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Good Girl Blush
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Good Girl Blush by Carolina Herrera is a floral chypre fragrance for women. Launched in 2023, this composition was created by Quentin Bisch, Shyamala Maisondieu, and Christophe Raynaud. The top notes are bergamot and bitter almond; the heart notes are peony and ylang-ylang; and the base notes are vanilla and coumarin.
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After trying it again, it reminds me of Yara Rosa but without the caramel. It’s not a fragrance that stands out at all; it’s delicate, with moderate longevity, and no significant sillage. It doesn’t resemble Delina because it lacks rose, and it doesn’t resemble Very Good Girl because it has no lychee. If someone wants to buy it, they should test it first because it’s a very different Good Girl, and the Elixir is more effeminate, so it’s not that similar either. I give it a 7 for the scent. It’s pleasant, nothing extraordinary.
It has a slight sweetness for my sensitive nose; I like it for the evening because I find it heavy.
I don’t understand why some say it’s soft and light, because to me it’s the opposite: it’s quite a potent fragrance, perceived with high intensity and feels a bit heavy. I don’t see it as suitable for daily wear. Also, you have to apply it moderately because it becomes too noticeable quickly. It’s extremely sweet, but not in a pleasant way; rather, it’s cloying, and it lacks freshness. I don’t think I’ll buy it again.
Hi fragrance lovers!…I loved this fragrance! Fresh at first, then strong, I guess due to the peony and ylang-ylang notes, and in its dry down, an addictive vanilla emerges. It reminded me a lot of PLAY by GIVENCHY…the other day I read here that a user was asking for a scent similar to Play, and this one, to my nose, is very similar.
Wow, I fell in love with that peony flower and how vanilla it is, I adore it. It lasted all day, a true princess perfume 🥰💕
It’s a pretty fragrance, but I expected more from the combination of its notes. It doesn’t project much, and the longevity is a maximum of 2 hours on my skin; I didn’t get many compliments. In conclusion, it’s a feminine, non-invasive fragrance. I wouldn’t buy it again.
This is a beautiful fragrance in the best sense of the word. It feels delicate (without being soft), feminine, tender, and sweet. I agree with those who call it a princess perfume; that’s exactly what it conveys to me. Its scent matches its color, a pastel pink; the peony gives it that velvety floral touch, and the vanilla provides the perfect sweet base in my opinion, as I never find it cloying. I love wearing it in spring; that’s when I crave it most. But I have to admit, it could be perfectly wearable year-round. Of course, seasonal usage is just a reference for those who haven’t tried it and are trying to imagine how it feels. Needless to say, wear it whenever you feel like it. I see people comparing it a lot to Signature. Personally, the fact that Signature is much less sweet (at least on my skin) gives it a totally different vibe, as I can comfortably wear Signature in higher temperatures.
I have to say, this perfume was love at first sniff. I thought it was muuuuch prettier, and I believe out of all the shoes, this is the only one I feel so strongly about for wearing both day and night. Floral, creamy, vanilla-infused, sophisticated, perfect for a spring day. Now, the reason I don’t have it on my wishlist is that I feel I’ve smelled this scent a lot in the past and it doesn’t feel original anymore, plus it’s super expensive. I’d only buy it if I ever get the chance to pick it up abroad at a cheaper price.
Very similar to Very Good Girl. To me, it feels more like a nighttime version of Red Carpet. I sense a touch of elegance that the older sibling lacks; I find VGG a bit formal but not elegant. On my Good Girl Blush, it doesn’t project much, but the longevity is acceptable for the price (7-8 hours). I love it for transitional seasons or evening wear because the woody/earthy notes bother me on hot days.
First Good Girl I’ve purchased. I bought a mini because a store let me try it, but within half an hour I detected a very familiar scent—MUCH too familiar. In its dry-down, it’s a clone of my beloved Mont Blanc Signature. I’ll stick with the latter: it lasts longer, costs less, and feels more special. I bought the mini just as a travel-sized version of the beautiful Mont Blanc Signature. I’ll keep skipping the overhyped heels.
I gifted this to my mom, and she says it doesn’t last, but of course it does! I’d say it lasts at least 6.5 hours on me. Not bad, though she’d love if it lasted all day lol. The bottle is gorgeous. However, it’s not recommended for winter because the scent fades; the floral and vanilla notes, while universal, blend well here but just don’t come through in the cold. People won’t even notice it if you wear it in winter.
