Happy in Bloom 2010 Clinique for women

I like this scent. I'm not a fan of clinique happy but I like this perfume. It isnt an overly strong scent. It lasts a long time and it is a light floral slightly fruity smell. I didn't realize this is a fragrance that changes every year. I only hope they continue this because it is very pretty.

Very summery floral aquatic. A lot like l'eau d'issey summer 2011.

This is the best happy bloom spring scent all the other years there is something off about them i went and bought the 2011 bottle and its way to sour on my skin whay are they changing the formula every year keep it the same thats crazy

i am in love love love with clinique happy in bloom but i drop the bottle after few months of using it and broke it. So i've been dying running from every airport every time i fly hoping they would be selling this limited edition again but couldn't find it. Where can i get this and are they going to sell it again this year of 2011, happy in bloom?

I had the older Happy in Bloom and I liked it. It was with a more floral composition yet fresh and joyful. This one accentuates more on the greenery than the flowers and still has that light fruity hint of plum and orange. The heart is floral, but I can only make out the freesia. When I wear it I feel like walking in a dewy park just after a warm morning rain. It's well done, the lasting power is good. A youthful and fresh fragrance. The sales person said that the composition was the same as the previous releases. Nevertheless, I find it somehow different from the older Happy in Bloom, but just as worthy getting a bottle. I've been keeping a paper blotter in my sunglasses case so I can smell this fragrance everytime I put them on.
Note: the bottle would be so boring if it wasn't for the cute flowers they come up with every year, but that's why I like it-a simple cute bottle for a pretty fragrance.

To my nose, this is a dead ringer for Shades. It smells somewhat like the original Happy, but much greener. I agree that this is a good spring/summer scent. First on, it's a very sweet floral and a little overpowering; the middle green notes help give it some grounding. It is a fresh fragrance, with just slight bitterness at the base. Nice fragrance overall (just not my kinda smell.) The bottle does not match the fragrance, though.

Very similar to the classic Happy, but a bit lighter. A nice, light, flowery and kind of romantic fragrance.
Cheers you up and makes you feel younger. If only it had a good sillage too, then the happiness would also last longer :)

This one was a blind buy for me. It is a very sweet floral. The note I smell the most is lily of the valley. It reminds me a little of Pleasures.

I probably would not have bought this if I had sampled it first. I like the original Happy better.

This is a lovely and lively perfume. It sparkles and doesn't fade which is why I bought a fb. This years edition smells like a true aquatic floral. Last years happy in bloom smelled like cucumbers and flowers. I love how clinical smelling the Happy perfumes all share with each other. This edition is my most favorite, it all comes together in this blend.

Have just got it today.I love it so much. It's so soft and floral and clean.
You'll feel like the flower in your garden have just bloom that's the feeling I have when I first smell it. And my husband also love it too.

I got this one today at dillards and i really like it! I have had happy of still love it, but happy heart is still my favorite. I'm not sure why this site has happy bloom 2008 and happy bloom 2010 having different notes. The lady at the clinique counter said its the same exact scent except in a different bottle. Anyway i have had the happy bloom 2008 as well and they do smell exactly the same except that this newer one seems to have slightly less power. Now to the scent. This is a sparky zesty scent. Transparent yet present. Its a shiny fragrance. Happy bloom can be playful and classy all at the same time. I do agree that it is a perfect spring scent. Give it a try!

I'm waiting for this one ... sounds interesting!