Flowing

This is actualy the first parfume I've ever owned! My parents gave it to me for my 12th birthday in spring and I felt so excited! This is really a light, sweet, sporty parfum for little teens who just start to begin at a new episode in their lives. Fresh, not overwelming 'candy' sweet but just enough, sporty, flowing(!) and cute. I'd recommend this one for every litle girl when they turn 12. :) But not for women above the age of 30.. Well, maybe if they are active, but the parfum is not for a full grown sexy lady. ;)

Such a shame it's discontinued. :'( So much memories... lost.. It's actually very unique. Feel free to message me with perfume suggestions (including niche)!

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Very nice!!! A must for the summer

Puma Flowing smells really good! The fragrance is linear and does not change on my skin, has above-average sillage and lasts several hours. I think Puma Flowing smells like honey. Honey, a little crumbly like straight out of the honeycomb. My husband says "it just smells good", but my dentist confirmed my finding when he said "you smell like honey" - tadaa! I think the honey experience is created by a mix of raspberry (sweet), the purple flowers (crumbly) and sandalwood (substance). Yesterday, I have worn Puma Flowing for the first time in ages and I really wonder why I have not touched the bottle for such a long time - the fragrance is really lovely! Another big plus: My bottle is from 2003 and the scent has not changed at all. I really like this fragrance and I think it is sad that it is ignored for all the wrong reasons.

Girlish, sweet and fresh combination of raspberries, violet and freesia. The base of sandalwood and musk isn't dominating at all which makes this easy to wear every day though feels like this is lacking a bit of something deeper. I can't smell anything unpleasant that would make this smell cheap. I would recommend this if You are looking for a girlish, floral fragrance on a budget for every day use.

Oriental-floral??? Minty-powdery, I'd say! It's really pleasurable, fresh and sweet at the same time and it reminds me of toothpaste or soap a bit. When I used it, I smelled it all the day around me, which was a really nice surprise:)

This perfume might not the best you ever smell, however, I use it daily and it always smells fresh. It's indeed rather cheapy (Well, the price is also very cheap),but I would consider it to be a decent scent for the daily use.. :)

I used to wear it when I was a teenager, so it reminds me of my highschool years :) It's very girly, not heavy and nice. I'm thinking of buying a small bottle just to smell it from time to time and feel like a schoolgirl again ;)

Flowing is the perfect scent for your gym bag. I actually bought it for that reason. Feminine and modern.

It's the only Puma perfume I like so far. It's fresh, but quite ordinary scent.

Cleaned the pantry through and through, bit by bit this month. Even boxes high up, and guess what I discovered: a stash of perfumes from 15 years ago which I can revisit now. Amongst them it was an Avon make me wonder some The body shop musk incarnation some Issey Miyake L'eau ... edt, and this one. And the Puma is the jackpot! Back than violet perfumes were not as rare for ladies as now, this was just one of them, and for sure it will cure the cravings for She wood for a while. Look around, ask your mother, maybe you will find some little things to visit/revisit.

This was my first perfume ever. I remember begging my mom to buy it - it was the cheapest nice-smelling fragrance I found at H&M. I was about 12-13 at the time. Besides the fact that I think small girls should be as interested in perfume as I was, I still see this fragrance suitable for a girl that age. It's very fresh and innocent. I still have a tiny bit left in the bottle, and it doesn't seem to have changed over the years (it's about 10 years old!). I can't manage to enjoy this fragrance now though - when I got to about age 14 I got quite tired of this. I think it's because the most prominent notes in this don't quite blend together. I get a mix of something edible and flowers, which seem to be fighting about who will be the most prominent note. It's like if you have bowl with candies i front of you: one type is edible, made of fruits and berries, one that tastes like violets... I don't personally like candy with that flavour. They look the same. You really want some candy and pick one after one out of the bowl. Some of them are yummy, some make you feel a little sick. This Is how I feel about this perfume.

This is a typical drugstore perfume. Cheap, gives you a massive headache, sweet flowery wich always makes my teeth hurt. I got it for christmas and I gave it away, terrible

Nice but smells cheap - exactly, drugstore perfume. Raspberry, sandalwood are what I detect the most. Ingredients are of a poor quality. I don't like these sport brands...

Yet another bad blind buy. I was hoping for a soft violet/iris powder with honey type of scent, but all I get is urine smelling freesia. Awful.

aaaargh what is this...its too strong. i promise. an"one note" perfume. a bad smelling flower you have in the kitchen or something

I bought this perfume In a different bottle , more typical for Puma. The little round bottle with a light pink lid. That should be a new design but I remember trying this perfume several months ago and it seems very different from what I've bought . That one is light and floral as far as I can remember , this one reminds me of the Yves Rocher's sugar mauve or something like that , the limited edition launched in 2012, I wasn't too impressed but I didn't expect that fragrance to be found again. Another interesting thing is that there,s no any information about this Puma edition in new bottles... Anyway, I actually liked it. Seems too sweet in the beginning with going in a lighter side , but those sugar mauve notes still chase me)). Every perfume always calls for some associations , but I've not made my decision yet.

In my memory this is the scent of Spring 2005, I was nearing the end of high school, preparing myself for the final exams. I was standing exactly on the treshold of adulthood and I could sense that things are going to change (even if I've had no direction at all). I used this fragrance a lot, it was such a mood booster, uncomplicated, airy, light and joyful scent for a teenager. All I remember was a mix of freesia and raspberries with powdery quality. It had no dimensions, zero depth but I enjoyed its uncomplicated, immature vibe. In general it didn't match me - as most things I've experimented with by that point, especially my clothing style or black hair dye - but it's a part of growing up - isn't it?

An innocent raspberry and cassis twist for a very girl. This perfume was (discontinued) pure comfort, like a wink from a Disney princess. * My personal story * This is the first perfume I ever owned. I turned 14 (2006) and can still remember vividly where I was when my parents gave it to me. I lost my father in 2017 due to lung cancer, so I write this with a bit of struggle remembering the scent of this perfume... * Dupes * Will I ever find a dupe? I haven't so far. But the cassis is very prominent in this one, so if you like that, you might wanna try Si (edp for womenz) by Georgio Armani. It's not as innocent smelling, but you might also like that one.