Azahar by Adolfo Dominguez
Women 2002
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Description
Azahar by Adolfo Dominguez is a citrus fragrance for women. Launched in 2002, the nose behind this composition is Ramon Monegal.
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Notes
African orange blossom
Community
155 votes
- Positive 86%
- Negative 12%
- Neutral 1.3%
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Leading answer I want it
369 votes
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Leading answer Like it
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Season
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148 votes
Time of day
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Fragrance profile
About Azahar
Azahar by Adolfo Dominguez is a citrus fragrance for women. Launched in 2002, the nose behind this composition is Ramon Monegal.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
56 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
66 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
28 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
21 votes
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Ícara
What a pity it only had 15 years on the market. It smells citrusy and sharp, but the orange blossom and woods soften it. Lasts long for something so fresh. The bottle is gorgeous and the packaging doesn’t disappoint. It was available at a good price and was a delight in summer. In winter, however, the citrus note would spike and give a sensation of cold. What a shame they discontinued it and replaced it with Agua Fresca de Azahar, which doesn’t have the same character. For those missing it, a very similar but more diluted scent can be achieved with Aire de Sevilla Azahar, at a very good price.
Anfítrite
It’s a fragrance with all the scents of an orange tree: leaves, skin, twigs, and orange blossom. Although it bears the name, the orange blossom isn’t the star. It’s citrus with a bitter touch, fragrant woods, and green orange leaves as if you’d rubbed them between your fingers, with an orange blossom that you can almost hear rustling among the branches. I have a 100ml EDT Fraiche bottle. The design is beautiful and the contents are perfect for something refreshing that also has history. It has depth, with layers of aromas presented all at once. I immerse myself in an timeless beauty and quiet bliss. It’s a natural and energising scent. The longevity is about three hours, a bit more close to the skin. It’s discontinued but still available, although prices are now higher than when I bought it over a year ago. Such a pity. My sister loves it and I have three bottles, one for her, another for my niece, and one for myself. Now Adolfo Domínguez sells an Agua Fresca de Azahar, which I’ve just read is different.
rachel94
Oh my goodness, it smells wonderful. It’s like walking through the Patio de los Naranjos at the Mosque in May. Definitely will be my spring perfume until I find bottles on sale. Edit: After testing it better, applied with cream, the longevity on my skin is excellent, eight hours, and although I’ve already showered, it still smells quite intense.
lore7787
Very fresh and subtle fragrance, discontinued in Spain in 2017 and replaced by Agua Fresca de Azahar, which has nothing to do with the original.
gavajessi
A rich perfume, smells like an orange grove in bloom. What a pity its longevity is very short and that currently no Adolfo Domínguez perfume is available in Argentina except for Agua Fresca de Rosas Blancas, which isn’t as rich as this one.
mitsouko19
Pleasant but weak orange blossom floral scent, with such short longevity and sillage that it more resembles baby cologne. The bottle is very pretty, though.