Amor Amor L’Eau by Cacharel
Women 2015
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Amor Amor L'Eau by Cacharel is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2015, Amor Amor L'Eau features top notes of Coca-Cola, grapefruit, and blackcurrant; heart notes of rose and jasmine; and base notes of musk and vanilla.
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About Amor Amor L’Eau
Amor Amor L’Eau by Cacharel is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2015, Amor Amor L’Eau features top notes of Coca-Cola, grapefruit, and blackcurrant; heart notes of rose and jasmine; and base notes of musk and vanilla.
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Longevity
Leading answer Soft
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Sillage
Leading answer Room-filling
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
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Value perception
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Citrusy and Coca-Cola-esque. Short longevity but it’s gorgeous. Oakcha Colaoma smells just as fresh, sweet, and playful without being heavy. Smells like a cola and lemon cocktail without the rum 🤣. If you like colas in fragrances, try Mancera’s Tonka Cola or Gula Perfumes’ Soda.
It’s a Coca-Cola party right at the doorstep. Original to have this scent, just like L’eau or Love Festival from 2020. Very few perfumes feature this note. You sense the citrus, but it’s not dominant; then a shy jasmine and vanilla emerge on the dry-down, which is what I notice most on skin alongside an amber base. I insist, the beverage note is cloying, but in a good way. It’s floral, fruity, and sweet without being heavy. I love sweet perfumes all year round, and if they have freshness, I wear them in summer too. I use it year-round. Longevity with modern Cacharel is about four hours, projecting for an hour and a half at most, but you can always reapply. What a pity they don’t last longer; there are rich perfumes from this underrated house, although I admit they no longer launch great things like they did with Anais Anais, Lou Lou, and Eden, which I love with my whole soul. Although we’re talking about the 80s/90s, and those were different times. At the time, Cacharel was disruptive; today, it follows the general trend of Western perfumery.
I had it and it smelled strongly of grapefruit and Coca-Cola, with good longevity on skin and clothes.
It’s delicious. I have it and it’s my main perfume for very hot days.
Oh, very delicious, it smells strong, reminds me of mint leaves, citrus, and something fruity. It’s cheerful and energetic. I recommend it; I consider it the best.