Nina Fleur

crispy sweet green apple, quite lovely and refreshing

I sniffed this one on a tester strip during a trip to Paris, just after it had launched. The affinity to Light Blue was immediately apparent and overall I liked the scent although I did not test it in my skin which was mistake number one. After seeing that an adorable tiny mini bottle was now available in my country for a pittance, I sprang for it. Unfortunately, mistake number two was not bothering to check the notes here on Fragrantica and thus I missed the predominance of orange blossom and the fact that this fragrance more closely resembles Light Blue Forever than the OG. Light Blue Forever did not work for me and neither does this fragrance unfortunately. Orange blossom turns extremely heady on my skin, drowning out all other notes in most fragrances that contain a good dose of it, and here it is extremely, and, I must add - impressively- realistic. After two failed trial wears this went directly to DD on whom the scent is more balanced, although still quite heady to be honest. You must love orange blossom to wear this scent.

Got it as a gift. It reminds me of Nomade Nuit d' Egypte and I can mostly feel the apple and neroli scent. However, while fading you can smell the lemon more. It's proper for social gatherings, since it's giving friendly and calm vibes, especially during daytime. Overall, it has delicate/chic and Parisian character. inspiration in words: "Time has stopped flowing and everything is bright. It's springtime and everything that has blossomed steals your mind. You take a breath and calm down, preparing yourself for what the future will bring. Children's laughter and joy can be heard. Social gathering can offer a sweetness to your chaos".

I've received a free sample of this. It's clean, sweet, and heavy on white floral scent. If you're looking for an inoffensive light scent and you LOVE white florals, you'll probably like this. It's simple, there is a slight tartness from the lemon but the white florals are dominant. This would suits spring and summer days and is office appropriate. It's not for me though.

I like Nina Fleur, it's nice, girly, light, flowery, and not soapy. Quite wallflower-esque, since it's mellow and sits close to skin. Still, there is something I quite like with this apple. Compared to Nina Rose, this is somehow better, perhaps I like it for its fruitiness more. Since it fades rather quickly I find it a bit overpriced.