Lost Cherry

"Sweet sixteen, and we had arrived Baby's table dancin' at the local dive Cheerin' our names in the pink spotlight Drinkin' cherry schnapps in the velvet night.." ~ 'This Is What Makes Us Girls', Lana Del Rey One of the things I really love about both music and fragrance is the way in which both can create a time capsule in our minds, meaning that at any point in the future, should you hear or smell either kind of 'blast from the past', you will be mentally transported back to the time and place you forever associate it with. Both the song 'This Is What Makes Us Girls' and the fragrance 'Lost Cherry', take me back to that point in time when I was on the cusp of adulthood. When everything seemed possible and nothing was off limits. There comes a time in every girl's life when she realises that she has become visible to the opposite sex...and whilst we seem to live in a different time now (in regards to interactions between guys & girls) back in 1996 I was 16 years old and VERY much aware of the affect I could have on a guy. Push-up bras, make-up, low-cut-tighter-fitting tops, a knowing smile and the "accidental" brushing up against a dude, could have them eating out of the palm of my hand. And of course, I wasn't on my own. I moved in a group of other girls the same age as me. We were like a tribe of blossoming vixens, ready to wield our newly burgeoning sexuality like the weapon we were learning it could become. But we were still at the point of exiting adolescence, so like newborn foals that haven't quite mastered the art of walking, so too we tottered on our ridiculously high heels; all of us taking care not to appear gauche as we learned to navigate this new world of seduction. But naturally, we didn't always get it right. There were heartbreaks, stupid decisions, ridiculous behaviour and the inevitable nights that ended with at least one of us collapsed, drunk, in a heap, on a pavement or a bench, in tears: "There she was, my new best friend High heels in her hand, swayin' in the wind While she starts to cry Mascara runnin' down her little Bambi eyes "Lana, how I hate those guys" ~ 'This Is What Makes Us Girls', Lana Del Rey Lost Cherry, to me, isn't just a fragrance that one wears to smell a certain singular way. The scent evolves from the moment you spray it onto your wrist, dipping and rising and changing from moment to moment. The opening is a rich, almost medicinally alcoholic, boozy cherry liqueur. That's the drinks we'd have at home, pre-loading before going out to hit the pubs. Then, it's a sweeter, almond note with a touch of floral - reminiscent of pan-stick, drugstore face-powder and the perfumes we'd drench ourselves in before heading out, in an attempt to appear super sophisticated, lol. Then, the whole thing starts to smell intoxicating. That heady mixture of booze, maraschino cherries, lipstick, perfume and a little tobacco smoke...because back then everyone smoked and you could do so in pubs without fear of recrimination. (Both me and my BFF then both loved the smell of cigarette and cigar smoke on a man - especially when paired with the scent of brandy, rum or whisky, lol). At this point though, some muskiness kicks in. Not too much, but just enough to evoke the sensation of bodies pressed close together, snogging in the back bar. Get your coat love, you've pulled! As the smell starts to calm down and settle a little, the last note I get from 'Lost Cherry' is rubber...and I can't help but think that this is Tom Ford's eyebrow-raised, knowing sense of humour. Because as every sensible young girl out on the pull should know...the losing of one's cherry, should indeed result in the use of a "rubber", lol! I genuinely believe that TF created this fragrance around the notion of sexual maturation - and not that he just wanted to create a cherry perfume with the name being a suggestive afterthought. The entire performance of 'Lost Cherry' is like a distinct reminder of what it meant to be young, fierce, sweetly-seductive and venturing across the Rubicon, leaving the territory of virginity to dwell in a more adult realm. When you're young and you think you know it all, you put yourself out there and you have to learn about the world, by experiencing everything for yourself. 'Lost Cherry' really evokes strong feelings of that time for me. That time when me and a group of my friends suddenly found ourselves to be the latest upcoming 'hot commodity' in the dating market and were determined to do it all our way. A year later and we'd look back on that first foray into the adult world, with some embarrassment and a wistfulness that - even after only 12 months - had us knowing we could never go back there. Those friendships petered out over time. Some moved away, some went to university, some got married, some had kids. But I'll never forget those first intoxicating days of feeling like a 'grown-up', discovering the world of adult relationships for the first time. Tom Ford has created a time machine in 'Lost Cherry' (for me at least) and I thank him for making a truly gorgeous, enjoyable fragrance that does more than just sit on my wrist smelling good. It does what all great fragrances does. It evokes emotions. And for that Mr Ford, I am truly grateful. "The prettiest in-crowd that you had ever seen Ribbons in our hair, and our eyes gleamed mean A freshmen generation of degenerate beauty queens And you know somethin'? They were the only friends I ever had We got into trouble and when stuff got bad I got sent away, I was wavin' on the train platform Cryin' 'cause I know I'm never comin' back THIS is what makes us girls" ~ Lana Del Rey 🍒

