Flowerparty by Night collection was provided for editorial purposes. All opinions are our own.
Flowerparty by Night is an updated version of the original Flowerparty scent. Flowerparty by Night has updated it with sweet, spicy scents including licorice, bourbon vanilla, and almond. Why these scents?
- Bitter Almond: Adding elegance and a velvety richness, this makes the perfume feel indulgent. Sometimes, it’s the little things.
- Star Anise: This imparts the spicy sweet fragrance of licorice.
- Bourbon Vanilla: Sourced from Madagascar Vanilla, this adds a bit or sensuality to the scent.
The perfume has a slightly sweet-spicy scent when it’s first applied. After the top notes fade out, it leaves a scent that’s on the sweeter, fruity side. It’s a great daytime scent for fall and winter, or an anytime spring/summer scent.
The detail hasn’t been neglected in the bottle, either. The unique square bottle has gradations of blue, starting at a deep dark navy and fading into a pale clear sky blue. The cap is a super decorative flower that really sets the bottle off.
Flowerparty by Night also has a companion shower gel and body lotion. This is perfect for those that like to layer their scents.
The Flowerparty by Night shower gel, which is enriched with organic cornflower water, cleans without stripping your skin of all its natural goodness. What’s left behind is lightly moisturized clean skin that’s perfumed with a light scent of Flowerparty by Night.
The body lotion, fortified with organic sesame oil, wraps your body in a moisturizing embrace. This is a fabulous lotion for everyday use. Personally, I found the scent to be a little on the strong side. That may be partially because I keep my arm by my face, and I’m just smelling it a lot.
Combine all three scented products to really give yourself a layered fragrance experience that will last all day long.
As with all Yves Rocher products, Flowerparty by Night is vegan, contains no animal products, and doesn’t undergo animal testing.
Lanie Kay says
I love that its made with natural ingredients and sweet and spicy. I love madagascar vanilla and anise… so it sounds like something I would like. You did a great job at describing the smells!
desiree says
i have not seen the perfume and then love the colorof the bottles
Jennifer Wagner says
I would love the vanilla. I love any scent that smells like a sweet treat.
Maggie C says
I didn’t know that Yves Rocher products were vegan – good to know! I love the colors of this perfume bottle and now I really want to try it!
Kristy - Savvy and Sassy says
This sounds like a great fragrance. I love a lot of the notes it has so I’m going to have to start looking for it. Thank you for the review.
Have Sippy Will Travel Mommy Blogger says
that packaging is really pretty as well, makes you want to check it out
OurFamilyWorld says
Love their packaging, gorgeous! I like that it’s a fun sweet/spicy scent too, that’s one of my favorite types of scents.
Elisebet F says
Mmmm the set sounds yummy! I have a few bottles of perfume, but always forget to wear them. I should do it more often though, even if just to feel pampered for a little while! =D
Savannah miller says
The bottles are very pretty!! I love how you say it starts off spicy smelling and then goes sweet. I like perfumes that smells sweet and not over powering.
amanda whitley says
i honestly would buy this just because it comes in a really pretty bottle. i also happen to like sweet scents
Rhonda Martin says
I like the scent of vanilla and almond but I have never thought of licorice as a perfume fragrance before. I think though all three together would make for a wonderful scent I would really like. The way you described this perfume I think it would smell really nice.
krista grandstaff says
I really love the opp to layer scent… and not just rely on a great perfume… this sounds like it would be amazing, and the sesame oil in the lotion is always a great addition. I love the silkiness yet never sticky feeling it gives a lotion 🙂
Mer says
The packing is so pretty! This sounds like a really unique scent profile. I’ll have to find a sample somewhere and take a sniff.