L'Occitane Cherry blossom solid perfume I adore the L'Occitane cherry blossom range especially the L'Occitane cherry blossom perfume, which is a little bit expensive - especially as I use it every day so it runs out fairly quickly. So while in Koper, Slovenia last week I bought this solid perfume version of the fragrance. Also as I was on holiday the small tin was better for traveling. - L'Occitane description "All the delicacy and softness of the Cherry Blossom fragrance in this alcohol-free solid perfume, for fragrant touch-ups throughout the day." L'Occitane ingredients lists: Cherry tree and Colza, rapeseed. - ...  Read the complete review

I am a big fan of L'Occitane's Cherry Blossom Eau de Toilette, and I have a large 100ml bottle of this on the go at the moment (around £35 per bottle). The scent is absolutely gorgeous but it fades throughout the day, and I obviously don't want to be taking my large bottle around with me. When I saw the small solid version of this perfume, I thought I'd try it as a product to top up my scent through the day. It comes in a handy little metal pot, much like a lip balm or small pot of Vaseline, and fits into my handbag nicely. The little round tin's lid comes off easily and has a cute label with the name of the perfume on in French and English. I paid £6.50 for ...  Read the complete review

I am obsessed with solid perfumes. As perfume gets more and more expensive I think they represent fantastic value for money and offer me the chance to be able to experiment with different smells and brands whereas with the larger liquid ones I wouldn't be able to afford to do this. There is a big difference between spending a few pounds on a solid perfume and not liking it and spending £40 on a bottle and it going to waste. L'occitane do a range of solid perfumes which are probably some of the highest quality solid perfumes out there and they are a bargain at only £7.50. Cherry blossom is available for £7.50 and comes in a little metal tin similar to ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this Cherry Blossom solid perfume after using another scent and I enjoyed using solid perfume so decided to invest in another one. It cost me £7.50 from the L'Occitane shop in my nearest town which has turned out to be a good investment. The perfume comes in a small silver 10g tin with a pop off lid that stays in place whilst in my make-up bag. The perfume is solid and is opaque in colour and is alcohol free. To use the perfume I use my finger to gently rub the solid perfume until a have a decent amount open my finger and the I rub it onto my neck and also wrists, you can use it anywhere on your skin, but it is recommend that you apply it to your ...  Read the complete review