Cloud Pink

Some perfume lovers might be puzzled by what a flanker is... and they'd probably complain if it wasn't similar enough. You're stuck between a rock and a hard place. But regardless, this one still feels like a solid release—it keeps those same airy, creamy notes from the original while adding some extra fruity depth. Cloud Pink is the perfect name for it. While the original and Intense versions lean more unisex, Pink definitely takes a sweeter, more feminine direction. I'm on the fence myself, trying not to repeat too much, but I can see this becoming the go-to Cloud for some people. Cute!

It’s absolutely terrible. I just sprayed it on myself at the Ulta store, and the scent was overwhelming and gave me a headache right away. I couldn’t wait to get rid of it, but it clung to me for days despite multiple washes. It’s just not bearable!

I wasn't expecting much from it at first, but this one really surprised me. It's light and fluffy, almost gourmand in style—unlike the original version, which I find a bit odd—artificial and powdery. A very girly perfume that could be considered juvenile, though it has great longevity for the price.

I'm really into this new Cloud scent. It's a favorite for me and others too! The initial impression wasn't what I expected—it had a sterile, medical vibe that some people might associate with the scent DNA. But after wearing it a few more times, something totally different happened—it transformed into this fluffy, airy pink cotton candy scent. This has quickly become my top Cloud fragrance. It starts off like a refreshing coconut water dragon fruit spritzer before settling into that familiar Cloud DNA—musk, moss, and a sweet, gourmand touch. People can't get enough of it, especially men—they love the simple, sweet, feminine vibe. I've been wearing it non-stop here in the heat, and I think it could work well year-round because it still holds onto that original Cloud essence. If not, I'll save this one for spring and summer and keep the original for cooler days. Love it!

It’s pleasant, but I notice it’s quite similar to the original version, and unfortunately, it doesn’t stay as long as I’d expect. However, during testing at Boots, the longevity wasn’t impressive—both on my skin and the tester strip, it faded quickly. In contrast, the original version lasted much longer upon initial application. Even a day later, the scent was still prominent on the tester strip, tempting me to purchase it again. This version is equally charming, with a very girly and sweet character, slightly more fruity than the original, though not significantly different enough to require owning both. It’s hard for anyone to distinguish between this new version and the original, especially in terms of fragrance profile. If I were to purchase Cloud again, I’d opt for the intense formulation. I only wish that availability and pricing matched the other versions.