Boum Green Tea Cherry Blossom by Jeanne Arthes

Smells like green tea but it’s not a copy. I wear it in the heat even though it doesn’t last long; I reapply because it’s cheap. If you like Nina Ricci’s Bella, try this for the citrusy side. Jeanne Arthes is a find for blind buys and discovering gems. 25/10/25: updated that the longevity is super good; when I reapplied, it lasted 8 hours on skin, and on clothes it was something else.

I don’t detect the blackcurrants; it’s super refreshing. I love it for hot afternoons. Although it doesn’t last long for the price, I reapply without any issues. It’s very similar to Green Tea, but this one is more floral.

I love it! In summer, it’s one of my favorites. The green tea is similar to Elizabeth Arden’s, but here there’s an extra sweetness from blackcurrants and peaches. It doesn’t last long, but no summer perfume does… For the price, I can’t ask for more. I reapply every hour or two and I’m happy.

An exquisite option for summer, as well as spring and early fall. Sparkling and magnetic aroma. It reminds me of Green Tea but invites the sweetness of cherry blossoms. Playful and attractive. Update: it lasts a breath, what a pity; I’ll have to carry it in my purse.

Extremely fresh and citrusy at first due to the lemon. Little green tea, then a sweet fruity heart with blackcurrants and peach; it smells like rich shampoo. I also note cherry blossom. The opening overwhelms me because I’m not a fan of citrus, but the dry-down is cheerful and wearable. It doesn’t make me fall in love since I’m a lover of oriental and floral scents, but I give it a chance because it’s very economical. Sillage and longevity are moderate. pd: I can’t tolerate it; it’s synthetic, childish, and I can’t stand that horrendous citrus opening.

I love this! At first, it smells like green tea, then it reminds me of the Spring Flowers cologne. After a few minutes, it turns into strawberry gummies, then into a peach drink with water and syrup—I almost licked my arm. Finally, at 40 minutes, it smells like rose or blackcurrant shampoo after a wash, super delicious. It’s not boring. I’d sell it for $24 because it beats my Donna Karan Manzanita fragrances. It’s sweet without being cloying, spring-like, elegant, and clean. Thanks, Jeanne Arthes, for completing my collection.

The green tea note is very noticeable, and that citrus blend gives a fresh kick when it hits the skin, with a very soft sweet touch that adds a feminine vibe. The downside is that it barely lasts on my skin; it disappears in a flash.

A gorgeous fragrance for spring and summer—refreshing with green tea and cherry blossom, perfect for daytime because it’s not overpowering. The issue is that Jeanne Arthes perfumes don’t last on my skin and need reapplication, even though they’re cheap. It projects well for about two hours, then stays close to the skin until six, but it has no sillage. I recommend it if you don’t like strong scents; it’s a light, wearable fruity floral.