Tom Ford Lost Cherry quickly became an icon of modern perfumery, a perfume that was able to ride (and create) the gourmet cherry trend. A Journey into the "Forbidden". Lost Cherry is a fragrance that plays on contrasts: the innocent sweetness of the fruit and the sinful darkness of the liqueur. The Opening: The Cherry "Punch". As soon as you spray it, the perfume explodes with a juicy and lifelike black cherry. The bitter almond note is fundamental here: it gives that typical smell of cherry stone or amaretto, making the fragrance immediately sophisticated and not "childish". The liqueur adds a thick, syrupy texture. The Heart: Floral Depth. After about 15-30 minutes, the initial freshness fades to give way to a velvety plum and a very discreet floral bouquet. The Turkish rose and jasmine do not make the perfume "flowery" in the classic sense, but serve to give body and mature elegance to the heart of the perfume. The Fund: Heat and Resins The true magic of Louise Turner emerges in the background. While the cherry remains like an echo, the skin is enveloped in a warm and spicy base. Tonka bean and vanilla create a creamy trail, while Peruvian balsam and benzoin give a resinous and almost smoky touch. Sandalwood and patchouli prevent the fragrance from becoming overly cloying. Gender: Perfectly unisex. On a woman it is seductive and mysterious; on a man the woody and alcoholic part emerges more, making it very intriguing. Seasonality: It gives its best in autumn and winter. The cold allows the spicy and sweet notes to release without being overwhelming. Occasion: It is an evening, date or special event perfume. It has a "noir" and lustful character. One of the best cherry yields ever created. Price: Very high (Private Blend line). Versatility: Elegant but with a "rebel" touch. Persistence: On many skins it tends to fade after 4-5 hours. Compliment Getter: Attracts a lot of attention. Sillage: It projects a lot at first, then it becomes a "skin" scent. Lost Cherry is a masterpiece of balance between the gourmand (sweet) and the oriental (spicy). It is a fragrance that does not want to go unnoticed, ideal for those looking for an invisible accessory that conveys security and sensuality. If you love almond and liqueur notes, it is an almost obligatory purchase, despite the duration not always being excellent compared to the cost.

You slip out the door as you're already late. Your tights are new, a fancier brand than the ones you usually get from the department store, recommended by the new partner at your job. You blast jumpy, moody music the whole drive to get your energy up and try to convince yourself this is a good idea. He's older, handsome enough, but as the dinner wears on you struggle to get past his defenses. You smell like one of those cordial cherries they serve at Christmas, which he would find out if he got close enough. You get along better with the perky blonde waitress whose cigarette-fissured cleavage sits at your eye level. You take a smoke break with her outside while he takes a call. He picked his phone up frantically the second it rang, hoping you wouldn't see the photo of a smiling woman and two children on his home screen, but you already knew from the tan line on his left hand that you won't be going back to his. The drive home smells like a sex-drenched waste of a disguise. //I really, really love this scent. It's the genre-definer for cherry perfumes for a reason. I put this on when I'm trying to step into a more sophisticated, maybe slightly dangerous version of myself that doesn't fully exist yet. The proportions are perfect, it lasts longer than many other cherry scents, and nothing smells better.// Theme song: Slackerbitch by Placebo Pair with: a sheer top, a pleather skirt, and a lychee martini you pretend isn't bitter (you sniff your wrist surreptitiously as a chaser)

