Nashi Blossom & Pink Grapefruit by Kiehl's

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Nashi Blossom & Pink Grapefruit Kiehl's 2012

7.4 / 10 19 Ratings

A perfume by Kiehl's for women and men, released in 2012. The scent is fruity-fresh. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Fruity

Fresh

Floral

Citrus

Sweet

Fragrance Notes

Pink grapefruit

Pear blossom Ginger

Ginger

Soy milk

White musk

Ratings

Scent

7.419 Ratings

Longevity

5.913 Ratings

Sillage

5.213 Ratings

Bottle

6.920 Ratings

Submitted by Avelus · last update on 05/04/2025.

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2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/04/2025

Akira1005
221 Reviews

Akira1005

5

It was a very synthetic smell that gave me a headache.

I didn't get as much grapefruit as I expected, and it smelled more like synthetic pear, which reminded me of air freshener. I don't think the pear went well with the citrus. The rich and mellow pear was offset by the fresh and juicy grapefruit, and in the end it smelled like a bland, no-name perfume. It reminded me of cough syrup, and I had a hard time using it all up.

02/06/2013

7Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

Sherapop
1240 Reviews

Sherapop

Helpful Review 4

A Simple yet Delightful Pear Blossom-Pomelo Scent

The new aromatic mist collection from Kiehls is a success to my nose. NASHI BLOSSOM & PINK GRAPEFRUIT offers a perfect blend of fresh pear blossoms and grapefruit. Imagine eating a freshly sliced grapefruit in the middle of a pear tree orchard. There you have it, in essence: NASHI BLOSSOM & PINK GRAPEFRUIT!

I do not believe that I can tease out either the ginger or the soy milk (????) in this composition, but it doesn't matter. The important point is that, whatever the notes are supposed to be, this is a fine, lightly floralized grapefruit scent. I recall discovering as a child that one should never eat grapefruit before a bowl of cereal, but only the other way around. Fortunately, no milk-citrus conflict arises at all in this context.

Very natural, simple, and not overly sweet, NASHI BLOSSOM & PINK GRAPEFRUIT has only one flaw: poor longevity. According to the box, musk is also a note, but the solution is dilute enough that the lighter citrus and floral notes do not really bind to the musk sufficiently to keep the scent alive for more than a couple of hours.

Truth in advertising has prevailed here, however, for right on the box are printed the words: Aromatic Mist. No one should be surprised, then, by the evanescent quality of this creation, and some will be deterred from buying it for that reason. I'd like to point out that the longevity rivals some of the L'Artisan Parfumeur edts, which I realize is faint praise, but the point is that the value of this seemingly expensive "body spray" (= mist) is not as bad as it might to some at first glance seem.

I mainly wear these creations as "palate cleansers", so to speak, between other perfumes or else because I'm looking for something specifically light and natural smelling. It would be wonderful if Kiehls got the memo and released these scents at eau de parfum concentration.

The old-fashioned apothecary bottles are attractive to me. They remind me of retro-toasters and blenders. Why not perfume bottles, too?