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Mod Blush
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Mod Blush by Ariana Grande is a women's fragrance from the floral family, launched in 2022. The nose behind this creation is Frank Voelkl. The top notes are raspberry, passion fruit, pink pepper, and bergamot; the heart notes combine rose, pear, and magnolia; while the base notes reveal musk, ambroxan, dreamwood, and sandalwood.
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It’s like passion fruit yogurt, a mix of Ari and Victoria’s Secret Bombshell. Delicious, but I’m not sure if I’d buy it.
It’s like passion fruit yogurt mixed with Ari and Victoria’s Secret Bombshell, delicious, though I’m not sure if I’d buy it again.
Very good and sweet fragrance; the passion fruit and pear are very noticeable. The base features powdery musk with raspberry. Honestly, I adore it.
Very good and sweet perfume. The passion fruit and pear are very prominent. In the dry down, there’s powdery musk with raspberry. Honestly, I love it.
It smells like sweet and refreshing passion fruit, reminiscent of Ari but without the childish vibe. It’s excellent for hot weather, but on my skin, it doesn’t last at all—barely two hours. I just love the scent.
Smells like sweet and fresh passion fruit, reminding me of Ari but without that childish touch, ideal for heat; the only downside is that on my skin it fades in two hours, but the scent is top-notch.
I was torn on this fragrance: at first I didn’t like it because it breaks away from Ari’s sweetness, but I gave it a chance. When I apply it, it smells strong due to the passion fruit, reminiscent of Ari at the start, then the fruit takes over, and finally, fresh roses emerge, which smell nice even though I’m not a fan of florals. It lasts well on me, though I reapply at most once. Worth it.
Mixed feelings: at first I didn’t like it because it breaks away from Ari’s usual sweetness, but I gave it a chance. At the start, it smells strongly of passion fruit, then the resemblance to Ari kicks in, and finally, it dries down to fresh roses, which I love, even though I’m not a fan of florals. Longevity is good; I reapply only once. Worth it.
Ariana has huge hits like Cloud, Thank U Next, or Ari, but Mod Blush and Mod Vanilla are mediocre; they smell the same, except the synthetic Vanilla stands out more. Longevity and sillage are very poor.
Ariana has beasts like Cloud, Thank U, Next, and Ari, but Mod Blush and Mod Vanilla are mediocre; they smell the same except the synthetic Vanilla stands out more. Longevity and sillage are very poor.
The raspberry and passion fruit stand out when combined with the pear and rose, making Mod Blush a rich, sweet, and floral perfume. However, the sillage and especially the longevity are very poor, lasting at most 2 hours on clothes, and it has little projection. I feel it’s not worth buying; there are many better Ariana fragrances. Despite that, I like it, but I don’t have it in my collection for this reason.
To be honest, I’m a mega fan of Ariana perfumes; I almost have them all, but lately I’ve tested houses like Fraiche and Zenz. Before buying the original, I wanted to try them because I feel Ariana perfumes are too expensive for the longevity and sillage they offer, and I don’t think they’re the best quality. For the price, it’s not worth it. Besides, the dupe houses make them the same, and some last longer on me. I bought the Mod Blush by Fraiche, but out of curiosity, I went to smell the original at Liverpool. I applied one on each wrist: oh surprise! It was almost identical, 98%. The only difference is that the Fraiche one felt a bit sweeter and had better sillage. When I went to smell my wrists, the original was almost imperceptible while the Fraiche one was still there. The only downside of the dupes is that they feel oily compared to the original, but it doesn’t bother me. If you can’t tolerate that, buy the original; otherwise, I recommend the Fraiche one. As for the scent, the opening is fruity: the raspberry and passion fruit feel acidic, then the rose appears, very predominant in both. At 20 minutes, it leaves a scent of rose with fruits and sandalwood. It’s fruity, but not as youthful and sparkling as Ari; it’s more mature.
It didn’t convince me; it’s a sweet and very linear perfume. On my skin, it’s ‘Ari’ without that marshmallow note that made me fall in love.
It’s one of my favorites from Ariana. It’s great. It sounds repetitive, but yes, it’s the fresh version of ‘Ari,’ which I adore now. The raspberry, passion fruit, rose, and musk combine very well.