Love at first sniff. This gem is so well formulated I can smell each individual scent profile as it dries on the skin. It is far from linear. My initial sniff is the most beautiful ripe bing cherry. Not a synthetic cherry, nor is it that sweet nauseating maraschino cherry. The amaretto comes forward right after buoying the cherry by a warm liqueur. At the heart is still a sumptuous cherry that leans more in the tart, unripe side. The rose works so well with it that instead of turning it into a freshie, it fully embraces the warm of the liqueur and melds seamlessly. Oddly enough I get more of the plum on the dry down. Between the warming spices and the wood scents, the dry down on my skin is very reminiscent of a spiced mulled wine, better known as Glühwein. The cherry follows throughout and I’m here for it. I could definitely see a gentleman wearing the scent. I would like to see how it smells on my husband, but I don’t want him stealing it. 😂 Btw, you can find this beauty pretty cheap if you know where to look, for all those that wouldn’t drop full price on it. As far as longevity, one spray on my wrists lasts as a skin scent for 6-8 hours. Spraying a few sprays on skin and clothing lasts for 12+ hours. Silage leaves about a 6 ft scent trail for several hours after initial spray, after I’d say about a 3 ft scent trail for the filling 8 hrs.

I activated my account just to review this perfume, mind it I don't have still. This perfume smells like you are very rich and you are strolling through the billionaires row or fifth avenue in Manhattan and you just stumble into a liquor store. Expensive, rich, tasty cherry liquor, but all of a sudden the store caught on fire and everything is flammable and you smell the smoke. But, to top it, you just run off the store and someone opens a can of amarena cherry from Trader Joe's and you smell this hint of cherry with smoke still in your nose. This masterpiece is a perfect blend between English and French perfumery styles: English perfumes tend to smell like the thing you read, in this case Cherry. It really does smell like cherry, amarena cherry specifically. But then it comes the lost, because it gets lost in this smokey balsamic smell. The French part comes from the potent and unexpected blend of smells that create this very specific atmosphere. I love this creation, wish I had money to buy it, but it is indeed too expensive. For now, I'll keep smelling it at my local Sephora every time I'm near. This perfume smells like rich, expensive, NYC nepobaby, but it is very strong, you need to have confidence to wear this, it is not shy at all and will make people look at you, either from lust or disgust.

This was one of the first TF scents that got me hooked. 20$ grey market haul of about 8 TF scents , batch coded etc most probably clever fakes or as genuine as those who claim their longevity is short. Such is my case with these bottles but they smell amazing. I have bought clones sice and some are really on the money while others miss the mark. You can't deny whatever formula TF is using , they have some great scents. So this is about 10 sprays on skin and another 4 on my undershirt . This is first and foremost a nice tart yet sweet cherry. Not overly sweet so that it's like the scent of fruit versus fruit candy. There's a kitchen sink of notes in this so I will say the cherry plum plum liqueure are front and center. It's just so nice you wanna live in it and enjoy being in life's bowl of cherries. It smells cherry clean with slight creaminess to it. I dont get much wood or patchouli but I really love this weak juice. My fave is cherry smoke. I ended up getting clones of oud wood, ebene fume ,cherry smoke . rose prick and f**king fabulous. I am thinking of getting a clone of this.

I recently marched myself (pale, mushroom-like, undersocialised) to my local old rich lady department store and to my delight was able to sample Lost Cherry. Reader, I was shocked by how much my social skills had disintegrated since the onset of lockdown (I kept reciting fragrance factoids at the poor woman working the Tom Ford section) and delighted I tell you, absolutely delighted by this cherry-pie-and-cough-syrup scent. It starts out like a wonderful hybrid between cherry pie and a Bakewell tart - Twin Peaks meets the Great British Bake Off - and then somehow moves straight to synthetic, medicinal cherry. I adored it. However, the rumours are true; the longevity is less than ideal. I also got some weird fishy amines at around hour 3, but they subsided quickly. Wear this while you poison your third husband with cyanide - it will mask the scent, and wears off quickly enough that the police won't be able to track you via sillage.

