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Great cologne. Think would be more appropriate for the winter time

This fragrance is part of a new collection of Amouage fragrances, the Secret Garden, which I think is designed to make this sophisticated line more accessible. In that, it succeeds, because it is a soft, sweet blanket of delicate florals and amaretto accord—think Jergens hand lotion in the original cherry almond scent dressed in a couture gown. It opens with a very soft and powdery heliotrope and blooms into a light cherry blossom with a boozy rose undergirding it. After about an hour, the gourmand notes appear...the amaretto is most pronounced with hints of vanilla and burnt sugar. I wouldn't say Blossom Love really veers into true gourmand territory, however; the florals and the vaguest hint of almost smokey suede keep it from going full-out foodie fragrance. However, I can't ever seem to shake the almond, which for me became the dominant and longest lasting note. The cashmeran and sandalwood never truly developed, leaving Blossom Love a rather linear and unexciting cherry almond fragrance. This is my 3rd Amouage fragrance, the others being Interlude Woman and Epic Woman, and this is by far the most underwhelming and simple. Complexity and longevity are hallmarks of the Amouage house, and this one fails in both respects for me. I see this as something entirely unoriginal, unnoticeable, and unoffensive—a woman of any age could wear this anytime, anywhere. I see this as a very nice everyday spring fragrance, an appropriate fragrance for the office, a sweet and casual scent you throw on as easily as slipping into your favorite cotton shirt. I don't see this as a date-night fragrance, a statement fragrance, or something you wear to lift your mood or boost your confidence. In other words, it does everything you want in a $50 cologne—but not a $345 fine perfume. I rate this 4/10 sillage, 3/10 longevity, 4/10 "wow" factor. I'd definitely consider this as a good Scentbird selection, but never a good value or potential full-bottle purchase.

There is something off putting behind the main notes of this scent. Almost like mold or even a urine in a humid summer camp bathroom type of scent. I gave it several tries, but it is just a bit oppressive for me, especially in the summer. It smells like I feel when it is 100 degrees and 95% humidity in the air

It smells too musky for me to be able to wear it. Its just too overwhelming for me

Addicting and a deep spicy scent. Not the scent character that everybody can fit but with a particular attitude and dominant body language, it can be pulled off with ease. Lasts eternally, still smell the first sprays on me from the morning into the night time.

Super classical, bold, barber shop vibes coming from Amouage. Expertly built. Delightful and unchallenging.

If that sounds like you, try this frag. Definitely created for aficionados who are bored with typical, leathery scents, Journey is exotic.

This cologne makes me feel powerful, rich and mature! I spray one time on each wrist and everywhere I go, people notice me! It reminds me of Dubai, Gold, Mercedes, kingdom and awesomeness. I love how you pronounce the name of it too.

I was expected cherry... I don't smell cherry... For me it smells like many other parfumes... I can't even say smells like what? It just smells like parfume... strong parfume...

This cologne has been a perfect first step into the scent bird world. I usually don’t wear colognes since I work in a natural body-work environment. As a result, I’ve become a bit sensitive to smells and this scent has been a good reintroduction. It’s light and airy, and doesn’t overwhelm me when I wear it.