Perfect Cloud Lavender Bliss Memory Foam Mattress Review

When it comes to memory foam mattresses, one of the main worries you see expressed before purchase is: will it be compatible with my body, whether in terms of weight, size, or disability?

Perfect Cloud’s lavender infused mattress doesn’t have any of those issues I associate with poorly engineered memory foam: no sinking or giving way under your body.

It can accommodate any sleeper, doesn’t give way, and most certainly doesn’t compromise in terms of firmness.

Whether you’re a back, side or front sleeper, heavier or lighter, I think that you’ll find the Perfect Cloud Lavender Bliss mattress offers just the right combination of comfort and support.

Most important, the Lavender Bliss is actually super comfortable and supportive.

The triple layers of memory foam ensure a great amount of pressure relief and it also works to correctly align your spine and neck. You’re not likely to be waking up with aches and pains after a night on this mattress.

One of the biggest complaints with cheaper memory foam mattresses is that they don’t keep their cool very well in the night.

Thankfully, Perfect Cloud have worked in various features to their mattress to ensure that you don’t get sweaty and uncomfortable in hot weather.

Firstly, the middle memory foam layer is gel infused, which keeps the product cool to the touch.

Secondly, the stretch knit cover is imbued with Mesh Gusset Air-Transfer Technology — a breathable material that keeps the air-flow going, and your bed cool and fresh all night.

Especially with online purchasing, the fear of spending a lot of money on a falsely advertised product is one of the biggest reasons people name for why they’d rather buy from a physical retailer.

Perfect Cloud does a good job at mitigating that uncertainty (a 30-day trial, 10-year warranty), making happier customers of all of us.

Okay, so once you get the sheet around it, you won’t even see it, but still — how many manufacturers go out of their way to create a design so tailored from head to toe?

I love the cover on the Lavender Bliss — the deep purple is elegant and sophisticated, while the scalloped texture top is unique and forgiving when it comes to stains.

Smart shipping has been a game changer in the mattress world, and I’m happy to see that this jewel of a mattress is available for purchase in the easiest way possible: it comes vacuum-sealed in a small box (and shipping at a 67lbs, it’s easily transportable).

You can unpack it in the room meant for it, allow the magic that’s an expanding foam mattress to happen, and within a few hours, it’s ready for any and all nap-related use.

The medicinal qualities of lavender are indisputable: the soft and calming smell can work charms for those having trouble either falling or staying asleep.

Infusing the foam with a modest undercurrent of lavender is, if you ask me, a stroke of genius. It doesn’t just promote a better sleep, it also goes quite a long way in masking those pesky off-gassing smells that you often get with recently unpacked memory foam products.

As I’ve mentioned, Lavender Bliss has been designed for optimal support and the promise of firmness.

That’s not to say it isn’t soft, but it will take a little while for your body to get use to the foam — and the foam to soften to your body.

If you’re looking for a super plush, sinking in feeling, the Lavender Bliss probably isn’t for you.

Now, I know that I’ve just praised the lavender to the heavens — so how can it possibly be on this list, too?

Well, the reality is: smell is also a very personal matter of preference, and while lavender is popular with a good majority of people, it’s certainly not universally liked.

However, some testers have reported that they hadn’t even noticed a lavender scent—while others caught on to it right away. I could definitely smell it as soon as I unpacked it, although it is on the subtle side.

The disclaimer is: reactions may vary, so keep that in mind if considering purchase.

Again, this is down to the design of the mattress, aimed for optimal support: the mattress is made to be used on a solid deck bed, which means it’s not suited for all platforms, including futons.