Wind Flowers

19 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Keli_ella

  September 12, 2022

  

  Delicious, floral, fruity, and sweet. Elegant, fresh, and clean.

• Roni

  November 23, 2022

  

  Delicate and soft, smelling of little flowers without any single note dominating. It carries jasmine and neroli but isn’t aggressive like in other perfumes; it’s a soft, ideal, perfect blend. It’s fresh and nothing heavy. In the end, it reminds me a bit of Love In White from the same house, with those bursts that remind you of that more potent and heavy fragrance. For me, it’s perfect, although I wish it were a bit stronger with more sillage, since being Creed I imagined something more potent. I see it as ideal for days with fresh, light clothing. It’s very lovely, like almost everything I know from the brand. Sakura Dior could be in the same range.

• Ojos Claros

  May 26, 2023

  

  An elegant perfume through and through. Ambered, powdery jasmine. Delicious and distinguished. A true tribute to good taste.

• anndrea12

  June 3, 2023

  

  It’s floral, elegant, and quite potent. It has a masculine touch that only I noticed at first, until my brother confirmed it smells like a men’s perfume. Although most see it as feminine, for me it’s unisex. It doesn’t resemble Coco or Miss Dior; it opens strong but then relaxes to reveal flowers and woods. Very pretty if you like intense woody florals with predominant jasmine. Top quality, my 10/10.

• darlenerock

  July 30, 2023

  

  Finally tried my first Creed, and while I expected something out of this world for the price, the truth is it smells like a cousin to Coco Mademoiselle. Nothing bad, since I adore that Chanel gem, but it’s not that unique experience Tom Fords usually deliver. It’s a versatile, easy-to-wear floral with white flowers and a sweet base I can’t quite identify as peach or praline, though they’re probably playing around there. I feel that undeclared patchouli that gives it body without being vintage or heavy. I like it and I’m happy, but I expected more.

• Abry_81

  July 31, 2023

  

  Impossible for it not to have patchouly, not a strong or camphoraceous one, but that fluid, musky one that reminds me of Coco Mademoiselle, Miss Dior 2013, or Quizás by Loewe in the opening, although later it takes another direction toward non-incisive white flowers. It’s very Creed, very ‘safe’, polite, and politically correct. The white flowers are translucent thanks to the iris, which isn’t powdery or makeup-heavy; it reinforces jasmine, rose, and neroli, giving them a vaporous, light character (hence its name). The patchouly adds body, the sandalwood a creamy, tropical touch alongside the neroli and velvety peach. There’s a subtle sweetness, and I don’t notice the praline or sigh. Overall, it’s very pleasant and easy to wear; if not for the price, it would be more popular, though it’s not innovative (Creed never has been).

• Abry_81

  August 5, 2023

  

  It’s impossible not to have patchouli, not a strong or camphorated one, but that fluid, musky patchouli that reminds me of Coco Mademoiselle, Miss Dior 2013, or Quizás from Loewe in the opening. Then it takes another direction, focusing on non-incisive white flowers. It’s very Creed, very safe, and politically correct. The white flowers have a translucent character thanks to the iris, which here isn’t talcum-powdered or made-up, but in its floral facet, reinforcing jasmine, rose, and bergamot to give them a vaporous and light air. The patchouli gives body, the sandalwood adds creaminess and a slight tropical vibe along with the neroli, and the peach gives a velvety touch. There’s a certain subtle sweetness, and aside from what people say, I don’t even notice the praline. Overall, it’s very pleasant, easy to wear and like; if not for the price, it would have more popularity, although it’s not innovative.

• Sputnikan

  September 20, 2023

  

  Oh my god, why did you abandon me? I ordered a decant almost as a joke, with my usual disdain for Creed for being expensive and pretentious, without Aventus or Silver Mountain Water ever having captivated me. I felt unique and different. But I learned that the talker falls fast. I love this perfume; I think it’s the version of Coco Mademoiselle or La Vie Est Belle I’ve always been searching for. The opening is incredible: jasmine, praline, and crunchy peaches, as if I were eating crystallized petals. It’s super sweet, floral, with a tiny powdery touch, and it has me hooked. Unlike Chanel, here the opening is fruity and the dry-down is musky. It’s as if Olivier Creed made a perfume just for me. As it dries, I feel that bright, colorful iris, powdery but not boring. The neroli and rose make me feel dressed up and precious. It’s very wearable but casual for the day. It’s not a bride’s perfume, but a bridesmaid’s; not for a CEO, but for the protagonist of a romance movie. It’s charming and has personality despite being a known profile. Every time I use it, I smile all day. The name fits perfectly: flowers in the wind and me flying with them. The longevity is phenomenal, more than 24 hours on skin and eternal on clothes. Oh god? Are you there? Great, deposit 8,000 pesos to buy me the full bottle. What I can’t accept is the price. The bottle and the juice are gorgeous, but so much money just to feel precious in my own skin? As there is beauty, I suppose there is cruelty.

• Margott

  October 4, 2023

  

  It seems to be an exact copy of Delina Exclusif by Parfums de Marly.

