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Cheap & Chic Chic Petals
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Moschino Cheap & Chic Chic Petals is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2013, the nose behind this composition is Guillaume Flavigny. The top notes are pomegranate, wild strawberry, and ginger; the heart notes are water lily, gardenia, and orchid; and the base notes are musk, hinoki cypress wood, and Italian iris.
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Salida
Pomegranate
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Corazón
water lily
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Base
Musk
Comunidad
1,378 votos
- Positivo 72%
- Negativo 21%
- Neutral 6.8%
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Moschino has always seemed irreverent to me. The Cheap and Chic line debuted in 1995 with a funny bottle inspired by Olivia, Popeye’s wife. It was a wonderful perfume followed by many flankers—some irrelevant, others more popular like I Love Love Cheap and Chic, a summer marvel very similar to Dolce&Gabbana’s Light Blue. This ‘Chic Petals’ flanker is one of my favorites: another summer delight where pomegranate stands out over petals, giving a juicy, red, fresh note from the start, accompanied by wild strawberry that accentuates its fruity character (I even thought I smelled lychee at one point), but the water lily adds that aquatic floral scent so the fruits never feel sweet or heavy, striking that perfect fresh balance for daytime and summer or spring wear. As it develops, delicate floral notes (gardenia and orchids) emerge with ginger and musk, making the composition sparkling, finished with Italian iris and cypress that give it a clean, fresh air. These fresh fragrances lack longevity, tending to disappear quickly in excessive heat, but if applied generously or on clothes, you can extend their duration.
It smells like nothing, just baby powder.
The bottle and packaging perfectly match the scent: cheerful, relaxed, fun, flirtatious, feminine, and spring-like. It’s fruitier than floral, dominated by strawberries and pomegranate, though the floral notes keep it from being too sweet or cloying; it feels fresh all the time. It finishes with a fine, exquisite woody note. Moderate sillage, lasting 6 to 8 hours. Ideal for informal spring and summer wear.
Too youthful for me, but I liked it a lot. It’s very floral but ends with a light, slightly sweet touch; I don’t complain, I recommend it for fun, young girls. It’s ideal for daytime.
I don’t like it. I have the vial sample but wouldn’t buy it. It’s cloying. I think the ginger ruins it. I believe that’s what I find unpleasant.
I don’t like it. I have a sample but wouldn’t buy it. It’s cloying. I think the ginger ruins it. That’s what I find unpleasant.
It’s not cloying, not at all. It’s not sweet either, nothing like the reviews mentioned earlier.
I get a scent of strawberries with cream, pomegranate seeds, and a hint of ginger. At first, it’s strong, but after 10 minutes it softens. It’s for ages 15 to 20; it’s good but not my favorite. If you don’t hug, you won’t catch the scent. The bottle is gorgeous.
Smells like strawberries with cream, pomegranate seeds, and a hint of ginger. It’s strong at first but softens after ten minutes. Good for girls aged 15 to 20; it’s decent but not my favorite. If you don’t hug someone, they won’t notice the scent. The bottle is gorgeous.
What a lovely perfume! I was gifted a miniature and I like that it’s floral, delicate, and sweet. I love applying it after a shower at night; it gives me that touch of tranquility and freshness. It is true it’s meant for spring and summer. Its trail is moderate, and I wear it at night, but by the next day it’s already faint on my skin.
I must be strange, but I’ve tested this fragrance several times at different places and I’m the only one who doesn’t pick up any fruity notes. I tested it following reviews that called it a sparkling scent, but to me, it just smells (with all due respect) stale or old. Quite disappointed.
I tried it and found it very fresh and fruity… I detect lots of red berries, especially raspberry… I hope to buy it so I can write a better review.
As others mentioned, the ginger overpowers it; it doesn’t blend with the rest. Right after applying, it smells like a fairly standard floral/fruity scent, but the ginger note stands apart, not mixed in… it’s strange because it doesn’t smell like fresh ginger, but rather like stale ginger cookies, and that odor dominates for the first few minutes. Luckily, later on, the floral notes remain and you can catch a hint of the classic Cheap & Chic.
