Blush for Her

Kenneth Cole Blush for Her is really yummy & sweet, a lot like Paris Hilton Can Can Burlesque. I get a lot of sugar and raspberry and a little vanilla, fresh peony and clean laundry musk; to my nose, there's just a *touch* of patchouli in the base (but I'm a Reminiscence Patchouli fan, so I REALLY enjoy a strong patchouli!). It's very nice, if you enjoy fruity florals and sweet raspberry perfumes, like I do; I low-key love it. :) Blush is the third Kenneth Cole perfume I've tried but, thus far, my only success story. I tried Kenneth Cole for Her -- an almost harsh lily of the valley fragrance -- and don't like it. I also tried out Kenneth Cole White, and it's OK, but seems aggressively clean or something. Blush is a full-on "win," though, from this designer. Not sure what are his other offerings... ------------------------------------------------------------ Update: Half a year later, I've decided not to keep this one. Blush is pretty but I have others with the same scent berry-candy profile that I like more.

The first word that comes to my mind when I first smelled this is that it smells so pretty! This bottle came along with 2 other blind buys that all smells pink and similar in a girly way (Paris Hilton Pink Rush and PE 360 Coral). Although the other two also smells good, this one had that extra soft, creamy pink mode. It smells a bit powdery vanilla and delicate. Blush is the perfect name for this. If that word epitomizes a scent, this is the perfect fragrance for it. This is also non offensive and perfect for office or situations where you don't want to overpower others with your scent. I love this! I will enjoy this a lot!🥰

Trying this for the first time today and was a little thrown off! I didn’t smell much initially..so I sprayed quite a bit on myself and left for work. After 30 mins or so, i keep getting whiffs and am loving it! Going to keep testing this but so far I do like the dry down, just wish it was more potent.. but for the price I can’t really complain.

Never having been a huge fan of Kenneth Cole fragrances, I was pleasantly surprised by how much I love Blush! This is so sweet and “girly” to me. Perfect blend of floral and dessert!

This is gorgeous! Light, sweet and feminine. Sits very close to the skin and not much projection. Beautiful, summer bridal scent nonetheless.

Always hesitant with Mr. Cole's fragrances! They are always nicely priced--so I pick them up in a jiffy; but, it takes me months to actually wear them. I purchased Blush at least 3 months ago. During that time, I'd pick it up--smell it--say: "UGH," then put it back on my perfume display. Today, Friday the 13th, I wanted something youthful, yet mature--if that makes any sense! Lol. I decided right away that I wanted to wear Coty's Vanilla Musk. I searched my collection for something that would layer well with it. I decided, what the hell, I'll pair it with Blush--I guess. These two are magical together. Blush sucked sniffing it from the atomizer, yet, it is beautiful on skin! My nose picks up the sugar, peony, vanilla, raspberry, and musk notes. It is feminine, flirty, and great for all seasons. It is perfect for layering with other fragrances because it blends well. Also, Blush works nicely for most daytime activities. In my opinion, Kenneth Cole's Blush is not a safe blind buy--but it is great for the woman who is super-girly, loves pink, and rests in her femininity!

I'm still testing this one out. I can't decide if I should purchase a full bottle, but I might because you can find these for really cheap. The opening is quite tart and sour. Definitely a little sharp, but it does soften up quickly. Within 30 mins to an hour. It has a good balance of florals, fruits and sugar. It is sweet, so if you don't like sweet scents you might not like this one. However, it's not sickly sweet to me. It's more of a fresh sugary sweetness. When I smell this perfume it reminds me of pink, spring and cute sun dresses. It definitely has a youthfulness to it, but women of any age can wear it. It's a playful flirty scent that is nice for warmer weather. I have perfumes that are somewhat similar that I think I like better so I don't really need to add this one to my collection, but we will see lol.

I just got this today, brand new in the box, from the thrift store. It came with the edp and a body spray. I've been sort of "off" some perfumes lately, but I really like this. It's a fresh floral and I'm enjoying it. People complain that this is generic, but that's okay with me. I don't always want something avant-garde, sometimes I just want to smell nice and not have my perfume in my face all day. Someone below mentioned peony and I agree that peony is the star of this show. Luckily I don't get the patchouli because I think that would have ruined this for me if the patchouli was dominant.

