Feerie Spring Blossom

Love it - can't say anything more!

First of all- this perfume has almost nothing in common with the regular Feerie (edt or edp), it's closer to the white Feerie. The opening is fresh, juicy, slightly fuity ( a refreshing cherry flower rain) and then comes a beautiful, big peony flower (white with some creamy accents inside - at least I "see" it like that). A big, sweet, aromatic flower swinging on a thin stem - the simplicity and the sophistication in the same time. The magnolia is present, but not dominant. The base becomes softer, the juicy sourness disappears and there comes some expensive flower powder... Maybe the musk creates this feeling. Light, careless, feminine summer pefume. Quite simple, but that's why I like it. For those days I just want to smell nice without using any stong and complex fragrances. Reminds me "Femme"( edp) by Hugo Boss. And of course- the bottle is adorable.

Nice inoffensive scent. Light magnolia and cherry blossom, fresh peony and sweet raspberry. A little soapy. Suitable for spring. Reminds me of blooming trees, just as many other spring scents. Maybe not the most outstanding one, but a great everyday scent! As a light scent the longevity and sillage might not be huge.

Pink pepper ans sweet soapy scent that smells a bit thick. Not fresh at all,just heavy and irritating.

I own all of the Feerie fragrances, and nothing compares to the original Feerie. To be completely honest, the Spring Blossom version reminds me of the Feerie Rubis version albeit less complex in terms of notes. With the Spring Blossom I get a bit of the Cherry Blossom followed by a pink pepper piledriver. I don't find this fragrance to be 'fresh' at all, nor do I find it delicate in composition. I can't get past the pink pepper and the tonka bean. Not a fan of this one at all.