Ylang Ylang Blossom

Agree 100% with @stephanienwc below. This is similar to the opening of Gucci Bloom Profumo di Fiori (yellow bottle) which is my all time favourite fragrance. Utterly obsessed. blooming yellow-white flowers with a hint of green. Sparkly. Like champagne. The aquatic feel some of you have mentioned is solar in nature... but where GBPdF dries down to a sweet slightly indolic jasmine. It is a gorgeous spring/summer scent. Indoles show up more in the heat. When I compare this directly to Gucci Bloom PDF, this one comes across as synthetic and girly... but I think i prefer it. There is a huge scent bubble that garners a lot of compliments for the first few hours. It then dries down to a skin scent although it still radiates. Every time I swing my hair, the scent engulfs me again. I’m utterly obsessed.

This smells like an expensive yellow flower + Tuberose perfume. Pleasantly surprised. I picked myself up a bottle for $30 CAD. A steal! Edit: just figured out which expensive perfume this smells like - Gucci Bloom Profumo di Fiori! And I see that other people thought the same as well.

I was hoping that this might be an unfound dupe for Lolita Lempicka L'aime A La Folie (which it's not). That's okay, though because I love this perfumey ylang beauty. It has an appeal of its own and I'm planning on always having a bottle in my possession. Rating: 🍒🍒🍒🍒🍒 Cruelty free 🐾

I love Ylang scents and I coincidentally tried this one and it was love at first sight. Extremely affordable price point for the longevity and sillage. Will see how this does in winter, but right now I like the smell even though it's 40 degrees outside.

Quite nice. What I would call a floral tea scent; light, subtle, inoffensive, intimate. I want to layer this with a fresh fruit scent. Note: for a moment upon spraying it did give me air freshener vibes. Lasted maybe 7 hours and was skin scent for about 3 of those hours. Note: light scents usually last longer on my skin than most other people.