Japanese Cherry Blossom

What's in it?

• Japanese Cherry Blossom eau de toilette ($22). According to the company, this is an "authentic light floral fragrance". An appealing description, but personally I'd be more interested in using the second product:
• Japanese Cherry Blossom Body Butter ($20). I am a big fan of body butters because I live in the cold climate and they never fail to moisturize making my skin soft and smooth.
If this is too heavy for your taste, there's also the
• Japanese Cherry Blossom Purée ($13). This is a lightweight moisturizer that softens and hydrates the skin leaving it "delicately scented with the decadent Japanese Cherry Blossom fragrance". Hmm.. since when is being "decadent" a positive thing?
Then, there's the
• Japanese Cherry Blossom Bath & Shower Gel ($11). This is a soap-free cleansing gel.
And last, but not least, the
• Japanese Cherry Blossom Reed Diffuser ($24), a "natural way to fill your house" with the same fragrance. Personally, I'd my house to smell different from the scent I am wearing, but I admit this could be a matter of personal choice.

Overall, I find this limited edition interesting and appealing. The packaging and presentation are done well and I guess the "Memoirs of a Geisha" left a lasting impact on me. With that said, I'd probably not buy the whole set - just the body butter and the shower gel or the purée.