I always have to laugh when I read a review about a fragrance that's negative and the person then foists they're opinion onto others, ie: "if you want to smell like sour amaretto, low quality booze etc., etc., etc. then that's your problem, but as for me and my above average tastes or likes, I will not stand for this blah, blah, blah." Neroli smells indolic to me, no matter the concentration, it's how my brain interprets that molecule. Thus, Neroli is hard for me to wear. But I would never assume that everyone else perceived it like that . Ugh, sorry, pet peeve. I tested Lost Cherry and Bitter Peach last week, both on skin and paper. Really liked both, sat on it and then Harrods online ran $100 off each bottle so I bought. I'm excited. Lost Cherry is soft, sweet cherries, spices, a little boozy and lovely almond. I love the La Petite Robe Noire line from Guerlain, so this isn't a stretch. I'm going to enjoy every last drop.

I adore this perfume. It's definitely a female fragrance, not unisex like most TF ones. I'd say it performs well as a nighttime perfume for most seasons. The cherry note is hyperrealistic, it is the only cherry perfume I have found that actually has good longevity on the cherry front for over 8 hours, even on skin. After trying many of the dupes and finding every single one either disappointing in longevity or in similarity in general, I have to say this is worth the price. It is the perfect cherry fragrance for anyone who's not a teenager and is into a less artificial cherry scent. It's sexy, it's timeless, it is exactly what it sets itself out to be. I love it so much that I know I won't stand not having it in my collection when I eventually run out, which is a shame for my wallet. If you want a gourmand or are a typical gourmand person but are looking for a sexier, nighttime, grown-up scent, this it definitely it.

Deep sweet fresh cherries and warm vanilla. Dark and bright at the same time somehow. Lost Cherry is nostalgic, comforting, moody and beautiful. 🍒❤️🔥 When I wear this I feel both melancholic and soothed. It's like listening to Fiona Apple's Tidal album, or Lana Del Rey. I'm a fan of both. Wounded, poetic... The first time I smelled this in Sephora it stood out for me. It was very unique (before all the dupes) rich and delicious! It smells like real cherries, nothing medicinal in my opinion. I love it! It's perfect for autumn evenings, but I'd wear this all year because I live on the Oregon Coast. The temperatures are mild, rarely ever too warm, and almost never hot. I don't love the cost per ounce obviously! It's ridiculous, so I will be trying Ambery Cherry by Dossier. I have a cute itty-bitty mini of Lost Cherry now. I hope to get a full sized bottle eventually even though the price is absurd.

First and foremost: it's way overpriced. If you are able to find a good dupe, please, I'm open to suggestions. This being said, I adore Lost Cherry with my whole heart, and I couldn't imagine myself going out for a girl's night without it on me. Some people said it's not long-lasting, and I would agree if this judgment were solely based on the price, but it's rather long-lasting compared to most fragrances on the market, even those in the €100-ish price range. As I said, it's NOT worth the price. It shouldn't cost more than your average Carolina Herrera or Dolce&Gabbana if the prices were based on longevity and sillage. But still... You will smell like a cherry, and people will compliment you about it, and when layered with twenty minutes of smoking outside... C'est la crème de la crème. As far as cherries go, it doesn't get better than this.

When I read people saying this fragrance doesn't last on them, I get so happy, because I'm the type of person in which perfumes, even the ones I love, don't last shit on, not even the "strong" ones. And then there's this, inoffensive cherry fragrance, and it lasts all day ^.^ Miracles of pH I guess. Anyways, as for the scent: SCENT: It smells EXACTLY like the delicious, mouth watering, tart, firm, crunchy, explosively luscious red cherries you can put in Brandy to become brandied cherries and are usually given as a appetizer in the most high end parties. To me, that's basically it, brandy and cherries, and that's perfectly fine. I do like complex fragrances, but here, there's no need for more, brandied cherries is such a luscious, sweet and sour, not overly common scent, that I'd pay to smell it and to smell like it.

