Miss Dior Cherie Blooming Bouquet Dior for women

can not remember which of these perfumes showed me the seller. The bottles are practically identical! I can only say that DIOR IS ALWAIS A GOOD CHOICE¡¡

I really like this one, I don't have it but I've tried it a few times and I've always liked it. The EDP staying power is pretty good and I think this perfume would be lovely for Spring. It reminds me of flowers and roses, but it isn't too overpowering (provided you don't spray too much). The bottle is simple and cute too.

I have just been treated to a huge bottle of this but its called "Miss Dior" Blooming Bouquet not "Miss Dior Cherie" Blooming Bouquet as shown here.
Im presuming this has been re-released this summer as a limited addition?? - After a long nosey round Selfridges, John Lewis and Debenhams it was only good old Boots who had this gem in stock! The lady at Selfridges hadnt even heard of it!! shock horror lol

After sampling the older version of this some time ago and not being very impressed with it-this is however BEAUTIFUL! The florals are subtle and fresh after the initial burst of citrus and orange, ending with a musky rose essense. I Adore it, and luckely so does my very generous partner ;)

A perfect example of just how far the apple can fall from the tree in perfumery. Bearing little to no resemblance to its predecessor, Miss Dior Cherie, this fragrance is fresh and citrus-y, with a slightly creamy dry down. Other than a hint of rose in the heart, this one smells nothing like the original. Whereas the original has this sickly sweet strawberry note that is overbearing throughout the fragrance's transformation, Blooming Bouquet is exactly what it claims to be - a bouquet of fresh scents that is just blossoming. Definitely not for one who prefers heavier, cloying scents, this is the perfect fragrance for someone youthful looking for something light, fresh and girly!

Miss Dior Cherie Blooming Bouquet, the new, internationally released flanker, strikes me as being nothing like the original. It's actually more like Miss Dior Cherie L'Eau's non-identical twin sister.

This is a Summer version I'm guessing. A lighter, crisper and 'pinker' release. The opening is a frivolous blend of orange, watered-down citrus and soapy peony.

I wouldn't say that this fragrance is particularly sweet. It's more clean and crisp on the skin, perfect for those hot and humid days when you don't want anything too cloying. It's actually a nicely balanced fruity floral. It's slightly more floral at times, with the introduction of the pink roses in the heart especially.

I don't understand how this is a chypre. You would expect the patchouli base to be much more pronounced to make it such. However, the way in which this composition has been constructed, leaves me pleased to say the least.

Miss Dior Cherie Blooming Bouquet, although light, lasts relatively well on my skin. The citrus accords also don't blend too badly with my skin chemistry. I have to say, that while I miss all the caramel sweetness from the original, this flanker has been a nice change, a breath of fresh air.

Very light, but finally a soft floral I can stomach as it isn't sickly and isn't interfered with by any acid,woody overtones as so many are. It is fairly faint on the skin though, think I will need to layer it up. I absolutely love the soft soapiness of this; not a strong personality perfume but a subtle romantic and feminine one

pro : smells very pretty,youthful,fresh and light, feminine scent.
contra : not last long. 1 spritz gone in half hour.

This is made for young girls, similiar with bulgari white crystaline, little sweet floral type, is lasting for a EDT.

no absolutly not!!!coco its strong and diferent this one its soft feminin bouquet rosa and orange and a lot of peoni!!!very good fragrance

hi i don't know where i can ask this questoin, but is this similar to Coco Mademoiselle, the EDT...? :)) if so, how?