Peony! Yeah, my goodness, it's a decidedly peony dominant fragrance. I see how sugar is included as well, because it's really quite sweet, but somehow very fresh and it doesn't veer hard into gourmond territory. It's extremely clean, as many from this brand seem to be. Almost crisp, which is odd, because it's still so sweet. The vanilla doesn't overtake this whatsoever, and I honestly think it contains more of a "floral vanilla" than a cakey vanilla. Overall, pretty nice but nothing super intriguing.

This fragrance smells like if you were a 1930's male needing a woman who is stereotypically domestic. It smells distinctly flowery and makes you feel as if you are Daisy Buchanan from The Great Gatsby. It is extremely feminine and it is not too strong as to assault the nostrils. It does not last long but it is perfect for a first date. Reccomend to all women who need to reclaim their femininity.

A very potent, sugary sweet floral perfume. I cannot see it being worn any time other than a spring day, but it fits that time of year PERFECTLY. The intensity of sweetness makes me feel like it's a little too juvenile for me, but I think this is a "pretty girl in a wide brim hat and sundress" between 16 - 25 years old. I enjoy it, but it's not a love & doesn't fit me.

It’s very feminine - tart raspberries, candied orange, and blended florals with a cozy but sensual base. It settles into a crowd pleasing inoffensive profile, making it a safe blind buy and a great gift! Softly projected and lasts about 6hrs. The bottle is small and simple, but chic... I like it layered with other fruity/sweet perfumes!

Sweet and floral with a citrusy kick! Not too different from other sweet perfumes I've had, but very nice. When I had her I liked to layer with her a lot, she helps enhance other sweet perfumes really well. I recommend her!

Smells like Starburst candy. I like it!

Im so confused at this fragrance. I applied this using a sample not more than maybe 15 minutes ago and I can barely smell it on my skin. The initial scent that I got right from the dabber was a strong sugar, powdery sweetness. I would imagine that in very warm climates this would be cloying, due to the fact that the sugar overtones seemed a bit artificial to my nose. Whatever, i'm okay with that and i liked the sweet notes. Now that the top notes have faded and im left with the floral heart notes, it seemingly just blended into my natural skin's PH. It went from being a solid 8/10 for the strength of the scent to about a 3 or a 4/10 in less than 20 minutes. I have to press my nose right into my wrist in order to smell it. It's not as overly sugary sweet anymore, the combination of florals are quite nice. And while it does smell good, it barely had any lasting power at all. Silage is also intimate. Only those very close to you can smell it. This would work well in a body spray formula due to the weak lasting power. Aside from that, i would only recommend wearing this perfume to bed or around the house. If you're looking to go out, choose something else. It's nice that it mixes well with my skin's chemistry on drydown, but damn is this one a disappointment. Spend your money elsewhere!!

I have to be honest, this isn’t a love for me. As others have said, it’s pretty generic smelling. It’s is by no means a bad scent. It would be an easy grab and go scent for the warmer months. However, I have a lot of fragrances, and this one doesn’t have anything interesting about it to make it stand out from the rest. It’s a bit “safe” for my liking. It is a bit sharp to my nose and slightly hair spray smelling. I actually pick up that smell your curling iron gets when it’s heating up. I actually went around the house checking to see if one had been left on somewhere! Maybe it’s the way the musk and patchouli is in this one? I don’t hate it, nor would I mind smelling it on someone else, I just don’t want to smell it on myself all day. I’ll probably pass it on to one of my nieces.

Upon first spraying, I get the generic floral-fruity, not very interesting vibe. But if only I could capture the drydown and make it last...after it settles, it's a lovely warm vanilla/raspberry combo with a bit of sugar on top. This might be a nice and cozy before bed perfume. I will say that I own Kenneth Cole Black, White and Blush, and they are all very unique to me, which I appreciate from three scents from the same house. They each suit a certain mood. Blush is just fine for spraying when you just want to smell nice for running errands or going for a walk. I probably would not repurchase, but it's nice.

Unsure if I received a bad bottle, but mine is straight alcohol. I have sprayed it a fee times, and let it sit with the lid off for 3 weeks. I can smell what i think is the fragrance, but it’s pale in contrast to the alcoholic content in this bottle. If the faint fragrance in the bottle is typically how it should smell, I could see why it has high reviews.

Agree with some other reviews that it is kind of generic, but I think that actually leans more in its favor. Over all would be my day perfume for some warm, sunny spring days.

I wanted to love this but it's headache inducing. the Patchouli sticks out to my nose!