Floret
Eau de Toilette, Antonia's Flowers (1995)

Liddle Kiddle cologne floral. (Does anybody else remember those scented dolls from the late 70s?) Nice and without plastic edges, but very soliflore and young somehow. Lacks complexity, maturity and interest. Inoffensive and pretty though

This scent takes me straight back to childhood when no garden was without sweet peas in the summer. I have no experience of another scent which manages this replication of sweet pea. Wonderful.

Modest muguet, clean and light, which fails to raise the requisite fuss for this price point (I'm writing about the EDP). Has a touch of something fruity lying underneath that keeps turning to plastic and then back again.

I wear Floret in the summer, and I spray it with wild abandon, it is light and airy! Pure sweat peas. It does not last that long on me, but this does not stop me, as the fragrance is a mood-lifting pleasure. It is worth every penny.
I buy the EDT, the perfume is to strong for my taste.

Another lively fresh floral from Antonia's Flowers! I adore the perfumes of this house! The EDP opens with a quick burst of grapefruit, slightly soapy, clean. As the topnotes fade, my nose detects sweet pea and peony flowers. This gorgeous juice rests upon my wrist sweetening as it ages, and projecting well in spite of it's delicate bouquet. The sillage and longevity is amazing. My personal feeling is that it shares a bit of character with Clinique's Happy ~ particularly in the drydown. I would also hold this one well above Lauder's Beyond Paradise, if you like your frags fresh, clean and bright. Difficult to find, but well worth the search!

scrubber! weird beer smell(sour alcohol), I thought it was "off" at first but then the sweetsie floral w/ bright apricot came thru, still w/ that sourness, blech.