If you haven’t restocked your Victoria’s Secret Tease Sugar Flower, here is the closest thing I’ve smelled. It has exactly the same opening: juicy, sweet, and spicy. What changes is the dry-down, where the rose and magnolia subtly emerge, but it still carries the opening notes. To my taste, it’s a more refined, long-lasting, affordable version, and it’s not a limited edition.
I love it; my husband gifted it to me, and ever since we’ve both smelled it, we’ve fallen in love. It’s sweet and fruity; I don’t detect any floral notes. I just wish it lasted much longer.
I love it; my husband gifted it to me because since we both smelled it, we fell in love. It’s somewhat sweet and fruity; I don’t detect any floral notes at all, but I would love for it to last much longer.
My wife loved it; the floral and spicy notes are barely noticeable, it’s very fruity due to the raspberry and passion fruit.
It’s a rich perfume with a fruity and acidic opening thanks to the passion fruit. It has good longevity, about 6-8 hours on my skin. I’m not sure if I’d buy it because I feel I’ve already smelled this fragrance in other perfumes, and given the price, I don’t think it’s worth it.
I don’t find it very sweet; it’s more fresh and feminine. It smells good, nothing too youthful. I just don’t love the bottle: it’s ergonomic, but the cap is difficult and strange to remove, as if it wasn’t well designed.
Why does no one talk about this? It’s delicious! Smells like very sweet, feminine yogurt, I recommend it with my eyes closed.
The moment I tested it, I knew it was very similar to several others I own; I compared them all, and unfortunately, it would be redundant. It smells like a sweet, fruity facial cream with a musk note that gives a clean, airy sensation. Compared to Mod Blush, Yara Candy by Lattafa starts with more sillage and sweetness; Wonder Rose by Zara stands out for its potent rose; Baby Don’t Cry by Alexandria has a more striking citrus touch; and Narciso Rodriguez’s Cristal is my favorite for that cashmere creaminess with elegant white flowers. I realized this Ari G. version lasts less than the others and feels indifferent on my skin. Although the price is average, there are body mists that last better on me.
It’s a fragrance that projects a ‘clean’ vibe, it literally smells like spring. I only notice the floral notes and maybe a touch of raspberry, passionfruit, and bergamot are imperceptible. In the base, there’s a very subtle woody or sandalwood touch. I find it spectacular, fresh, and sophisticated. What a pity it lacks good projection and longevity.
I like it, smells like clean spring and soft fruit. It reminds me of Cherish 68 but more subtle with less sillage. What a pity it lasts so little on the skin, it definitely lacks that extra bit.
I was drawn to it because it has no vanilla or marshmallow, things I can’t stand. I bought the travel size and wow, it’s an amazing fruity bomb with rich roses. It doesn’t sound childish to me; I think an adult woman can wear it. On my skin, I feel juicy passionfruit and as it dries, a fresh rose. Total hit, just hoping the original lasts as long as this.
Cloud Pink Power without that fruit, with raspberry and much toned down. It smells very ‘princess’, I like it quite a bit, although the performance is weak and I doubt I’ll buy it.
What a beauty! Smells clean, zero sweetness, divine pink talc, and super powdery. The problem is it doesn’t last a minute. Maybe it would work better in the heat, but for now it’s a ‘meh’. It’s a shame it smells so good if no one notices; I’ve gotten zero compliments so far.
I love it! When I wear it, I feel elegant yet soft, like a delicate princess. It’s perfect for hot weather: sweet but not cloying, making you feel clean and feminine. Highly recommended.
So delicious! Smells very fruity and fresh without being overwhelming. I never get tired of using it. The sillage is low, I notice it for about 3 hours, but it lingers on clothes for much longer.
I love it! It’s soft and fresh; at first it reminds me of D&G Light Blue but fruitier. As it dries down, it turns into something more floral and powdery. It flattered me so much and lasts over 4 hours on my skin. My only complaint is the longevity, but I’ve bought three bottles and will keep buying.
The perfume is okay, you can definitely taste the raspberry and pepper, but it sounds a bit synthetic and young to me. The downside is that it doesn’t last or project at all. I got it as a gift, but I wouldn’t buy it again.