Frequently Asked Questions about Arizona Bloom by Floral Street
How long does Arizona Bloom by Floral Street last?
Based on user reviews, Arizona Bloom by Floral Street has moderate longevity, typically lasting 4-6 hours. The longevity rating is 3.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Arizona Bloom by Floral Street?
Arizona Bloom by Floral Street has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Arizona Bloom by Floral Street?
Arizona Bloom by Floral Street was created by Jérôme Epinette.
When was Arizona Bloom by Floral Street released?
Arizona Bloom by Floral Street was released in 2020.
Is Arizona Bloom by Floral Street for men or women?
Based on user reviews, Arizona Bloom by Floral Street is a unisex fragrance that works well for all genders.
What season is Arizona Bloom by Floral Street best for?
According to user reviews, Arizona Bloom by Floral Street is best suited for Spring and Summer.
What occasions is Arizona Bloom by Floral Street good for?
Arizona Bloom by Floral Street is particularly well-suited for casual and office occasions.
Arizona Bloom is a fragrance by Floral Street. Released in 2020. Created by Jérôme Epinette. The notes are Amber, Cashmere wood, Coconut, Fig Leaf, Jasmine, Musk, Oakmoss, Pepper, Salt.
This, on my skin, is a beautiful airy, fresh, salty coconut with minimal sweetness.
It's not a coconut body lotion, it's fresh cut open with coconut water dripping.
There's a very delicate green note and a subtle and warmth from amber, but overall it's light fresh salty coconut.
Perfect delicate scent for summer. Genderless. Something to go with a warm evening and light clothes.
After several hours it's still very noticible on skin. The salty coconut remains, along with an airy, woody, slightly metallic twinge.
I've seen other commentary that this is akin to Another 13 with coconut. And a mix of rave reviews, and ones who hate it or get no coconut. Presume this is to do with Iso E Super?
The only time I've disliked an Iso E Super scent is one from ELDO that I can't recall the name off - it was far too abrasive.
This, on my skin, is a beautiful airy, fresh, salty coconut with minimal sweetness.
It's not a coconut body lotion, it's fresh cut open with coconut water dripping.
There's a very delicate green note and a subtle and warmth from amber, but overall it's light fresh salty coconut.
Perfect delicate scent for summer. Genderless. Something to go with a warm evening and light clothes.
After several hours it's still very noticible on skin. The salty coconut remains, along with an airy, woody, slightly metallic twinge.
I've seen other commentary that this is akin to Another 13 with coconut. And a mix of rave reviews, and ones who hate it or get no coconut. Presume this is to do with Iso E Super?
The only time I've disliked an Iso E Super scent is one from ELDO that I can't recall the name off - it was far too abrasive.