Tokyo Bloom

I like a lot this scent notwithstanding it's week silage. It's a reasonably green, reasonably fresh and very natural fragrance. It's a basil I was looking for in Escada magnetism (I was so disappointed BTW). And dandelion is so amazing lasting from the first to the last minute of the scent live. Even if you never smelled dandelion before you know it is there from the first sniff. The fragrance is not sweet but nevertheless dandelion is delicious with the woods layer completing the last and final touch of this rounded fragrance. I do not notice jasmine and black current there maybe because I have the habitude such notes result in sweet outcome. I need to study to reconsider these notes again in Tokyo bloom comparing to standards already set in my brain by other mainstream all public accessible perfumes. I find this scent on the first place comfortable and reassuring. It is good for wearing during warm weather. The lasting power in about 6-7 hours. It is a very good fragrance tending to feminine vibe. I classified it in my "love" category.

Sparkling and vernal...paradise in a bottle. That is the highest appraisal I have ever given to a fragrance. You cannot imagine how astonished was I when I see it was not citrus notes but dandelion on the pyramid.But later I found it definately not that simple.It is much more than a fragrance that similar to some citrus cologne.The dandelion note has a very soft and green aroma, but not in a way that grass or lily-of-the-valley or ivy has, it has a tiny bit of sweetness, somehow resembles bergamot or grapefruit. However, the characteristic that interest me is the dandelion (or maybe sth else) has a very weak dryness, which is quite similar to the mastic/lentisk that Corsica Furiosa/Phaedon Lentisque have.This special dryness, combined with the green side of dandelion, make the whole fragrance absolutely perfect.BTW I guess I shall thank the basil and black currant too. The only shortcoming is the longevity.Maybe just an hour. Damn I don't f-ing care about this,TO HELL WITH THE LONGEVITY! -

First impressions here.. The name and the bottle describe this scent well. I’m a huge fan of green fragrances. I arrived at this one because I love Mugler Cologne/Come together, 78 Vintage Green, and Versace Versense. To me, the opening is identical to Come Together. As it dries I definitely get the blooming dandelion. May be full bottle worthy if it doesn’t turn too feminine on my skin like Versense, and if it can be had at a discount under a hundred bucks. So far I’m loving it. Will be perfect for spring/summer. If you’re into green, get a decant. Will give it some more wears and report back. Scent is 10/10, but sadly longevity and performance are an issue as with most of these lighter scents. Might try spraying like 10 sprays or the rest of my decant in hair and on clothes to see what happens. Will probably be better off just getting a backup of Mugler, but would have to get a good deal on a full bottle of Tokyo Bloom to purchase.

Are you wearing D&G Light Blue? that's what I ususally get. NO! Thinking in my mind how brainwashed (or should I say nosewashed??) people are. Even if I say the name of the perfume they will only say: Oh, it smells really nice..! Anyway, Tokyo Bloom is a fantastic scent for spring and summer, and probably it works wonders during the cold winter days when you need to find something that resemble the warm days. It's a green fragrance, clean and fresh. At some point it may be on the feminine side but it stays almost on the unisex track. I can smell more than anything else Dandelion, basil and musk. but the musk appears during the dry down. I like it and I recommend it, probably it wouldn't turn your world upside down, but for sure it will make your day brighter!

I wasn't sure if I would like this or not, since many green scents seem to synthetic and harsh for me. But I love this. I really think it's the dandelion that pulls this one through. It does have a spicy, smooth smell to me. I smell summer and the smell of a wonderful garden, not that of a city. So, I do agree with sherapop. I can see the rural Japan more clearly. It reminds me a bit of a garden area in Dazaifu (even though there were no dandelions present). I find this to be a unique fragrance, and it was so hard to initially evaluate. It's one of my favorites that I've come across. I didn't have too big of an issue with longevity, but I can see where some would be disappointed. I got about 2 hours before I had to really focus to get the scent.

So refreshing! I can actually smell the Dandelion, but thanks to the other ingredients, the bitterness of this flower is toned down. Is green at the opening, then more floral. I'm a guy, and I really wouldn't mind to wear this perfume. I know this is a unisex fragrance, but still I consider Tokyo bloom a little on the feminine side. Truly fantastic. It's like a perfect day. Update: I tested today at work, I applied the perfume around 1pm and is 10:25 pm and I can still smell it, close to my skin, but still impressive. 9.5 hours, not bad at all (I'm a guy, hairy arms, which is a plus since I discovered that hair increases the longevity of most fragrances, at least on me!).

Why this gorgeous beautiful scent should have such a weak performance. This is a real uplifting scent ,very fresh citrusy and floral specially dandelion.the only weakness is the performance , so don’t rush to buy it on first sniff , sample first. Unless you love this scent do not bother yourself buying a FB as you might be disappointed . by no means I judge the scent which is perfect however about performance I am not so sure.Its not satisfactory imho. Age:+25 3.5/5 (scent is 4.5 and performance is 2.5) Casual Spring days Weak longevity and projection.

mmmm!!! this is what i imagine "aquatic" scents to smell like. then i smell an actual aquatic perfume and usually recoil. but this one-- even though aquatic isn't listed as a note-- is exactly my fairy, watery aquamarine dream smell come to life. soft and bright, like light sparkling on a clear pool. a calming green floral that never gets screechy, sharp or overwrought.

The best green scent I've ever smelled but the longevity is terrible, barely last for an hour on clothes.

It's wonderful fresh green and suitable for spring and summer .i love it from first spray.