I love the scent! I've heard people said how it smelled kinda corpse-y like a cadaver, which is interesting because it is said that decomposing body release bodily fluids which somewhat smells sweet and alcoholic. I think it's a pretty interesting description, due to this perfume's note from the Cherry liqueur, Peru balsam, and the benzoin. To me, i sniffed a very hint sulfuric scent, almost like a prickle powder that's been on your grandma's shelf for 20 years. It's a very interesting and stimulating scent, and the type to make you gag if you put too much. The longevity itself is pretty moderate, but the silage just decreasing each time. Leaves you with the warmer more rounded vanillic base notes that's somehow floral and less intimidating. 8/10, not an everyday scent but worth the try

Love it, love it, love it...then it's gone! It's aptly named, because this fragrance was "lost" within about 45 minutes, even when I seriously doused myself in it. I absolutely loved it for the short while I could smell it, but I sprayed myself as I was getting ready for an event, and by the time I was ready to walk out the door I couldn't smell it at all. Worse still, none of the people I shared a ride with could smell it either. Which for me, definitely means it's not worth the money. In fact, this is one of the few times I'd consider a fragrance to be a rip-off. So glad I only bought a travel spray. Maybe it will strengthen up as it sits in the bottle, but overall this one was a huge disappointment.

Got a sampler of this and I really enjoy it. It absolutely has a "medicinal" odour, somewhat like a jar of preserved cherries opened inside an apothecary. However, I can't say I find it unpleasant. Love the dance between sophistication and Bacchus-esque fun happening in the background; I can wear this to class, out for dinner, or layered with a slightly more woody perfume for a walk very easily. I think that this is partially my own skin, but whatever saccharine artificial scent people are talking about is not present at all. Your art history professor who is really into martyred saints and wears a very dark red glossy lip every day would love this.

I decided to randomly smell this in store and oh my...I see why this is a hyped up fragrance. This is a juicy cherry dipped in syrup and cherry liqueur. I remember when cherry was the trending note, this was on everyone’s wish list. I would see if I can get a sample or a small vial- I feel like it’s not worth the expensive price point if it barely lasts a few hours (just judging based off the comments and other previous reviews). It still is a beautiful fragrance though. I have Lovefest Burning Cherry by Kayali and I think it’s not necessarily a dupe. I don’t get as much smokiness from Lost Cherry vs Lovefest which is more prominent imo.

Lost Cherry was the fragrance that made me obsessed with perfumes. It feels like having my personality bottled: seductive, playful, and at the same time dark and slightly bitter at its core. a deep cherry-red haze that feels tempting and slightly dangerous, like dark velvet soaked in ripe cherries and shadows. If it had better sillage and longevity, it would easily be my favorite. Unfortunately, it turns into a skin scent too quickly unless I layer it with oil or lotion to keep it alive for a couple of hours. yet I still crave it enough to chase even its briefest trace, because some scents are worth loving even when they refuse to stay.

I was hesitating for a very long time to buy this undeniably amazing scent. I always knew I wanted it, but I was not sure, if it was worth the high price tag. Now after I bought it, I’m still not sure it is worth the price, but anyway I’m one very happy girl that I own it, because it is an ABSOLUTELY beautiful, perfectly wearable and very attractive scent. The truth is that it even doesn’t last on my skin almost at all, but it lasts for a very long time (for about 7h) on clothes and has a good projection. So far I haven’t tried any other cherry perfume which I would find close to this one and consider buying instead of this beauty.

I don’t understand why people are saying this isn’t long lasting. I literally still smell like this until my next shower and lasts forever on clothes. Silage is great. You’ll have a delectable cloud around you. Can definitely be worn in summer but only under 28 degrees and mostly of a night time. Otherwise I can see this becoming my too cloying and nauseating. It’s the best cherry fragrance on the market. And trust me, I’ve smelled most of them hoping for something else to ‘wow’ me so I don’t have to spend so much money on TF. It’s sexy, feminine, and commands attention in a room. Ultimate cool girl fragrance. Fkn love her ❤️ 🔥

if there were no cherries left on earth and aliens somehow came to earth to ask "what the hell is a cherry" i would spray lost cherry by tom ford on their wrist, assuming that they have wrists. i don't know why it was such a shock to me to smell realistic cherries. it's a beautiful, atmospheric, natural scent. not artificial at all. it manages to be both casual and seducing at the same time. it was headache-inducing for me unfortunately. my head is literally spinning as i'm writing this and i'll see hallucinations of dancing dark cherries as i get closer to passing out. anything for fragrantica reviews

Right off the bat, the top notes are a bit sharp and medicinal- it just smelled like benzaldehyde to me at first but as it dries down, I'm getting some almost powdery notes. The synthetic sharp smell dissipates after an hour or so and the dry down is absolutely amazing. You can definitely get the rose and jasmine tones that accentuates the cherry. Very warm, a bit spicy, slightly woody- a very complex scent for sure. I wouldn't say it's a very realistic cherry but it's complex, nuanced and seductive scent. Not going to lie, it opens pretty bad like 3/10 but after an hour it's 10/10.

