Ever Bloom Sakura Art Edition

After I read "cherry" I can't unsmell it anymore. I can say the Sakura Art Edition has its own brand of sweet floral. I advise it to people who tend to like sweet, warm perfumes. I kind of wish it would last longer, as the longer it goes, the more addictively sweet it gets. I found myself wearing some before bed too as its opening helps me relax and feel... better. Got this as a Christmas gift from my mother and sister chosen by both due to it being "pleasant and suble". My first impression wasn't that suble as I'm sensitive to scents that feel pungent on my nose, and floral scents tend to do that, but I actually enjoyed how it developed on my skin overtime. My partner liked it a lot, and immediately mentioned orange blossoms when I gave him a sample. My first perfume was Amor Amor and comparing both now I can say I like this one better. I tried the original Ever Bloom at the shop and I didn't like it.

A very very nice fresh scent. Cherry, cherry blossom and honeysuckle are the most dominant notes. It's a bit sweet, but mostly very light and fresh. Reminds me of spring and blooming trees. Really love it.

Light sakura fragrance. It's light and nice. Only not sure if it's catchy.

A very, very feminine smell. Absolutely not even close to being an unisex perfume. DEFINITELY a ~sour~ cherry perfume. At first sniff after spraying I got a little bit overwhelmed because oh my, that is a very potent and sharp cherry-lipgloss-smell. After a while I can smell mostly the cherry flowers I was hoping for. Smells like bath soap or shower gel, and reminds me very much of Escada cherry in the air or something from victorias secret. Its not bad, it smells objektively good and is not screetchy. I feel like cherry candy with it on. I would not be comfortable wearing this daytime at work (i am a nurse) because the sillage is very strong from my skin and I'm worried it would be a little bit offensive. Sprayed it on my wrist an hour ago and I can still smell it like its completely up by my nose. But I think I could wear this going out drinking or on dates, because I get a dimmed lights and colorful drinks kinda vibe from it. I have only tried it at home yet but my guess is that this is the type of smell men my age (early twenties) would like. In my opinion, this would not suit an older woman (35+) or someone that likes expensive smells and luxury. Ever bloom sakura art edition is a young and fruity perfume for young women that wants to smell like they have just gotten out of the shower.

Got it at a really good deal and thinking about getting another bottle. It is quite lovely and although it reminds me a lot of Galliano - Parlez-moi d/amour encore (the light lavender bottle) or L'Occitane - Cherry Blossom, Shiseido Sakura is for sure more distinct and has more personality. I can detect the vanilla which is great, specially combined with cherry blossom, making it smell more expensive. The longevity and the silage are not the greatest, but for a spring/summer day perfume, I am happy with it.