Flowerbomb Eau de Toilette

Age: 24 Skin: normal-oily. Medium brown. Preferences: Fruity, vanilla, watery, sweet, citrus (Will update) Perfume nose: amateur best season autumn/winter day/night night the age of the woman who wears it 20- 30 the persona of the woman who wears it youthful bubbly flirty mischievous, resilient. This perfume has an amazing staying power and warm drydown thats why i suggested it as nightwear. when sprayed on clothes it has an orangey peppery smell which is very fresh smelling and a slight hint of rose and jasmine so for those who was expecting flowerbomb to resemble something similar to a bouquet(flower) being thrown at your face(bomb) may be disappointed. when sprayed on the skin i get this initial smell of licorice, orange and abit of pepper(warm spice to compliment the cashmere woods not a guyish pepper) but then to me it dries down into orange, vanilla and candy with a hint of tea im not too sure like the youngest green tea you can get ooh ooh and something very nice i cant quite get my finger on and that intriguing tea smell takes it away from your typical sweet sticky scent. yummy! ^.^ it just cooks so well on my skin makes a rainy day a nice happy day =D For those who like to give their nose more of a journey this ones for you! it goes from cool and fresh to warm and inviting and it makes wearing light pinks, floral floaty patterns warm beiges and white knits, just that much sexier! its light and pretty not dark and mysterious strange thing i was lighting my fire and my hand smelt like smoke- it even smells great mixed with the smoke strange huh? brings the patchouli out of it =o 12 hours after applying it i get the nicest softest vanilla with a tiny tiny hint of leather or money which adds to the vanilla really quite resilient the woman to wear this wants something different, she is youthful but wants to be more of a woman now, she is the type of woman you want to get to know as she is bubbly and flirtatious but plays it at the right pace. then her mischievous side comes out "do you want to get out of here" only so she can bring all of attention to you. resilience? shes the type of woman who gets right back into it for those wanting to gamble away into a semi expensive perfume if you are young this is not such a gamble IMO other expensive perfumes such as (shh not telling-email me) aged me up so much i went from 24 to 34 and being a student i can not make that expected lifestyle around my perfume especially in my situation.... lol. its a standalone perfume without the need for a convertible or pearls and a LBD Hello from new zealand!

This is a fine, well-crafted fragrance, the kind that's suited to any occasion and, in my opinion, almost as beautiful as its older sister, the EDP. A bit brighter, more citrusy, spicier, and somehow slightly leathery due to the pink pepper featured here, it carries the same Finest Earl Grey tea vibe as the EDP, even though the tea note isn't listed in the pyramid. I also think this version contains the same powdery orchid found in the EDP, which gives it a velvety touch. Although the rose is less prominent here, this version retains the sweet floral character we know and love. It also has good staying power, though its sillage is softer than that of the EDP. I owned this fragrance years ago and was sad to hear it had been discontinued. Unexpectedly, however, last week I was lucky enough to find it on a website in my country, and now I'm the happy owner of a new 100 ml bottle! ❤️ Update 7/12/2025: I feel an update is in order for this scent, which I still love but can no longer wear. I was almost halfway through my bottle when I started feeling queasy every time I wore it. It was late November 2022, and I experienced the same unpleasant sensation with several other fragrances that I had loved for years. To cut a long story short, I later found out that I was seriously ill. After the life I had known crumbled around me, I tried wearing this fragrance again, but I still couldn't tolerate it. So I gave my half-full bottle to my mom. She absolutely loves it. My conclusion is that we shouldn't ignore what our bodies are trying to tell us about scents we normally enjoy. Perfumes don't change that much over time. We do—sometimes drastically so, especially when a life-threatening illness is involved.

Early hours Monday morning I'm running around Faro Airport in Portugal trying to find a new perfume to take back home to Wales with me. I spray numerous scents on me. Bright Crystal, the new Escada and Flowerbomb. Bright Crystal smells great, so does cherries in the air and so does Flowerbomb! Eeeeek my flight's been called and I need to pick something urgently. I've never gone home without a new scent. I look again at the prices and cross out the Escada as I could find a better price for it here in the UK. I've also found some great deals for Bright Crystal from Amazon. I quickly pick up a 50ml bottle of Flowerbomb EDT and start my journey back home. I'm looking at it now and I'm still stunned at how beautiful the bottle is. I prefer the EDT bottle to the EDP bottle. To me the EDT smells very similar to the EDP but it starts off with a more fresh and citrusy beginning and then as it settles smells like the EDP. The lasting power is great for an EDT and last many hours on the skin and if like me, you like to over apply a perfume it will last you throughout the day. I feel glamourous and sexy wearing it and I can tell already that it's going to be kept for those special occasions. A date night or night out with the girls. I think I've found a new favourite :-)