This perfume is a beast in terms of longevity and projection. In my case, it’s way too much. It’s unthinkable to wear it during the day or in warm weather. It shares the same DNA as the original Good Girl, but definitely none of that line works for me. To me, it smells like something perfect for a woman over 50. I won’t be buying it again.
A very feminine scent; I’d describe it as an addictive floral with a subtle citrus note, which makes many people love it. However, it has zero projection, which is a shame because the scent itself is incredible—you have to apply a lot to get any lasting power. I don’t detect any vanilla at all, but that doesn’t make it any less great. Men who’ve smelled it really like it. I recommend it for daytime; it’s a fantastic option for your everyday perfume. I think it’s the best in the Good Girl line, the most feminine and youthful, since the others smell a bit too mature and heavy. Unfortunately, it’s expensive and not worth it given the lack of projection.
The opening is floral and fresh, but the dry-down is so vanilla-heavy it’s overwhelming. I get why it’s popular, but it’s just not for me.
Am I the only one who thinks it smells similar to Lancôme Idôle Nectar?
This is my favorite Good Girl. It lasts all day on my skin. It’s delicate and not intrusive. I mostly detect the peony with a hint of bergamot. A delight.
It’s not groundbreaking; it might remind you of many others—in fact, it brings me back to my Paradoxe Intense. I own both, and on my skin they leave a strong trail and last 8 hours. Still, it’s a joy to wear and smell that star note all the time. For me, it’s a sparkling, dry floral—I can’t quite explain it, but it feels dry or slightly woody. If you love florals, this is for you.
I love it because it has bergamot and vanilla, lasts forever on my skin, and is a scent that makes me feel beautiful.
A super beautiful perfume, both in bottle and scent. Perfect for a pink-loving, dreamy, feminine, and fun girl. Fortunately, on my skin I don’t perceive the ylang-ylang, which I dislike; what I do notice is the almond, vanilla, and peony. Together, they make a creamy, sweet, and elegant scent, perfect for a date or any moment you want to feel pretty and sophisticated. My absolute favorite sneaker, no doubt.
I’m obsessed because it makes me feel pretty and in a good mood; it’s not cloying or loud. The projection is strong—I stay still and people still smell me. I respect all opinions, but it’s a princess-like scent: vanilla, citrus, and floral, perfect for any pretty girl. The dry-down is like a dry vanilla dessert (reminds me of the original Good Girl). It doesn’t give me a headache, and the ylang-ylang doesn’t show up on my skin, which is why I love it! I get compliments from all ages. If you’re feminine and coquette, buy it—you’ll adore it.
Another blind buy based on reviews and notes, and zero regrets. It opens fresh, feminine, and floral, quite intense at first, then settles down to a skin scent that’s sweet and floral. Hours later, the vanilla with a fresh twist really comes through. The bottle is gorgeous and delicate, though I found it a bit awkward to apply—maybe it’s just a matter of getting used to it.
It’s gorgeous and very pleasant. The only downside is the bergamot opening is a bit sharp, but then it settles into a very comforting vanilla with peony. It’s youthful and calm, ideal for spring/summer. That said, in extremely oppressive temperatures like in my city, I’d go for something citrusy. Among the Good Girl line, this is my favorite.
What a charming scent… but I don’t see it as my thing. It’s a 10 for smell, an 8 for longevity, but I’m not into the vibe it projects. It’s very for pastel-loving girls who love wearing sundresses to the park for a picnic with a strawberry shortcake, and my vibe is way different. The ‘softest’ or ‘coquette’ I get is Gilmore, and those smell like caramel coffee, spices, or woods to me, not red fruits with flowers.
It’s a charming, youthful, romantic, and tender floral. It has that vibe of a sweet but well-groomed woman; for me, it symbolizes confidence, beauty, and a quiet, soft self-esteem.
I picked it up at duty free because my husband told me to quickly choose anything. On skin, it smells super feminine and delicate, but it doesn’t project; you have to press your nose against it to smell it. On my skin, it fades in half an hour and is almost imperceptible by the hour. I’ve never had a perfume disappear this fast; even a simple Splash lasts all day. I feel like I wasted $160 because it doesn’t lift my mood, lacks character, and doesn’t attract anyone. Nothing more to add.
