Cloud Eau de Parfum

Cloud is their favourite fragrance; they get many compliments every time they wear it.

Doesn't care that it's a clone: smells fantastic, budget friendly and a compliment getter.

Gets multiple compliments a day wearing Cloud and loves it.

Cloud is one of their most complimented fragrances, and it lasts 24 hours on clothes and skin for them.

Cloud is their favourite and signature scent; their boyfriend complimented it when they first met.

Despite all the raving, all they get from Cloud is a chemical, plastic smell.

Gets more compliments borrowing their daughters' Cloud than from their Chanel or other high-end fragrances.

Owns both Cloud and Baccarat Rouge and finds them similar, preferring Cloud as more feminine.

Bought Cloud for himself and gets compliments from women.

Loves Cloud and gets compliments almost every time they wear it.

Bought Cloud and finds it divine, with good longevity of about 6 hours on their skin.

Loves it: pretty synthetic but smells very good and sexy.

Cloud is their favourite fragrance of all time, better than any men's cologne they've used.

Loves Cloud: blows all other budget-friendly perfumes out of the water.

Loves Cloud but it lasts only 3–4 hours on them.

Loves Cloud, but sadly it doesn't last long on them.

Their Cloud is very strong, so they use only 2–3 sprays, with longevity up to 10–12 hours.

Cloud smelled horrible on them; they'd rather wear body splashes.

Bought a bottle a month or two ago and isn't loving it; it doesn't do it for them.

Finds Cloud a cheap version of a body-care scent: even with 6 sprays it was gone after 2 hours; regrets buying it.

Got Cloud as a gift: a beautiful fragrance, but not very long-lasting on them.

Bought Cloud and it lasted maybe two minutes: lots of alcohol at first, then nothing.

Bought Cloud for the first time: not the sweetness they expected from Ariana's line, but it smells great.

Good value and long-lasting, but too sugary-sweet for them; it gives them a headache.

Cloud smells like sugar and whipped cream to them and lasts about 10 minutes before turning powdery.

Didn't work with their body chemistry: smelled like a woodsy plastic car air freshener.

Their first bottle of Cloud lasted all day with compliments 18 hours in, but a new bottle from Ulta barely lingers.

Blind bought Cloud and really dislikes it: prominent synthetic, sickly coconut.

Bought Cloud and loves it, getting lots of compliments after switching from D&G Light Blue; their first gourmand.

A 50-year-old man who bought a bottle for $25 and loves it; his wife thinks it smells amazing.

A bearded man who wears Cloud as his secret winter bomb and gets compliments from women.

Absolutely loves Cloud but wishes it had better longevity; respray generously rather than pay for Baccarat Rouge.

Mainly wears masculine scents but loves Cloud: got many compliments on the body mist, then bought the perfume; sweet but not overpowering.

Owns both Baccarat Rouge and Cloud: the kinship is unmistakable, though Cloud is a bit more syrupy-sweet, at a fraction of the price.

Loves Cloud at 52; it also layers easily with other fragrances.