Cherry Red by Régime des Fleurs bottle
Régime des Fleurs

Cherry Red

4.0/5 · 5 votes Unisex 2025
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity4.0/5
Sillage2.5/5
Day33
Night67
Spring100
Fall100
Winter100
Summer0
Our take

Cherry blossom opens this composition with a fresh, airy floral tone that feels light and slightly powdery. It moves quickly into a heart of cherry that is ripe and juicy, leaning more toward the fruit itself than the tree. The fruit note carries a natural sweetness that avoids smelling like candy or syrup. It sits comfortably in the center of the wear, giving the fragrance a clear fruity identity that does not try to be subtle.

The base brings tonka bean, cocoa, amber, and a vanilla accord together into a warm, gourmand foundation. Cocoa adds a dry, slightly bitter edge to the sweetness, while tonka bean and amber provide a smooth, resinous warmth. The combination feels cozy and rounded, with the amber lending a soft glow to the darker notes. This part of the structure is where the scent feels most substantial and rich.

The overall character is sweet, floral, and fruity, with a nutty warmth that keeps it from feeling one-dimensional. It suits cooler evenings when the air is crisp and the atmosphere feels calm and intimate. Someone who enjoys fruity gourmands with a noticeable cocoa presence will find a lot to like here. It does not try to be fresh or clean, so it works best when you want something that feels indulgent and comforting.

The blend can become heavy if the skin is already warm, and the cocoa sometimes reads more bitter than the cherry wants it to be. The sweetness is persistent and may feel too dense for those who prefer airy florals. It is a specific mood, and the bitterness in the base may not appeal to everyone who expects a purely fruity experience.

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