. I LOVE the packaging but I don’t think it really fits with a floral this white. (I try to not look at the notes beforehand because I don’t want to be influenced by the chart, so the white florals surprised me.) Nettare di Fiori quickly leaves the stale water behind, then becomes clean and aloof, then spicy and peppery. I really like this stage, it’s a great comeback. Now Bloom is starting to stink a bit, but this might be a matter of taste. As if often the case with white flowers, they can stink up your living room when they start to bloom. Some people like that particular smell, others can’t be near it. That’s what I’m getting here, or maybe my skin sours these flowers (it happens quite often). Bloom smells a bit more ‘real’ than Nettare di Fiori, which leans a bit more towards soapiness. Nettare di Fiori is a nice, clean, classy scent. White blouse, effortlessly businesslike. Much better than the original Bloom in my opinion and great for fans of white florals. Am I going to wear either of them again? Probably not.

There is something off... something unsettling about this scent. There is this almost nail polish like scent with this perfume. I blind bought it for a great price from fragrancenet, I am a fan of Gorgeous Gardenia and was topping up when I saw this one for $36. It smells very similar to the original gucci bloom-- which is an ok scent but a bit boring except there is something wrong. Something chemical. Something like prunes that have sat in a sunsoaked car for far too long. Baking into a synthetic bizarrely sweet scent. The flowers have sat a little too long... they are beginning to rot and then the funeral home sprays industrial fruit scent on them to get them to last just one more day. Honestly, the scent is do bizarre I find myself spraying it on just to be shocked by it. I can't tell if I hate it, I just know I don't love it. There is something vaguely nostalgic about it I cannot place my finger on... I think maybe the cleaners used in welcome center bathrooms? Pleasant in a way because it signifies I am on vacation, an unexpected and unthought about vacation scent?!

Nettare Di Fiori is a Gucci Bloom flanker that has stolen my heart. I wasn't hugely impressed when I tested this fragrance in store, but I liked well enough because I LOVE the original and wanted to buy this flanker instead of a backup of Bloom. I wasn't impressed because it smells very similar to the original. However, my bottle arrived and I sprayed it on my skin and I immediately fell in love with Nettare. It smelled more intense than when I tested the fragrance in store. I smell the ginger and honeysuckle much more intensely from my bottle. I get no patchouli from this one too, which suits me well. So this fragrance is Gucci Bloom softened yet uplifted by the gently spicy ginger. This is a beautiful fragrance that I'm happy to have in my collection. I love the entire line except Acqua di Fiori (the green one), which just doesn't work on my skin. Edit - I'm now getting a little bit of a dirty patchouli in the drydown which is much different than the original but it works! This isn't my favorite Gucci Bloom flanker (the red one is!). -

Got a sample that i used a couple of times. I applied carelessly without much expectation as Gucci in the last years has been a constant let down. But...What a suprise! This flanker is indeed pleasant and very wearable. It's all about sweet white flowers. Tuberose, jasmine and a pretty, well executed honeysuckle (i adore the plant/flower in real life but the note in perfumery is sooo difficult to render.. it turns always super sweet and gag inducing, never found a good honeysuckle based frag). The tuberose is very nice here. Easy to wear and not a the typical monster a tuberose is, here is a muted one, round and sweet but not stealing the show. I get also a good osmanthus - it rounds the composition and sone zesty ginger notes. Alas... It's very fleeting. I could smell it on myself for one hour max. And i am talking in very hot weather (heat wave here: we're over 35°C!). I sprayed also on my clothes. Short lived. So this fragrance would go unnoticed in winter. Nice to try and quite pleasant but it will never make it to a full bottle...

Don't get me wrong, I really like this fragrance, but the first spray of it reminds me of dolcelatte cheese! Thankfully that fades and it becomes a beautifully balanced thick creamy white floral tempered with ginger and rose. I don't think I would like this without those two notes. The ginger is the most prominent thing of the two. The rose is just light and pink in the background. The honeysuckle adds to the sweetness but it's the heady tuberose that I love. This is not a strong fragrance, it's quite a skin scent in the main and it does fade after a few hours. I can put up with that because it's pretty. This fragrance feel like something to wear for that fantasy life where you spend all day lazing on a chaise longue, but back in reality, this makes me thing of outdoor weddings and spring and summer. I did try the original Bloom a while back and I just didn't like it, my taste has changed immensely in the last few years though so perhaps I should revisit it? If you hate Bloom, check out the flankers, they are much more approachable.

Probably the best flanker in this line, in my opinion, although Acqua is nice as well. What makes it different and good are the ginger and patchouli, which provide a better procession of notes than some of the others, and make it more than just a generic and heavy white flowers perfume. The ginger gives a top note that instantly lifts from the skin, its heat and spiciness elevating the waxy and heavy qualities of the white flowers that are at the heart of this. And the patchouli provided some much needed depth and darkness, breaking up the unrelenting oppressiveness that the white flowers, in say, the Profumo flanker have. The main issue I had with this is that it only lasts about 3 hours, similar to the others.

I get a slightly indolic and sour, could be the ginger, tuberose impression right after spraying. Unfortunately, those two notes clash in my nose and I am glad that the sweetness of the honeysuckle, and Rangoon creeper, soon starts to take over. After around 2 hours, Nettare di Fiori has become an amalgamation of generic white floral and musky notes. While the floral and slightly sweet mid-drydown is quite lovely, I must say that my white-floral-loving heart is not really satisfied. The quality of the aroma chemicals is not as good as it should be and to be expected in cheaper alternatives, not a Gucci fragrance. For me, this could be an alluring evening scent, if it was not for that anticlimactic drydown.

I can still smell it's a bloom sibling but there is a little kick from the ginger which I was hoping for. The honeysuckle is present and adds more sweetness to the original. It's not a weak scent but then not strong either. I think you need to enjoy florals with this one. No surprise there! It's almost linear but I do notice that it gets more musky as the honeysuckle and other floral notes wain after an hour. I liked Bloom but this is a tad more interesting. A nice scent for youngsters or for older gals like me for chilling in. There is something about it that definitely reminds me of the Cacheral Anais Anais back in the good ol 80s of my youth. I get moderate sillage and longevity.