Coral Blush

OH MY GAWD! This hits like heaven and I am sooooooo glad I purchased the new formula Coral Blush instead of Bright Peach. First off to date myself here, my mom was a hippy type when I was really young and burned A LOT of incense throughout my childhood. I fell in absolute Love with exotic smells, the artists and musicians and so on. The patchouli heart of this perfume is magnificent, nostalgic, balanced and very present in its placement. The opening is strong but not overpowering (for me) with a delicately sweet peach 🍑 note, distinct blood orange influence and gentle bright green freshness 💚 for balance. An accord in and of itself. Beautiful. Then a scent drifted up next to but not mixed up with the opening sweetness. It reminded me of skin (insert dirty hippy joke) but seriously... A from-the-earth, almost but not quite savory and herbal layer. That patchouli note has a wavelength of its own and shows up when and where it pleases. Drifting in and out of the projection. It rests about 4 inches above the skin, right in the heart of the layers as it does in the formula. The base of smooth sweet cognac and honey are so well balanced you can't pick out either over the other. I can see why people may think this accord smells like shampoo or slightly synthetic but I like it a lot. It doesn't project at all. The base notes 🎶🎵 act as a soft, intimate, anchor for longevity. 10/10/10/10 TO INFINITY

i have the body spray version of this. i do have the bitter peach EDP to compare it to. this version definitely has the same bones of Bitter peach. i can smell the similarities but they are different. i could argue that Coral Blush actually smells a little better to me. Bitter Peach, develops into a very intoxicating peach rum and fades into a delectable peach cobbler but that’s AFTER about 4-5 hours of wear. the first few hours is nothing but Patchouli and a very headache inducing patchouli at that. even my fragrance friends hated how strong BP was on the patchouli. WAY too much. Coral blush at the forefront you get those green notes, it smells fresher than bitter peach. i can smell the patchouli slightly but it’s a lot more subdued than BP, it’s more pleasant and doesn’t induce a headache, softer and sweeter. i smell the peach and with the green notes it kind of makes the peach a little powdery in a way. it does have a rummy peach smell that i love. when that peach note gets heavier it smells like a ripe peach, slightly tart in a way. but very yummy

This smells like bitter almond peach! I don’t mean the Tom Ford perfume, I mean actual ground down peach pits. It’s earthy with just a bit of honeyed sweetness. The peach is more like dried fruit peach than fresh peach. There’s a slight powderiness to it but not strong and overpowering. I have never smelled the original but I definitely like this!

Its great, i havent tried the fragrance from the og bottle but i think its the same juice anyways. When i first smelled it i went noseblind and couldnt smell anything but that for like an hour, then sprayed this on my skin, went to sleep, took a shower, and still smelled this. Nuclear longevity if you ask me.

Lovely peach perfume that doesn't smell too juvenile or like shampoo. For those looking for a TF Bitter Peach dupe, Coral Blush is 95% similar on tester strips (I have both fragrances).

This hands down is the best dupe of Tom Ford Bitter Peach.

During the two months of use, this fragrance evolved from a subtle, watery peach with a bitter, minty opening to a juicy, ripe peach. It is not a desert peach - I do not find any added sugar or sweetness in it. It is rather the natural sweetness of the fruit (but i write from the country to which peaches are exported). The composition features some natural green tones, evoking the impression of standing by a peach tree. The fragrance does not develop much, it does not last long on my cold skin. But it is very attractive and comforting. I love its natural sweetness.

I don't like this for about half an hour. Just.. eww. I also tried the volare peach absolu (the floral peach which ends up having a teesy whiff of urine way down the end, but also is dusky and peachy..) Coral peach is peachy boozy green, just like the notes say - it is what it says to the box - and lasts very well, 5 hours and it's still very present. It's now peachy, calmer, not as thick, more like a peach tea. Yep good.

this smells more like peach flavored candy / drinks than actual peaches. wouldnt blame anyone for thinking this one is overbearing or too peachy. but to me it doesnt quite get to that point thankfully although it does come close, especially on opening. dry down is a nice boozy / tangy smell. unique scent, cheap price, good longevity. solid

Not a lot of patchouli, luckily, and not boozy. To my nose it is a peach ice tea, sweet, but wouldn't say the honey note is strong or recognisable as honey. It is not a strong peach, but the sillage is great. And it lasts for ages. Might try to layer it with something fresh for summer.