As others said, the ginger ruins it; it doesn’t blend well. Right after you spray it, it smells like standard floral/fruity with the ginger scent separate, not mixed… it’s weird because it doesn’t smell like fresh ginger, but like stale canned ginger cookies, and that smell dominates at first. Luckily, it fades, and then you can smell something of the classic Cheap and Chic.
It’s a pretty perfume; the scent is very floral. You can definitely smell the orchid and pomegranate.
What a beautiful fragrance, I loved it. It’s a fruity blend with a soft floral touch, and since I was so scared of the ‘petals’ vibe, I feel the packaging fits the scent perfectly—it conveys softness and tenderness. So relaxing, what a great smell, even though I used to be terrified of Moschino scents.
What a beautiful fragrance, I loved it. It’s a mix of fruity notes with a soft floral touch, and I, who was so scared by the name ‘petals’, feel the bottle fits the scent perfectly—it conveys softness and tenderness. Total tranquility, what a lovely smell, even though I used to be terrified of Moschino fragrances.
Among the fresh, aquatic flankers, this is the best: the least synthetic, most feminine, and perfect for summer. Smells like wild strawberry, pomegranate, and water lily. It’s not cloying; it’s very refined. I hate the classic Cheap, but this one is much more wearable.
Fresh, floral, and aquatic. Of the flankers, this seems like the best—the least synthetic, most feminine, and perfect for summer. It smells like wild strawberry, pomegranate, and water lily. It’s not cloying; it’s very feminine and refined. The classic Cheap feels overwhelming to me, but this one is totally wearable.
I’m torn between yes and no. I’d say it passes with a 6. It’s not bad, but I wouldn’t buy it. On my skin, it lasted only about 3 hours.
I loved it! It lasts a long time on clothes, and it’s also good on skin. I would buy it again, yes.
Rich and fresh, but not my favorite. For a moment, it smells like soap and it lasts very little. That said, I absolutely love the little bottle!
I bought it for summer because of its fruity notes and fresh aroma. I think it’s pretty and fun, with that typical Moschino vibe, but I wouldn’t buy it again. On my skin, it lasts very little and is super soft, disappearing quickly. I do love the bottle—it’s gorgeous—but it just didn’t convince me.
In the 90s, I wore Clinique’s Happy and didn’t care for its aquatic note much. When I smelled this perfume, it reminded me of that scent, but softer and more pleasant. It’s wearable, ideal for daytime, fresh, and perfect for work since its sillage is short and it doesn’t last long on my skin—but that’s normal for me.
Moschino has always been irreverent. The Cheap and Chic line started in 1995 with a funny bottle inspired by Olivia, Popeye’s wife. It was a great perfume, though later they released several derivatives—some irrelevant, others popular like I Love Love, which was a wonderful summer scent very similar to Dolce&Gabbana’s Light Blue. This ‘Chic Petals’ is one of my favorites: another delicious summer fragrance where pomegranate takes the lead—juicy, red, and fresh from the start, paired with wild strawberry that gives it more fruity character than floral (at one point I thought it had lychee), but the water lily adds that aquatic floral touch. The fruits aren’t cloying or heavy; they have that perfect, just-right balance for daytime or summer. As time passes, delicate floral notes like gardenia and orchid emerge, along with ginger and musk that make it sparkle, finishing with Italian iris and cypress for a clean vibe. The downside is it doesn’t last long in the heat, but if you apply generously or on clothes, it lasts longer.
I love this for summer in the city where it gets so hot. It’s fresh, clean, floral, citrusy, with a barely noticeable fruity touch. I bought it at duty free without much interest and ended up loving it; people always ask what I’m wearing. It smells very natural and lasts about 6 to 8 hours on my skin.
I’ve adored this for years, but they stopped producing it here in Argentina, so I can’t find it anymore. At first, it smells like pomegranate and strawberry—super fruity and delicious—then the musk base kicks in. Everyone raved about it!
Fresh and sweet, but calming. I bought it on sale back in 2014 and absolutely loved it, even though they’ve stopped making it now, which is a shame. If anyone has a sealed or partially used bottle, I’m interested—I’m from Argentina.