Description
L`Occitane en Provence Peach Blossom or Fleurs de Pêchers is a fragrant collection dedicated to arrival of spring 2009. This gentle and radiant eau de toilette is created of white peach blossom and fruit. It is accompanied with opulent body lotion, lip gloss and scented candle.
Top notes introduce aromas of white peach, lemon and bergamot. A heart blooms with peach blossom, almonds and peony, while base notes incorporate Tonka beans, cedar, musk and iris.
EDT Peach Blossom is available in a glass bottle which contains 100 ml. Perfumed lotion with aromas of peach blossom and fruit incorporates peach pip oil, which, along with other ingredients, moisturizes your skin and makes it gentle (250ml). Besides the lotion, the collection includes a fragrant bath which intoxicates with aromas of fresh fruit, and it is also available in amount of 250 ml.
Touch of spring can also be reached with lip gloss of the same fragrant notes of juicy peach, available as 15 ml. If you want to refresh your everyday space with fragrances of spring, reach for a scented candle (100grams).
The Peach Blossom collection is presented to the market in February 2009, as an overture of spring!
xxxartikxxx – :
Amo esta fragancia. La tuve varias veces y me da mucha tristeza que haya sido sólo de edición limitada. Es la combinación perfecta entre la dulzura del melocotón y el romanticismo de su flor. Absolutamente deliciosa. Ojalá L’Occitane la volviera a sacar.
sorri – :
Got this today, and must say I do like it. I was kind of hoping for a juicy, bright peach, but this is definitely more powdery and floral. The peach is still definitely in there, like a peach scented powder almost. Very pleasant, overall.
Sillage isn’t great at all, but it’s stayed on my arms for at least five-six hours now, albeit softly.
It is so soft and elegant, but with a splash of warm youth. Very nice indeed.
arbu2 – :
This is a charming fragrance not like a fruitbowl kind of way but more floral-soft-fruity kind of way. Was lucky to buy in sales before it went out of L’Occitane ‘s selection.
PhotoJug – :
Has this been discontinued? The store doesn’t have it and I cannot find it on their website anymore. 🙁
AFFECENUT – :
Yes, I can’t tell you how much I love peach smell no matter what any brand. It’s so sweet, yummy and juicy. I just can’t deny and of course it’s in my wardrobe. Crazy this one.
gena83 – :
Peach is one of my favourite fruity notes in perfume, so I couldn’t go past a cheap partial bottle of this Peach Blossom. I don’t regret having bought blind – this is simply delightful. I distinctly smell ‘peach’ – possibly the same peach base that was used in the discontinued ‘Fuzzy Peach’ oil (the Body Shop). But this scent is lighter and more radiant than FP (thanks to the alcohol base), and more complex than a solifruit (if that’s a word) – although the other listed notes don’t individually ring out.
I prefer PB to the much-hyped ‘Snowpeach’ by Renee, which to me has a slighly unpleasant chemical note.
I would feel quite comfortable wearing Peach Blossom with casual attire when the sun is shining – it’s a very happy scent!
mrruskii – :
Woody sandalwood with a faint fruit edge. Does not smell like blossoms of any kind. That being said, it’s a mild, softly peppery wood scent for sandalwood lovers. Not for me, but might appeal to others.
omigosteorm – :
That fragrance makes you happy as soon as you wear, it has distinctive smell. I recommend it to teen girls, I think it smells very cute.
Aerohopleneriodd – :
I enjoy this scent, but it is linear and unchanging, a single note. Pure and very nice, but not very interesting. I am looking for spring/summer frags, but like Mochagirl, I like complexity and fragrances that evolve. If this is what you want, you might as well go to Bath & Body and save money.
Pa69 – :
Like it – but don’t love it. A had it and had to give it away to my sister-in-law, because as much as I like peach, it was too much for me. It’s not a fault of the fragrance, it’s my fault to have chosen a single-fruit fragrance, when I like combined ones…
larik – :
I was after a citrus fragrance when I tried this (thanks to all of you who recommended citrus fragrances to me!), and I only tried it because somehow I had a hard time settling for one of the citrus ones (although or maybe because there were several I liked). But what a surprise! I never had a peach fragrance before for a reason, but this is incredibly lovely. It is rich and fruity and floral in a nice, not at all nauseating way, it has a slightly almond-y base note, and its staying power is better than anything I have had from l’Occitance. Really lovely – sooner or later I’ll buy this one (Christmas gift to myself, for example).
Pashas77 – :
I got this perfume today in a lovely swap, and..what can I say.
So much better than I expected…
Juicy, floral,breezy, happy, romantic!
Starts with the most beautiful burst of fresh peach, and settles down to a pretty almondy-flowery scent with some remaining peach traces, enough to consider the perfume as fruity-floral. There is also one note that reminds me of morning dew – watery but blissful.
I don’t know but I felt connected with it from the very first moment. You see, it evoked unidentified childhood memories of happiness.
Ideal for springtime daywear!
Vadic_gotic – :
I have this in the older square bottle although the fragrance is newer. It is definitely peach and reminds me of homemade peach ice cream. I love it for summer wear!
FOISON – :
To me, this much more floral than peach. If this perfume had a different name, I never would have guessed that peach would have played a part, let alone the star of the fragrance.
While it doesn’t smell bad, it just doesn’t have the juicy fruitness that I was after. The lasting power is really good, though.
rav93 – :
This one smells deliciously like peach. Some pink flowers and lemon can be sensed too. It is a bit synthetic, but much better than “Peach” from Yves Rocher. Works best during summertime, I guess.
garridjan – :
I was so curious for this one but just as cherry blossom, this one was a little disappointing because it smells a bit synthetic, like a scented candle.