Ever Bloom by Shiseido
Women 2015
Description
Ever Bloom by Shiseido is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2015, the nose behind this composition is Aurélien Guichard. The top notes are lotus flower, jasmine, Bulgarian rose, and violet; the heart notes include gardenia and orange blossom; while the base notes consist of musk and hinoki cypress wood.
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Season
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About Ever Bloom
Ever Bloom by Shiseido is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2015, the nose behind this composition is Aurélien Guichard. The top notes are lotus flower, jasmine, Bulgarian rose, and violet; the heart notes include gardenia and orange blossom; while the base notes consist of musk and hinoki cypress wood.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
156 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
131 votes
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11 reviews
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Super elegant floral explosion, I feel amazing wearing this scent.
Arrived in 2015 and the ad blew me away: delicate, feminine, and elegant with beautiful music. I bought the 30ml to see if it would become my favorite. The bottle is lovely, capturing that ‘watery’ vibe I was looking for. It’s a soft floral that lasts all day, highlighting lotus and gardenia with a musky base—no wood notes. It has good sillage and longevity, but it smells a bit like laundry detergent. Since Shiseido rarely has cheap deals, I wouldn’t buy it again.
Love at first sight. Every time I go to a perfume store, I try it and fall in love again. It’s delicious! One day it will be mine…
Love at first sight. Every time I walk into a perfume shop, I try it and fall in love again. It’s delicious! One day it will be mine…
My brother gifted it to my mom and it smells great. It’s floral, slightly soapy, and sweet. It reminds me of Curious but it’s different.
Soft, feminine, and delicate. It lasts forever on my skin and has great projection. On my skin, the rose, gardenia, or lotus really shine. A truly special perfume.
A soft, feminine, and delicate perfume that lasts all day and leaves a trail. On my skin, the floral notes explode, especially the rose, with a touch of gardenia or lotus that makes it unique.
Ever Bloom, in my opinion, isn’t bad, but it feels unbalanced artistically and doesn’t justify its price. It’s a clean, simple floral-white scent, lacking sweetness or balsamic notes. It’s a friendly, neat floral that smells of harsh musk and laundry detergent. While the packaging is pretty, the fragrance is inexpressive and lacks a message. It seems to dishonor Shiseido’s tradition, as there’s no connection to works like Femenité du Bois or Zen. The hinoki is barely a ghost. It’s not special; its launch seems opportunistic due to current trends, but compared to J’Adore, Acqua di Gio, or Curious, it would go unnoticed since those offer similar scents and are more accessible and affordable. The best thing about Ever Bloom is its trail, longevity, and versatility for any event or weather. It feels like Shiseido’s late entry into the 90s ‘clean scent’ fashion. The only thing you can take from it is the background music from its ad.
For me, Ever Bloom isn’t bad, but it feels unbalanced. It’s a clean, simple floral-white, lacking sweetness or balsamic notes. It smells like stale musk and laundry detergent. While the bottle is pretty, the scent is one-dimensional and doesn’t fit with other Shiseido fragrances like Femenité du Bois or Zen. The cypress is barely noticeable. Compared to J’Adore, Acqua di Gio, or Curious, it seems like it has no future given its higher price and limited availability. Its strengths are sillage, longevity, and versatility for any weather. It feels like an attempt to bring back the ‘clean scent’ of the 90s. The best part is the music in its ad.
Delicate, feminine, romantic, and cheerful. I’ve been fascinated by this new floral from Shiseido among so many sweet options. It seems fantastic, with great longevity and projection. Since I tried it, I can’t get it out of my head and I want to buy it.
A very subtle floral fragrance featuring white flowers like gardenia, jasmine, and orange blossom, aquatic notes of lotus, and a young, delicate rose. It finishes with a fresh musk and cypress that adds body without being too sweet. It’s not for winter, but perfect for spring, summer nights, and autumn. It smells floral without being loud, fresh, and natural. It’s delicate, sensual, and romantic, ideal for the office or both formal and casual events. Longevity is moderate. The transparent pink bottle is gorgeous. For me, it’s a beautiful perfume I use all the time for its versatility.