Amor Amor In a Flash by Cacharel

Listen, please bring it back! It’s my absolute favourite perfume and, despite their attempts to compare it, nothing else comes close. I’ve tried everything to find a substitute and it’s impossible! 🙁

Smells like sweet caramel, fruit, and freshness; it lasts forever and is super feminine and energetic. I’m a fan of Amor Amor, but this one blows it out of the water. I’ve received countless compliments and everyone wants to smell it all day. Out of the whole line, this is the undisputed queen.

Not one of my favourites; it smells like something you could chew, like a dessert. I’ll give it another try in winter because in the middle of June, I just don’t feel like it. Smells great though! If you like gourmand scents, don’t miss out ❤️

Like it quite a bit; I’ve had it for some time and only recently started paying it more attention. Smells similar but not identical to Guerlain Le Petit Robe Noire Intense (the blue one) yet it still retains the essence of the classic L’Amour. Fun fact: I have the 30ml bottle and the packaging is super comfortable to carry in my handbag.

I loved this perfume; one day my mum brought a sample and it fascinated me. Months later I went to try the ‘L’Amour’ because my mum had mentioned that name but I didn’t like it at all. Then I discovered it was the In a Flash version. How delicious! Very sweet and cosy. The notes I detect most are caramel vanilla and cinnamon. At first I sensed a spiciness clearly from the cinnamon. It’s too delicious and I plan to buy it again.

It has nothing unfamiliar but its aroma is very pretty. A very lovely perfume—sweet but not cloying and very appealing. Medium longevity. I rate it as balanced because it’s neither invasive nor loud. Of the L’Amour line it’s the best.

A colleague wore it and I bought it because it suited her, but after a few months I grew bored with it. It’s cloying and extremely long-lasting. I wouldn’t buy it again.

A fragrance with a strong trail and an acceptable medium longevity. Very sweet; you can detect the cinnamon and a fairground-style caramelised apple. Very heavy for hot days; I see it as suitable for daytime use, especially for informal and fun outings.

It’s clear that for dry skins, those that sweat the least, sweet perfumes or heavy-trailing ones work very well, just as florals suit those who sweat more. Hence the variable of longevity according to pH. I tested this myself: my skin is as dry as a lizard’s and I find it hard to sweat. Gourmands have always suited me very well, and Amor Amor In a Flash is no exception. It opens with a delicious, vanilla-infused apple, then moves to warm, delicious caramel. Finally, over time, it stays true to jasmine with cinnamon and caramel, a description of Snow White.

Lovely… very sweet… But I admit it can tire some people out. Quite good longevity. I love it but wouldn’t buy it again. I took advantage of a promotion at a very good price and am enjoying it a lot, but I could live without it.

It was the first sweet fragrance I bought two years ago and I love it. I wore it every day until I finished the bottle; it has that super-sweet little scent that doesn’t go unnoticed. As I like to try new fragrances, I didn’t buy it again, but as soon as I have the opportunity, it will be back in my collection.

Amor Amor is my favourite perfume, so when In a Flash launched, I didn’t hesitate for a second and went to buy it almost without smelling it. I asked the sales assistant to test it on my skin, and within five seconds I decided to take it home. To my surprise, that same night I could still smell it on my arm and couldn’t bear it. It has something spicy about it; I don’t know how to explain it. I tried wearing it several times until the last occasion made me nearly ill. I eventually gave it to my sister and asked her not to wear it when I see her, as I literally cannot stand the scent, not even to smell it. A real disappointment…

I thought I would find a truly delicious fragrance, but no. It is so sweet it’s cloying, very heavy and not original at all; it feels like a generic perfume. Perhaps those who enjoy gourmand scents might like it, but not me. I wouldn’t buy it for anything in the world.

A sweet, playful and very pleasant perfume. On my skin, the first thing that stands out is the cinnamon, which softens until it gives way to a rich fruity and caramelised fragrance. I like it, but I haven’t bought it because I feel it resembles many other perfumes. Although I’m addicted to gourmand scents, I almost always wait for something with a more ‘mysterious’ note. Anyway, maybe one day I’ll succumb to this Cacharel. On my skin, the longevity is moderate and the trail is very soft. I suppose it suits almost any woman (provided they like sweet scents) and any age.

I tested this perfume today, looking for an affordable alternative to Vie Est Belle, and they are very similar. However, the Lancôme version is much better in terms of sillage and longevity, and a bit richer.