Liberté by Cacharel
Women 2007
Description
Liberté by Cacharel is a floral chypre fragrance for women. Launched in 2007, this composition was created by Domitille Michalon Bertier and Olivier Polge. The top notes unfold with orange, bitter orange, mandarin, Amalfi lemon, bergamot and freesia. The heart reveals jam, sugar, white honey, frangipani, heliotrope, gardenia and white flowers. The base settles on patchouli, vanilla, spices and vetiver.
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In the collection
Leading answer I owned it
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Leading answer Like it
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Season
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1,162 votes
Time of day
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About Liberté
Liberté by Cacharel is a floral chypre fragrance for women. Launched in 2007, this composition was created by Domitille Michalon Bertier and Olivier Polge. The top notes unfold with orange, bitter orange, mandarin, Amalfi lemon, bergamot and freesia. The heart reveals jam, sugar, white honey, frangipani, heliotrope, gardenia and white flowers. The base settles on patchouli, vanilla, spices and vetiver.
Flowers Sweet and gourmand White flowers Woods and mosses Spices
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
375 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
440 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
101 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
78 votes
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Community reviews
9 reviews
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This blend of citrus, freesia, white flowers, sugar, honey, vanilla, and spices is a woody fragrance that lingers on my skin all day. It’s a shame it’s discontinued and hard to find. Perfect for a free, strong, independent woman with that 70s style inspired by Gisele Bündchen.
Finally, I’ve managed to get this wonder that nobody knows about and is discontinued in many places. It’s warm, sweet, with a herbal touch, very rich and full of nuances. If it weren’t out of print, I’d always carry it in my bag. The drawback is that on my skin it doesn’t last long and has poor projection. What’s going on, Cacharel?
At first it’s intense, sweet, and sharp, but after an hour or two it becomes more citrusy and woody. Very rich and long-lasting! Suddenly it reminds me of the style of Mademoiselle by Chanel.
I bought it and realised it’s pure summer. It smells of sea, sun and sand on the skin after coming out of the water. Very delicious, you can really taste the orange. I recommend it 100%.
I tried it and realised it’s for summer; it smells of sea, sun, and sand on the skin after a bath. The orange note is very prominent. Very delicious and I recommend it 100%.
To me, it seemed very citrusy, and at first I didn’t like those scents. I tried it a while ago, and although it didn’t hook me like it did for others, I eventually found myself craving that smell and would buy it again without hesitation. It’s striking and sparkling, probably because of the jam.
I didn’t like citrus notes at first, but then I got hooked and I can’t live without that scent now. It’s striking and sparkling, probably due to the jam. Although it didn’t convince me at first, I would buy it again without hesitation.
Liberté is incredibly sweet, persistent, and I use it on cold days because it’s so intense. I’m hooked on that mix of oranges and vanilla; it’s very sexy. I’ve just finished a 50 ml bottle and unfortunately, I don’t think I can get another one because it’s discontinued. What a pity.
I don’t detect any citrus or floral notes, just sugar with spices. I think it’s a bit thin for a Cacharel fragrance. It might be delicious when cold or evoke optimism, but to me it seems cloying and sickly sweet. If I wanted to dedicate myself to baking, I’d buy a bottle of Liberté to use for cooking.