Flor de Naranjo

Flor De Naranjo by Coqui Coqui starts off very green and dries down with a hint of honey sweetness. There is no bitterness bomb in this as there is in Tom Ford Neroli P. It is somewhat similar to Zagara by Santa Maria Novella at first scent but very different from Jo Malone Orange Blossom. Lacks the woody notes of Dilmun. I absolutely love this particular orange blossom because it is truly different, and wears particularly well for daytime wear or before bed. Great for warm weather or the office. You will clear no elevators in this fragrance. If you love orange blossom as I do, you will likely appreciate this one.

I sampled this one and it's a really nice orange scent. It's clean, a bit floral, and not too sweet or cloying like some other fruity fragrances I've tried. I don't know if it's something I would wear regularly, but I would definitely try it as a candle or diffuser.

It's a serviceable neroli cologne, not terrible, but doesn't move me in any way. Reminds me of the ridiculously inexpensive Turkish kolonyas that are used as refreshers on buses for the passengers in Turkey. It starts off bright and green, but then veers too closely into cleaning product territory. I was looking for a light, ethereal orange blossom; one that would remind me of the distant waft of OB in the air in California. This wasn't that for me.