Gucci Bloom Profumo di Fiori
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Hand-decanted from authentic originals
Fragrance Profile
The scent
- Gender
- For her
- Type
- Designer
- Concentration
- Eau de parfum
- Released
- 2020
- Perfumer
- Alberto Morillas
Pyramid
10 notes- Jasmine Sambac Absolute
- Rangoon Creeper Chinese Osmanthus
- Ylang Ylang
- Natural Tuberose
- Jasmine Bud Extrait
- Sandalwood
- Sun Drenched Wood Accord
- Orris Concrete
- Benzoin
- Musks
Description
About this fragrance
Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.
Common Questions
Good to know
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It is the greenest and sharpest of the flankers, a jasmine sambac and osmanthus top over ylang and tuberose, with a sandalwood, orris and benzoin base. Brighter and more transparent than the creamy Intense versions, and built around Rangoon creeper rather than a straight white bouquet.
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It is moderate. The sun-drenched wood and benzoin base adds warmth, but the bright jasmine sambac and osmanthus keep it airier and less dense than Ambrosia di Fiori, so it reads as a lighter floral rather than a heavy, indolic one.
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Largely, yes. Ambrosia di Fiori is deep and rosy and Bloom Intense is fruity and creamy, while Profumo stays the crisp, green white floral of the set, built on Rangoon creeper rather than tuberose or coconut.
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In humid heat the citrus-lit rangoon creeper note burns off within the first few minutes, faster than in a cooler climate, pushing the ylang-ylang and tuberose heart forward sooner. The sandalwood and benzoin base still takes a couple of hours to fully emerge, so expect a shorter green opening on humid days.
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Rangoon creeper is an unusual note most shoppers have never smelled, and jasmine sambac can turn waxy on some skin instead of staying creamy, so reactions vary. A 3ml or 5ml decant lets you confirm your own skin renders it fresh and green before spending on a full bottle.
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Profumo di Fiori pushes the same white-floral idea in a greener, sharper direction than Bloom. It opens on jasmine sambac absolute and Rangoon creeper, moving into ylang-ylang and natural tuberose before sandalwood, sun-drenched wood and orris concrete settle into a bright, herbal-leaning base. Bloom instead opens on pear, ginger and mandarin, building toward night-blooming jasmine and coconut for a darker, heavier result. Where Bloom turns heady and dense, Profumo di Fiori stays fresher and more citrus-lit, better suited to daytime wear than the deeper, evening-leaning original.
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