Spring Flower by Creed Perfume Review: Is This Fragrance Versatile?

Spring Flower by Creed Perfume Review: Introduction

In 1996, Spring Flower by Creed was released to the public. At first the fragrance was created in the 1980s for Aubrey Hepburn but then marketed world wide for all women. According to Wikipedia.com, Creed fragrances for men and women are hand made, using the costly and time-intensive traditional infusion technique. Thus, making cologne and perfume products by Creed a luxury item. However, is Spring Flower by Creed a great versatile fragrance for all women considering how pricey it is?

Spring Flower by Creed Perfume Review: The Product & Packaging

Spring Flower by Creed comes in a pink box with white speckles. A gold bordered picture of flowers is on the center of the fragrance box along with the Creed emblem at the top that is also in gold. Spring Flower is inscribed below the photo in gold writing on the perfume box. The perfume bottle of Spring Flower by Creed is shaped almost like a lotion bottle. The fragrance container is pink in color with a gold cap. Creed is in large gold letters at the top of the container followed by Spring Flower in cursive gold writing at the bottom.

Spring Flower by Creed Perfume Review: The Fragrance

Spring Flower by Creed fragrance begins with citrus fruity notes of peach, lemon, bergamot and peach with a touch of herbal notes. Then this perfume has middle notes of jasmine, rose, water lilies, melon, and apple. The base notes of Spring Flower by Creed are made of cedarwood, orris, musk, amber and vanilla.

This very fragrant perfume is very bright and full of energy thus, having long lasting power after eight hours. It's a very citrus fruity yet floral scent with a freshness that most women would find appropriate of all ages. Spring Flower by Creed is perfect for casual use as well as night time use. The fragrance does not seem to change when applying like so many others do when first applied. The perfume seems to do well with all women with their natural body chemistries.

Spring Flower by Creed Perfume Review: Conclusion