• Sputnikan

  October 12, 2023

  

  Oh my god, why have you abandoned me? I ordered a decent one just as a joke, with my usual disdain for Creed being expensive and pretentious, and because neither Aventus nor Silver Mountain Water had captivated me until now. I felt unique and different. But I learned that the talker falls faster. I love this perfume. I think it’s the version of Coco Mademoiselle or LVEB I’ve always been looking for. The opening is incredible: jasmine, praline, and crisp peaches. It’s like eating crystallized petals. Super sweet and floral, with a tiny powdery touch. I love it because in Chanel, the citrus opening and patchouly didn’t work for me, but here the opening is fruity and the dry-down is musky. It’s like if Olivier Creed made a perfume just for me. When it dries down, I feel that bright, colorful iris (I remember the one from the new Iris Absolu). It’s powdery but not boring. The neroli and rose make me feel dressed up and precious. It’s very dressy but casual enough for daily wear. Maybe it’s not a bride’s perfume, but a bridesmaid’s; not for a CEO, but for a romance protagonist. It’s charming and has personality. Every time I wear it, I smile all day. The name fits well: flowers in the wind and me flying. The longevity is phenomenal: more than 24 hours on skin, eternal on clothes. Trail and projection are dreamy. Oh God? Are you there? Great, let me spend 8,000 pesos to buy the bottle. What I can’t accept is the price. The bottle and the juice are gorgeous, but is that much money needed to be happy? To feel precious in my own skin? As beauty exists, I suppose cruelty does too.

• Mon06

  November 25, 2023

  

  A perfume that everyone can like. It’s a mix of LVEB and Coco Mademoiselle by Chanel. I like the scent; I find it suitable for women 35 and up because it’s very mature.

• Daima

  May 23, 2024

  

  It doesn’t resemble Delina Exclusif or Mademoiselle de Chanel, let alone Vie Est Belle. Going to El Corte Inglés to give an opinion without having it on your skin is different from wearing it day after day. I’m not an expert, but I’ve tried a lot of Creed, and none made me feel sparkles until this one. Wow, it transports me to a flower garden. The dominant notes are jasmine, orange blossom, and roses, then musk and a touch of iris appear. I don’t see it as generic; it’s sweet but with an elegant, spicy, and sensual edge. I wouldn’t wear it at 20, but at 29, it’s ideal.

• Daima

  June 5, 2024

  

  It doesn’t resemble Delina Exclusif, Miss Dior, or La Vie Est Belle in the slightest. Going to a store and opining without trying it isn’t the same as wearing it day after day. I’m not an expert, but I’ve tried many Creeds and none made me feel sparkles until Wind Flower. Wow, it transports me to a flower garden. The dominant notes are jasmine, orange blossom, and roses, then iris and a touch of musk appear. I don’t see it as generic; it’s sweet but spicy, elegant, and sensual. I wouldn’t wear it at 20, but at 29 it seems ideal.

• Nuripecor

  July 28, 2024

  

  It’s one of the most beautiful and elegant florals I know. I found it in a sample pack, and it was the only one I truly loved. It’s not a bomb or invasive; in fact, if it were, it would lose its elegance. Extremely feminine and delicate, the perfume of a goddess dressed in tulle with white flowers in her hair. 🌺

• misscece

  January 4, 2025

  

  One Monday morning, walking with my boyfriend in London, I walked into Creed and tried everything until I found Wild Flowers. I smiled instantly. What a beautiful, delicate, and feminine aroma. It’s perfect for summer; people will definitely ask what you’re wearing. A sweet, clean, juicy peach note stands out from the first spray. It evolves into a sweet, soft musk. It’s the perfect companion for a princess on a sunny day by the Spanish coast. Pure elegance and freshness. I’m in love. I adore it!

• Nedia

  June 9, 2025

  

  Honestly, I don’t see the magic here. It doesn’t project, it doesn’t last, and that jasmine is very loud. It’s elegant, sure, but the price is way too high; any Nomade or even Alien (which isn’t my favorite) outperforms this in longevity and is cheaper. The hype on social media left me cold after the first spray. It evolves, but at first, it smells like those 90s EDTs sold by the liter, like Eau de Jeunesse. Then it settles, but it’s very average. If they put it in mainstream cosmetics like Armani or YSL, no one would pay more. I don’t see any similarity to Delina or Chanel. If it weren’t for the bottle, I’d doubt it’s the same perfume. For me: a light, forgettable, faded floral bomb. The art of perfume is very subjective.

• Nedia

  June 13, 2025

  

  I don’t see any magic here at all. It doesn’t project, it doesn’t last, and that jasmine is way too spicy and loud. It’s elegant, sure, but they’ve priced it way too high. Nothing that memorable to justify the cost; any Nomade or even Alien (even if it’s not my favorite) smells better and costs less. All that hype on social media, and after the first spray, I was completely blank. It does evolve, yes, but at first I thought, ‘What is this?’ It’s not the same, but it reminded me of those 90s EDTs sold by the liter, like Eau de Jeunesse. Then it improves and settles, but it’s very average. If they put it in mainstream cosmetics like Armani or YSL, nobody would pay a single euro more. I also don’t see any similarity to Delina or anything from Chanel. If it weren’t for the bottle, I’d doubt it’s the same perfume. For me: a light, forgettable, faded floral mess. In the end, perfume art is very subjective.

• Pau_uli

  October 11, 2025

  

  The first time I wore it, I thought I was walking into a grandma’s house with tea and pastries, and suddenly her grown grandson with his masculine scent appeared. 😕 Now, after wearing it for a while, it smells more like an antique porcelain doll with an interesting metallic touch.

• Nadia Keskiskian

  February 8, 2026

  

  I used to hate iris and rose, but Creed’s Wild Flowers changed my mind instantly. It’s feminine, delicate, and distinguished without that old-school classic vibe; it smells fresh, modern, and even youthful. Pure distinction and real femininity. 🌷🪻🌺🌻🌹🍀