Verdant spicy (basil) floral with a comfy musky base. Really unique and lovely.

I really wish there were a "meh" option rather than just "love," "like," and "dislike." I actually do like the scent, but it lasts about 15 minutes before it completely disappears. This is true for me even after reapplying. I'm not exaggerating. I'm writing this review because I'm very reluctantly marking it "dislike." The scent is nice, green, fresh, clean - but not spectacular enough to bother applying it all day. I don't usually wear "nice green fresh" scents, though, so you might like it better than I do - but I'm certain you can do better for less money. I'm sorry I can't say "you should try this instead" because I don't swim much in that part of the ocean of fragrance, but I'm happy to see what others recommend in its place. EDIT: Changed it to "like" because I can use this sample I have to unsweeten certain white florals that need it - hopefully it works long enough to get past annoying opening blasts in other fragrances. :)

Tokyo Bloom really smells like dandelions and basil, so green and refreshing and a little uncommon. It has a nice powdery texture so it doesn't turn into an aggressively grassy scent or a screeching green floral, which I really appreciate. This is not a complex fragrance, but nevertheless interesting. It's not quite my style, I was hoping for a Tokyo vibe which I just don't get here and usually prefer my green scents to be more fruity. But I like it and would recommend it to anyone looking for a soft green scent, regardless of gender. Even though I think it's more suitable for the warmer seasons it still smells nice on my colder skin right now (in November), so it doesn't need heat to unfold like some other summery freshies. It might be a little overpriced for what it is, but that always depends on your personal taste and budget.

Tokyo Bloom is a zippy, watery yellow/green. Very pleasant and fresh. The predominant note is the dandelion, which I had not smelled in a fragrance before this. The dandelion comes out with a citrusy bite that's a bitter yellow, like the pith of a lemon, but in a vegetal way. The dandelion is supported here by an uplifting whitish floral note (mostly what I assume is the cyclamen, with just a hint of jasmine) and the "higher" notes of basil. I don't get much of the black currant, but there is an underlying tartness I think is attributable to that note. Some lingering sense of aldehydes, but not in an overly soapy way. Disappointed that it's the nature of bright green fragrances to dissipate all too quickly, and Tokyo Bloom is no different. But for the time it's here, it's a lovely, uplifting summer scent. 9/10.

Tokyo Bloom opens with a clear burst of green—like freshly crushed leaves or the scent of grass under the sun. While the name doesn’t strongly connect to Tokyo itself, the “bloom” part is well expressed. It feels like the beginning of spring, when plants start to sprout and flowers are just about to open. The scent is mostly linear. It starts with basil’s green sharpness, blended gently with a soft touch of cyclamen, and dries down to a clean, skin-like musk. Though it’s an EDP, both projection and longevity are quite short—about 1 to 2 hours on skin, maybe a bit longer on clothes. Still, that fleeting quality has its charm. It’s like a spring breeze—light, fresh, and gone before you know it, but leaving behind a quiet memory of the season’s beauty.

"Tokyo Bloom" perfectly encapsulates the delicate, dewy freshness of Spring. Crisp galbanum and minty basil impart a breath of clean morning air, carrying with it the hazy, pollen-tinged perfume of jasmine blossoms and dandelions. A faint blackcurrant note adds a tart, green, juicy sweetness, forming the depiction of a sunshine-soaked garden, with budding cherry trees waiting to burst into bloom. It's a shame, however, that much like spring blossoms, the perfume is so transparent and fleeting it's hard to justify the price tag. 30 mins is all I get out of this. So while I would enjoy wearing "Tokyo Bloom", I probably wouldn't pay for it.

I'm not huge on green fragrances, so for me to like, own, and wear this is quite the endorsement for me. As others have mentioned, the dandelion is present and supported by a basil note, yet the basil isn't too loud nor is it foody. There is a citrus-adjacent sparkliness and levity in the opening, which tapers off and whispers in the background, a supporting player to the lively green mid notes. I find this to be a sunny, uplifting, light, green scent and it's a favorite for the hot days when everything feels too heavy, but, for me, it's my favorite for the gym.

A very fresh, aquatic, green floral. The opening is basil-forward, then it moves into a dewy, lily of the-valley like impression; though jasmine is listed, so I’d frame it as ultra-clean white florals with zero indolic pull, blending seamlessly into the green/aquatic structure. The base is crisp woody. This scent captures spring perfectly: peaceful, green, watery, and calm. Tag(s): green aromatic, fresh, aquatic, dewy white florals, serene

یله بر نازکای چمن رها شده باشی پا در خنکای شوخ چشمه‌ئی، و زنجره زنجیره بلورین صدایش را ببافد. در تجرّد شب واپسین وحشت جانت ناآگاهی از سرنوشت ستاره باشد، غم سنگینت تلخی ساقه علفی که به دندان می‌فشری. هم‌چون حبابی ناپایدار تصویر کامل گنبد آسمان باشی و روئینه به جادوئی که اسفندیار. مسیر سوزان شهابی خطّ رحیل به چشمت زند، و در ایمن‌تر کنج گمانت به خیال سست یکی تلنگر آبگینه عمرت خاموشی درهم شکند. Ahmad Shamlou( 1925 - 2000 )

On the first spray, I get a big whiff of triplal, which is an aromachemical used to create green notes. However, after a minute or two this starts translating to the listed dandelion with its crushed butteriness in a nice way. Its a very modern and young fragrance but nice as that. Not much sillage, quite intimate and very light, but lovely. Teenage fragrance but nice. I can just see the dandelions in the park.