This is very light on me, even after months of time in the bottle. I'm also finding that the time of year matters a lot - I thought I would be wearing this in Australian summer but it changes and the less savory notes come out on top. Cooler weather is better!

This one I tested card only, it's more aromatic peachy, not fresh/sweet/floral/boozy peachy like volare peach absolu or Taskeen.

this bottle doesnt smell like the tom ord scent or the old alhambra. only smelled out the nozzle though

Once again A purchase triggered by my weak TF grey market Bitter Peach. This was a recent haul of 20$ cheapies for wife's Valentines day. To be clear this smells just like that grey market bottle but projects way more. I never wore it but it was for my wife. I am wearing this today because I felt adventurous ...This might mature into something better but for a first wear on a new bottle It's very peach. Reminds me of the mix and eat peaches and cream quaker oatmeal. Beyond the pungeant peach that sprayed on with a bit of a pee note and receded quite quickly transitioning into something that may have resembled rotting peaches for a very short while. I'm in the first hours of wearing this in my office and all I get is a peach alcohol. I bit of very faint honey if I huff my wrist (that might acount for the pee smell). Iam a few more hours into wearing this and the patchouli comes in faintly every now and then. Anyway this isn't bad it's just not my thing right now or today. As much as I love my cherry series of scents this is something I may try to layer if it doesn't become catnip through maturing.

Don’t be discouraged by the opening!!! On first spray it’s a bit sharp and it goes close to smelling a tiny bit like cat pee. But it very quickly dissipate! On mid it’s like an iced sweet peach tea. You get the honey. I feel like the notes are well blended and the green note is soft and keeps everything balanced. I was looking for a perfume version of BBW Diamond of the season as it is my most used body mist EVER. Its not the same AT ALL, this one is not as bright and fresh, its way sweeter and not as light unfortunately, but I like it for other reasons. Its a good scent to transition into spring! Edit: I sprayed it on clothes and they still had the smell even after washing so I’d say the performance is amazing

Right out of the bottle, this made me think I finally had my first blind buy that was a total disaster. Harsh, chemical, sour, and artificial were my first impressions. I’ve given it a week, and sprayed it a few times. It seems like a scent in which the silage smells way better than putting your nose to it. Up close, it’s still hateful. On the air, much better. I’m willing to give it more time in the hopes that it calms down. I feel there’s potential here, but still not ready to trust it for public wear.

My Coral Blush is not Identical to my Bright Peach and Idk why. I prefer my coral blush better. It is brighter than my Bright Peach. They are both well rested for about months. Longevity on my skin is 14+hrs but this is definitely not for summer. This is best for spring or controlled room setting.

Terrible right out of the package. I let it sit for 6 weeks and it's developing into a nice peach scent. If you are not sure about this one, spray out some and put away for a bit before you declutter.

Clone Time (after 3 months @home maceration/aging): Tom Ford - Bitter Peach- 95% close. Solid performer. Not my cup of Tea. Too female leaning and too sweet. I ended up giving it away - I couldn't stand it, after wearing it a couple of times. Nevertheless a steal for $15. Performance: 6-8 hours Sillage: Within 6ft For whom: female >20 My background: I only write reviews about scents I have worn already (until the bottle is finished) or are in current use. I'm a Gentlemen - middle aged - predominantly in an executive office environment wearing suits and representing with many official gatherings

It's aight dry down is way too earthy though. The opening is very peachy but might as well layer a better earth fragrance with a peach fragrance since dry down isn't very good. I don't like patchouli so if you like it you probably will like this one. I'm pretty disappointed because I don't smell any cognac and the honey is blended in the worst way. Edit: Treated this so Harshly when I first got it, tried it again and I was amazed. Fresh Peach opening with a slightly earthy fragrance with a boozy honey drydown. This is better then the rest of the TF DNA's for sure.