This fragrance is insane. Poison, medicine, resin lacquer lollipop. Full on anime hospital fantasy, weird, gory romance. I'm in lust for the cough syrup element in perfume. I'm dumb for Lost Cherry. As for imagery - think those red lollies with the scorpions inside. Dentistry fetish. 1996 Crash and 2002 Secretary. Syringe jello shots and gummy larvae (worms are too passé for the honor). Your nerdy office crush in a sexy nurse outfit, unexpected. This layered with a whiter maybe even more acidic base (for performance sake) will be my holy grail for nights of cold cold wind.

Just let this one sit. When I first got the sample I hated how medicinal it was and the longevity was BARELY 15 mins. It's been a month and a half since I first got it and it's like she turned into a whole new person. The weird synthetic medicine note has DISAPPEARED and I almost couldn't believe it lol. It's now a sour and juicy cherry that I honestly can't get enough of. I did one spray and it lasted 13 hours AND a shower. I'm so glad it lasts more now because I'd be heartbroken if I couldn't smell like this all day everyday. But the price.... :(

Ohh unfortunately so genuinely likable, sexy, dark, nutty, I understand the hype. It’s like hypnotic poison if it didn’t smell like powdery play-dough. The cherry isn’t medicinal or in your face, to me it’s a subtle nutty cherry stem paired with that vanilla almond. It has so much name recognition at this point that it’s definitely overpriced, the longevity is lacking, and I’m sure there are some great dupes out there. If it wasn't 400 a bottle I would be wearing this all winter.

at this point i'm pretty sure i have tried every dupe in existence and i'm gonna level with y'all: no one else is doing it like tom ford. every thing else just winds up being linear cherry preserves with, if you're lucky, some booziness, but only the original has that undernote of tobacco/smoke/old trenchcoat/whatever it is that keeps this from being cough syrup and makes it mystical and parisian and jaded and world-weary. there is no replacement and i've accepted that now.

This perfume is apocalyptically out of budget for me LOL, my jaw dropped when I saw the price, but I got my hands on a sample of it and like, DAMN it is nice. the cherry is so rich and warm and rounded, and somehow just gets clearer after being on for a while? Stays strong and sweet with really pleasant warm notes underneath. Maaaaybe a bit of a medicinal leaning but honestly not at all in an unpleasant way. Will definitely be keeping my eyes peeled for more samples hahah.

This right here is my one true love. I got it as a gift 6 years ago and I'm repurchasing it over and over. The opening starts with this deep cherry and almond and stays like that for 30-40min on my skin. On the dry down the liquor starts to show, but the cherry still stays. After that you're left with beautiful spices and woody notes. It's perfect for date nights or coffeeshops. Some people might not like it, but it's a winner for me. Overall 100000/10!

smelled this scent and absolutely loved it. expected it to be a more “meh” scent, but it was so good, that i bought a 10ml immediately. rocking this as a man, and even though it’s a little feminine, it still works amazingly. the sweet cherry fades in about a 2 hours, which is kinda a bummer, but the drydown still smells awesome. i wish it projected more lol. oh and grandma approves

If Lost Cherry ever feels too dry, medicinal, or simply “missing something,” try layering it with Angel’s Share. The combination transforms both scents: warm, boozy, spicy cherry with depth and richness. Think brandy-soaked dessert over sour cherry jam. I use roughly 40% Lost Cherry and 60% Angel’s Share, and it creates a completely new winter fragrance.

a little gothic? like a longing? a rainy night in the city. vampirey, nocturnal. honestly the most fuckable enby in the room. its more mature and professional than the fruity scents I usually wear, for something so mouth-watering I'd say its workplace appropriate. it's always the friends' favorite and it's my pick out of their cherry fragrances.

