Peach Glow Eau de Parfum

This isn't a clone for Bitter Peach, I don't think I'd even call it an "inspired by" fragrance, BUT they do bear some resemblance. To me the peach note specifically has been rendered in the same way: Peach Glow isn't a fluffy, airy white peach scent - it's deep, juicy and syrupy, just like with Tom Ford. A peach at the very apex of its ripeness. Funnily enough it's not amber or praline I detect here but patchouli, making the comparisons between the two all the more apt. IMO if your favourite thing about Bitter Peach is the actual peach note and you won't miss the complexity that comes with it (I will happily carry on using this but I'm definitely still eyeing up a bottle of BP) you can save yourself A LOT of money by just picking this one up! Silage is good, so don't overspray this, you'll choke people out. Longevity is okay but not great, I tend to reapply after about 4-5 hours to amp it back up. As for occasion, I'd personally wear this all year 'round day or night - much like Bitter Peach it has a comforting warmth to it that will make it work especially well in the autumn I think! This is my first time finally trying a Zara fragrance and I'm really happy with it. I can see this being my summer staple alongside Sundazed.

As my very first perfume (and the start of my olfactory obsession) at age 5 was a peach one, I basically have to try every one on the market. 🤣. Most are painfully disappointing to me (especially Revel Peach Me and Tom Fords Bitter Peach, which was doubly disappointing as I adore lost cherry, oud wood, and several other TFs, and was literally in line the day it came out to buy it, just to start crying over the fact that I spent 250 on something that smells Uber syrupy, spicy and synthetic). For true peaches, my favorites are still Peche Cardinal and Landenberg Peche et Suede. But this one is great for a cheapie. It's got that creamy white peach vibe with the praline base. Not too sweet. Jasmine is always a great combo, and this one is well blended. I dont smell any amber myself. Longevity is just ok, but hard to complain for the price tag. Great summer fun, feeling young fragrance.

I'm shocked at how much I love this. It's a fresh, bright peach with a mildly peppery floral undertone. It doesn't smell expensive, but it's light, refreshing, and fresh. This would be a perfect, inoffensive gym scent, or a nice running around doing sunny-day errands fragrance. It reminds me a lot of Mon Paris Floral, same notes just in different balance: this one is more peachy and less floral, but very same vibe for much less money. Fun and uplifting.

Yes, this is another beauty made for ME!!! I have the Yellow Velvet, and, these two perfumes smells nearly the same, and together they are a perfect blend, YV has more of the vanilla, and this Peach Glow has the praline, the peach and grapefruit smells so fab, I proably will empty these two bottles this summer, but, no-no, proo... (madness overload), - I must try to save some precious drops for next spring and summer :))

I bought this on a whim when I visited Zara a few weeks ago. I agree with the others who said it smells sort of like a carbonated peach drink, but better. It is delicious. Smells youthful and I'm actually enjoying it quite a bit and wearing it every day since I bought it. Edit: This is one of my most complimented fragrances now. I own very expensive perfumes, yet Zara takes all the credit :)