Field of Flowers Orange Blossom

This is a simple but lovely take on orange blossom, one of my favorite notes in perfume. It is subtle and clean, wears close to the skin, but has pretty decent lasting power. I think Field of Flowers Orange Blossom is lovely, I am very happy with it!

This is a light, fresh floral scent. It's very pleasant and pretty, but unfortunately so light that I couldn't detect much of the orange blossom. It comes across as a spring bouquet with a variety of mixed white flowers, rather than straight orange blossom. So, I guess it is true to its name. The fragrance reminds me of a lightly scented good quality triple milled soap. If you are looking for a refreshing spring/summer floral that's nice for daytime and unlikely to offend anyone, I would recommend this fragrance. If you want a stronger, more defined orange blossom scent, try Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Neroli, Pacifica Nerola Orange Blossom or Jo Malone Orange Blossom.

Pretty, but oh-so-light! I am slightly disappointed in it's sillage and longevity as with all the Philosophy scents. For me, if they just kicked them all up a notch, they would be perfect! The fragrance is true to it's name. If you are looking for a light orange blossom frag, this may be it. Ipersonally much prefer Prada Infusion de Fleur d'Oranger.

This is like a lighter, less pungent Fragonard Fleur d'Oranger. I was wearing the Fragonard when I gave birth to my daughter so orange blossom fragrances are precious to me. Philosophy's version is very pretty, not too sweet, and reminiscent of the classic Florida souvenir, FloraLinda Orange Blossom perfume in a little wooden orange.

Like the other reviewers I find it soft and very pleasant. I've layered it with the body lotion, which makes it a little more assertive--still a skin scent, but the smell is richer-- and increases the longevity. The lotions also very nice. The pair were definitely a score at $32.99 at Marshall's.