I agree that this is a watered down version of the eau de parfum. This makes it more suitable for hot weather. But it still is a pretty warm fragrance. I myself prefer more fresh and fruity scents in hot weather (like ange ou demon le secret, be delicious fresh blossom, biotherm eau pure, acqua di gioia etc). But I guess it would be wearable in hot weather if you don't overspray. I find the eau de parfum too much for the summer. Also the character of this eau de toilette reminds me a lot of Burberry Brit eau de toilette. They are both sweet, subtle and sugary. Like a nice cookie. I own flowerbomb eau de parfum and think I like it better than the toilette. For the feeling flowerbomb eau de toilette provides I have my Brit eau de toilette which I need to finish. (But at the moment I don't like it that much anymore). Also the body lotion of flowerbomb (I think they call it 'bomblicious') is really great and worth it's money. It smells very intensely like the perfume and lasts forever! On its own it is stronger than the toilette.

The right balance of fruity and floral with a natural sweetness. The citrus notes are orange and mandarin so it does not have the usual sharpness of citrus but sweet citrus. The EDT is quite potent. I would spray lightly. It also last on me for more than 8 hours. Fresh if worn during Spring. It can become too strong if worn during hot and humid summer. I live in a hot and humid weather. This is something I prefer for indoor with air conditioning.

This is a really nice fragrance to wear. It's light and soft but definitely has presence and sophistication. The base is a watery, sweet, unoffensive floral. The pink pepper here is strong, it gives a good kick and takes the fragrance to a higher level and it is also very obvious that it is pepper smelling. I bought this blindly online and I'm glad I did. Will probably try the edp when I'm done with this. The bottle is so cute too!

Oh my god I need this in my life. I LOVE the original Flowerbomb, but its quite overpowering and in your face, which isn't really my style. This is a more toned down version. But believe me you can still smell it really well! Still smell it on my from the day before. Very heavenly scent and instantly recognisable... I know its popular and overused but I'm not sure I care.

I have also the EDP version at home but since Flowerbomb EDT appeared on the market, I prefer this one as it has a bright (almost fresh) sparkling note (probably the duel of mandarin and pink pepper makes it). Longevity is very good and compliments are guaranteed for the whole day when I wear this :)

Mix a lot of sharp patchouli with a handful of hot spices . Add a generous amount of something sugary to it. And here you go...you have Flowerbomb eau de toilette. It's one of my favourites for the cold season.

Its nice but doesnt last> i got it for christmas wanted flowerbomb extreme. It smells flowewry and fruity when sprayed. However once its on i smell the amber: patchouli vanilla and sandalwood!

just bought this & I LOVE IT to the max! very longlasting & powerful sillage...definitely recommended to everyone! a bit expensive but its worth every penny! u wont regret it ;)

My all time favourite. Bought by my husband for our wedding day. Instantly picks me up and reminds me of that sunny spring day. Feminine Sweet and Powdery. Just perfect

I like the most of the notes in it but it's a bit too sweet for my taste,can trigger my migraine easily...It very similar to 212 Sexy Carolina Herrera

Quite strangely (???) I prefer this to the EDP.. Maybe because of the mentioned sourness I love it more, it's much fresher for my tastes. Want!

This is like a watered down orange soda scent compared to the EDP - yes, it's lighter and fresher but it has no character like the EDP.

sweet, floral, sophisticated and very feminine. absolutely love it. my signature.

Nice enough scent for a floral. Not worth the ton of cash you pay to get it.

Oh! love,love,love!!!! this is the best in my collection:)

08/30/2016 I don't know why but I was expecting for this edt to smell a little different from the edp but to my delight and nose they smell very close! Amber floral fresh delight! I like it lets see if this lasts on my skin! Fx! 9/20/16 So here's my update after wearing this quite a bit! I have to say I smell the peppery note in the opening a lot more then when I first got it that with the amber and patchouli note and the soft florals remind me of a freshly sharpened pencil in the best possible way. To be quite honest it smells just like Elizabeth Arden Untold Eau Leagre and since I just picked up a 1.7fl oz bottle of that for 9.99 at TJMaxx I can't justify buying this for $114! Still love it and it will be a joy to wear this fall and winter season a long with my EA Untold EL!

Flowerbomb EDP was my first fragrance, and despite now being a very fussy fragrance collector I never get sick of good ol' Flowerbomb. I have been spritzing on the EDT whenever I pass a department store or chemist lately and it has reminded me how much I miss wearing it. I think I may prefer the EDT, there is something slightly aqueous, and more of a fresh white floral-ish sort of feel to it. I also find that the longevity and sillage is not too different from the EDP. The trouble with the EDP is that I have been exposed to over sprayers of this fragrance and so I am aware of how cloying it can be. Overall the EDT and EDP are actually extremely similar. I like both but the EDT is perhaps slightly easier to wear.