Stacey Solomon's favorite summer perfume, Wonderland Peony by Floral Street, is now available for just £28 online at Sephora. The 50ml bottle, originally £74 and reduced to £68, has sold out, but the 10ml travel size remains in stock at the lower price.
Perfume Details and Notes
Wonderland Peony was created by renowned French perfumer Jérôme Epinette, known for crafting Bal d'Afrique Byredo (£155), Velvet by Commodity (£140), and Cheirosa '71 by Sol de Janeiro (£25). The fragrance opens with notes of pink guava, pink berries, blackcurrant, pink pepper, and Sicilian lemon. Its heart features peony accord, raspberry flower, and violet, while the base includes vanilla bean, pink candy floss, cedarwood, and vetiver.
Comparisons to Other Fragrances
This perfume is popular among fans of Delina by Parfums de Marly (£180 for 30ml), which shares notes of rose, vanilla, and peony. It also appeals to lovers of Burberry Her, which has a berry-forward opening with floral and vanilla notes similar to Wonderland Peony.
Shopper Reviews and Ratings
At Sephora, Wonderland Peony has an average rating of 4.39 out of 5 from over 600 reviews. One shopper commented: "I have so much perfume, but this is the one I reach for most often. It's floral and flirty, but sweet with depth. Truly a lovely fragrance that lasts all day." Another said: "I tried vanilla/orchid scent in winter and needed something light and fresh for summer. Peony has now become my favourite! I used it with the body spray and I love the way it smells on me and stays on all day."
However, some users noted longevity issues. One reviewer wrote: "The scent is sweet floral. I adore this scent. It just doesn’t last very long. The peony is a fabulous smell." Overall, the perfume is well-received, with one shopper adding: "I’ve been wearing it non stop. Buy this. It’s a pretty floral and on my skin as it dries down it has a hint of cotton candy in it. I love this perfume I just wish the bottle was bigger."
Tips for Longer-Lasting Fragrance
To improve longevity, experts recommend applying perfume to clean, freshly moisturised skin, with at least one spritz per pulse point.