At first sniff, it looks like My Devotion, but nope, haha, they only share peonies. My Devotion has an aquatic note with peonies, pear, and stays aquatic the whole time with a touch that makes me feel like watermelon combined with peonies. In contrast, this Good Girl Blush has a musky note with peonies and ylang, plus a sweet vanilla coumarin touch. It’s very wearable even for work. Moderate projection, around 8 hours of longevity—worth having both? They’re very similar, but each takes its own path. Where peonies shine with that fruity twist, both are very wearable for daily use. For fresh days, I’d lean toward Blush for the coumarin, and for hot days, My Devotion for the aquatic part. Though if you only want one, they can be day/night or cold/heat all-rounder. But in the end, smelling them, they’re almost identical.
It’s a feminine and delicious perfume, but in the drydown I only detect tonka bean or coumarin. It leaves me with a flat scent that doesn’t evolve. I’m sorry it doesn’t have good chemistry with my skin. I’ll do my best to finish it, but I won’t be buying it again.
Good Girl Blush is a total charm—super wearable and I think everyone will love it, buy it blind. Upon spraying, you get a delicious, fresh bergamot; then comes the peony with ylang-ylang, finishing with a vanilla touch that isn’t cloying or weird. The trail is moderate, lasts well, and I see it more as a daytime scent, though it works at night too. Literally smells like blush, haha, definitely pinkish. It’s my first GG, so I’ll keep it for a few years.
I love the opening with that delicious bergamot, but the drydown is a sweet note that never quite closes for me, even though it’s very intoxicating.
I sprayed it on my wrist months ago and wow… it smelled exactly the same, maybe just a bit lighter, just like the Legere version. That’s why I don’t see the need to add it to my collection; I already have the original and the Legere, which is gorgeous. Maybe when the Legere runs out (which I adore), I’ll grab this bottle. P.S.: I hate CH bottles, especially the sneakers—they’re just… I don’t know, I don’t like them, but it’s undeniable that the scent is unique and rich.
Divine, what can I say. It’s Carolina Herrera’s best perfume, with a very feminine and enveloping aroma.
The first time I smelled it on a strip, I loved it so much I kept sniffing it for a long time until it gave me a headache. Since then, whenever someone wears it and gives me a whiff, I get nauseous—I can’t stand it. This has never happened with any perfume before; it literally makes me sick.
It’s the soul of the party. The opening is super citrusy, sparkling, and luminous, with a creamy almond note that gives it body from the start. A few minutes in, creamy red fruits appear, blending with the vanilla to create a decadent, enveloping accord. Although few say it, the formula recalls treats like La Vie est Belle L’Élixir, Delina Exclusif, and La Bomba: all belong to that creamy floral-fruity family with a vanilla base that conquers with sophisticated sweetness. Good Girl Blush joins that tradition, offering a youthful, festive version. The dry-down is a delicious, powdery vanilla that leaves a cheerful, sparkling trail. It might feel redundant if you already own several from this family, but it’s great for rotation so your favorite doesn’t get old too fast. It’s a fragrance designed to shine: youthful, joyful, perfect for parties or outdoor gatherings where you want to stand out with a sweet, sparkling aura. My rating: 8.5/10. A delight that confirms the appeal of the Good Girl line.
I bought a Vogue magazine and found a sample of this perfume inside. I smelled it and never forgot. I still don’t own it, but I instantly recognize its scent on other people. It leaves a very noticeable trail that’s hard to ignore. It smells sweet. The only thing I dislike is that almost everyone wears it and the bottle design isn’t my style.
Sweet, feminine, and it lasted after my shower. To me, it’s similar to the sweet perfume group like Fancy or Pink Sugar. I didn’t smell much vanilla, just a lot of sugar. Worth it for the longevity.
It smells exactly like the Avon Far Away cologne I had when I was a kid in the 90s.
Ugh! I don’t know what I’m smelling, but sometimes it smells like peach yogurt (which isn’t even listed), and I love it because peach is my favorite fruit. It’s sweet but not cloying, though I think it’s better for night or cooler days.
It smells like that woman who claims to be discreet but is actually flirty and bold. The opening isn’t my thing, but once the floral phase hits, the blend of ylang-ylang and peony is gorgeous. As it dries down, I get almond, chocolatey, and even cinnamon tones (which aren’t listed, probably because of the vanilla). For me, it’s an all-rounder: works in any season. In summer, I’d only wear it at night. The trail isn’t huge, but it’s enough to feel it nearby.
It looks like a girly-girl blush—volatile and evaporates the moment you apply it. Smells fruity, fresh, and very pretty, but its longevity is disappointing. I’m more intrigued that it’s a Chypre.
It’s feminine, but it doesn’t grab me; it lacks that patchouli note that saves the Elixir version. Plus, it smells a bit old-fashioned.