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Mimosa Cloud Eau de Toilette
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Descripción
Zara Mimosa Cloud Eau de Toilette is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2020, this composition features an olfactory pyramid that begins with a pistachio top note, unfolds with a mimosa heart, and settles on an ambroxan base.
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Pirámide olfativa
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I can only say that this is exactly the same as Dear Lilac.
It smells like a ton of Ariana Grande’s Cloud on me. It lasts incredibly long on my skin, but on hot days I feel a bit daunted by it; I’m waiting for the cold weather to see how it behaves.
It reminds me quite a bit of Ariana Grande’s Cloud. It lasts for ages on me, but on hot days, I can’t wear it because it overwhelms me. I’m waiting for the cold weather to see how it behaves.
I saw the notes: pistachio, mimosa, tonka bean, and ambroxan which expands the aroma. I thought I’d wear it straight from the bottle, but without testing it yet, I decided to try it at home given the low price. I liked the opening; I sprayed it on with pleasure and ‘wow’! If it were a dessert, I couldn’t stop eating it; it smells delicious. I thought it would last a long time, but by the hour, I was getting an olfactory hyperglycaemic crash. I learned that a little goes a long way and that it’s a fresh blend for daytime.
It’s a delight. Yes, it reminds me a lot of Ariana Grande’s Cloud, but it lasts considerably less. Still, it’s worth it. I would definitely buy it again.
Very, very similar to Zara’s Dear Lilac. If you have the latter, you don’t need Mimosa Cloud.
I love it! I don’t know how Ariana’s Cloud smells, but this is a fragrance in its own right. The opening is more alcoholic than I’d like, but it’s a fantastic summer scent. It gets to olfactory fatigue quickly because it’s so sweet. It’s 100% summery. For me, it’s mimosa and pistachio, not the other way round as many say. It’s my first perfume with ambroxan; I don’t know what it smells like, but nothing about it disgusts me. I see it as unisex; men can wear a soft, warm scent too. A successful blind buy. I highly recommend it as a holiday signature.
I absolutely love it! I don’t know what Cloud by Ariana Grande smells like, but this is a bombshell in its own right. The opening is a bit more alcoholic than I’d prefer, but it’s a proper summer hit. If you apply a little too much, it hits olfactory fatigue quickly due to how sweet it is. Nevertheless, it’s 100% summery. For me, the notes are mimosa accompanied by pistachio, not the other way round as many say. It’s my first perfume with ambroxan, so I’m not sure what that smells like, but there’s nothing I dislike about it. I see it as unisex; men can wear a soft, warm scent, and this fits perfectly. A successful blind buy. I highly recommend it as a signature perfume for a holiday.
The best part is that, being an EdT, it projects and lasts for ages on clothes and skin, more than other EdTs or even EdPs from Zara. That’s why it’s worth it. It dries down similarly to Cloud, with that burnt caramel scent, but Cloud is more powdery and floral at the start. Mimosa Cloud lacks that milky coconut and cream note found in Cloud. Pistachio is the star; it seems like an odd note between mimosa and ambroxan, but they blend brilliantly to create something more spring-like or summery, like a summer flanker of Cloud. It’s more linear and lighter for daytime, and I think it’s more unisex, nothing typically feminine. It smells like pistachio ice cream being enjoyed in the park. I wear it calmly without reapplying. An excellent creation from Zara. I bought it on Facebook Marketplace where they sell discontinued items; I recommend looking there.
The best thing about this perfume is that, although it’s an EdT, it projects and lasts incredibly long on skin and clothes, outperforming other Zara EdTs and even some EdPs, making it absolutely worth the money. Its resemblance to Cloud becomes more apparent in the dry-down, when both leave that burnt caramel scent, but at first Mimosa Cloud is much more talc-like and floral than Ariana Grande’s. Obviously, Mimosa Cloud lacks that milky touch of Cloud thanks to the coconut and whipped cream. What really stands out is the pistachio, which is the star; it even seems like an odd note between the mimosa and ambroxan, but they blend beautifully to create a more spring-like or summery vibe, like a summer flanker of Cloud. It’s more linear and lighter for everyday wear. Also, I find it much more unisex than Cloud; it’s nothing typically feminine. It smells like pistachio ice cream, like a gourmand, and the image it conjures is someone enjoying an ice cream in the park. Despite being unisex, I wear it with confidence without needing to reapply. Overall, it’s an excellent creation from Zara. I bought it on Facebook Marketplace, where many people resell discounted perfumes, so I recommend checking there if you’re after this or other scents from the collection.
It lasts until I have a shower, surely around 24 hours. It’s strange because sometimes I can smell it and other times I can’t, but that happens over time. I adore it; it puts me in a good mood and makes me happy; it literally changes my mood. I hope they never discontinue it.
It lasts on me until I shower, surely around 24 hours. It’s odd; sometimes I can smell it and other times I can’t, but after a while, I absolutely love it. It puts me in a good mood and makes me happy; literally, it changes my mood. I hope they never discontinue it.
I tried a decant and finished it off. At first, I liked it, but in the end, I noticed it was very cloying. I was hoping to detect the mimosa I adore, but I didn’t sense it; only the overly sweet or heavy pistachio came through. It does have good projection, though.
It lasts forever and has great sillage; it’s a real shame they discontinued it. I haven’t found anything like it, so I bought Cloud instead, but it smells different. After years, I’m still waiting for Zara to bring it back; that was my signature scent.