Beach Blossom Limited Edition

Its funny how this fragrance is named "Beach Blossom" by doesn't have any foral notes in it, hahaha. It is a little surprising coming from Jo Malone, a brand that specializes in fruits and florals, but the perfume definitely lives up to its name. When you first spray it you are definitely hit with the lime and a hint of the mint. As it dries down however, it beomes this creamy coconutty floral with just a hint of salt. It makes me visualize sitting on a quiet beach with my toes in the sand, sun shinning down, sipping on cool coconut water, and a gentle breeze bringing something sweet to my nose as a breath. I feel like this is what a mermaid would wear. Its not your traditional beach or marine scent, but it definitely brings something new, clean, and sophisticated to the genre. Ive only worn this out twice and ive already had several people stop to tell me that I smell incredible! I think this might be my signature since I love the ocean and smelling good. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is looking for something beachy, clean, sophisticated, and bit mermaidy.

Beach Blossom is... nice, you know? I mean, really nice. It would work brilliantly on a hot beach as its very cooling, quite zesty, and quietly sophisticated. It’s fresh and citrusy, but softened around the edges, and thankfully there’s not a whiff of sunscreen in sight. The box is gorgeous (because honestly, who doesn’t love a Jo Malone box?), and the bottle itself is OK, nothing to write home about, but also not committing any bottle crimes. I have to say its a wonderful summer perfume for everyday elegance, if you want to come across as “clean, polished, and mildly expensive” without trying too hard. That said... it absolutely needs to be worn on a Caribbean beach. It has that “effortlessly wealthy” vibe, like you’ve casually wandered out of your private villa to order something chilled and served in a fancy glass. And because this perfume is expensive... I feel like it should come with a plane ticket. If you're not on the beach yet, you'll soon want to be if you're wearing this! Longevity was quite disappointing though, will need to be frequently reapplied!!

This is a weird one. The notes all sound totally delicious, super fresh opening with a beachy, coconut creamy base. I just tried it in store and I definitely don't hate it, but something about the opening reminds me of a cleaning product – I think it's Pledge furniture polish which I'm certain was not the intention. Maybe it's the citrus-mint combo? On clothes it smells a more realistic lime, but on my skin it's furniture polish-y. The dry down is really lovely, though, so I would definitely recommend trying and seeing how it works with your skin chemistry. I don't see any similarity with this and Soleil Blanc. Soleil Blanc is creamy and, in my opinion, the best beachy scent.

Very unisex green scent. Reminds me of Debaser by ds&durga. I smelled it at Sephora without knowing the note accords, and I thought this was a fig fragrance. It's a super dry leafy smelling frag.... I enjoyed it although it was not at all what I was expecting, from the name. I need to do a second smell test, but for now it's a definite 'like'. Definitely not mass appealing or blind-buy safe. Edit: after going back to Sephora and spraying way more on my skin, I finally get a good dry down- and it really reminds me of Salted Muse by Orebella. If you like salted muse this is a great perfume alternative since salted muse contains no alcohol.

I don’t agree at all with this being similar to coconut fizz. I own both coconut fizz and this one and i can definitely tell you they are not alike at all. This is not at all a coconut forward scent but more fresh green tuberose slightly sweet with subtle minty nuances. I would say it is a fusion between rio from sdj and fig& lotus flower from the brand. Overall it is lovely and refreshing but keep in mind that it doesn’t last very long, i can barely smell it after an hour. All in all nice and recommend if you don’t mind reapplying it every few hours.