I adore this perfume , I used to own two bottles of it when I was a teenager and used it religiously. It smells incredible and it’s not a medicinal cherry which is great , however one thing about it is if you wear it too often it can kind of put you off since it’s such a strong fragrance but I love it nonetheless

This is a gorgeous scent. It can make anyone smell delectable and it's got this cherry Marilyn Monroe art-deco vibe going on. If you wanna smell vintagely seductive with a formula that still hits, this is the method. But it's not worth the price. It's very flirtatious and an excellent date night choice. 8.4/10

A cherry perfume for a cherry-fragrance hater. I have despised every single cherry perfume I've come across. Up until experiencing Lost Cherry. It's well-balanced, sweet, and addictive. All hope isn't lost, as they brought the very best out of this fruity note. TF might just change your mind, too.

YES I DO WANT TO SMELL LIKE A CHERRY LOLLIPOP!!!!!.... however i cannot lie and say this is the best fragrance of all time because the performance is dear awful like for the price you'd think it'd perform but no you just get 4 hours on skin at best the scent saves it so i'll give it 9.2/10

worst thing about it is how (deservedly) popular it is,, its by far the perfume i smell most on strangers walking by town., and most of them aren't even hot vampires! which really breaks the illusion for me. maybe its because of its instantly recognizable scent profile and its 100 dupes.

The perfect cherry scent. It’s everything I hoped it would be. I’m not sure why it’s getting so much hate? It’s not a medicinal cherry to my nose at all. The pleasant cherry almond dry down had me sniffing my wrists all day. The scent was still there the next morning. 10/10

Smells very syrupy but not in a sickening way. I really love this one and enjoyed wearing it layered with Tobacco Vanille as well, actually. There's already a mulling spices note in the Lost Cherry that pairs well with the rootbeer-ish smell that I get from TF TV.

When I tried it for the first time, I immediately got hooked up. The cherry and almond make it so sweet it feels to me like a feminine fragrance that I would wear. I wore it for a few days but nobody didn't notice it. I thought it was strong but it isn't.

I love this perfume. It makes me incredibly happy the moment I spray on my skin, but I’m disappointed that I’ve never received a compliment when wearing it. It brings me joy, so I’ll finish my bottle. Most likely will not repurchase given the price.

Approach with caution!!!!. This scent doesn't ask for attention; it demands it. It’s sharp, aggressive, and unapologetic. Wear it only if you’re prepared for the consequences, because once they get close, you might get bitten (in a good way).

Sampled this at a local store and while the fragrance itself smells beautiful, by the time I was home a few hours later it was entirely gone. Unfortunately not worth the price point since the longevity is horrible :/

It has a vanilla-almond scent with a sweet, fruity cherry note. A pleasant, feminine fragrance. I don’t think the colour of the bottle matches the scent. I think a beige or cream-coloured bottle would be better. 9/10

wow i cant believe this was the fragrance i wore in high school. i love to layer this with a lot of different things. smells sooooo good on my skin chemistry, it smells boozy, this layered w angel share omg.

i love this and it smells like embalming fluid and that's exactly why i love it went to see a movie and kept catching whiffs off my wrist when i was eating candy the entire movie. so it lasts me a good while

I was worried at first when the bottle smelled like Amaretto. I was pleasantly surprised to smell cherry and almond on my skin for nearly the whole day. Too sweet for hot days, but lovely and memorable.

This smells amazing, very cherry, but oh boy hella expensive. thankfully the super heavy boozy opening is a bit too much for me so i can use that as a justification to not purchase this perfume.

absolute compliment getter. is it a bit uncreative and flat? yes, nothing new ,really but smells so good id fuck the bottle if i could. One of my first proper perfumes.

Want to smell like maraschino cherries while still smelling like sex appeal? This is the fragrance for you. Sadly it's expensive but Tom Ford knows what he has...

ahhh my sweet lost cherry... addicting and luscious cherry liqueur open note, and nice almondy dry down. that being said, performance makes me wanna cry.

This is a natural date night scent. It doesn’t compete with scents you would find in a restaurant. It’s richly sexy and an easy reach for the evening.