Baiser Vole Essence de Parfum

17 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• SeleneHdez

  October 22, 2013

  

  Very similar to Baiser Vole EDP, but with more vanilla, absolutely beautiful.

• SeleneHdez

  October 26, 2013

  

  It bears a strong resemblance to Baiser Vole EDP, but with more vanilla; it smells wonderful!

• Itziana

  June 26, 2014

  

  I’ve just acquired it; at the first spritz, I detect the green notes (lily), then the vanilla but keeping the lily aroma. There’s a balance between the two. It’s sweet but not cloying, fresh yet with body. A subtle perfume with optimal synchronicity and longevity. I’d wear it for a picnic or a relaxed, unpretentious event. Verdict: it’s lovely but lacks character, not one of my favourites.

• Itziana

  July 1, 2014

  

  I have just purchased it. Upon the first spray, I detect the green notes (lily), followed by the vanilla, yet it retains the scent of the lilies. There is a balance between the two. It is sweet but not cloying, fresh yet substantial. It is a delicate perfume with excellent synergy and longevity. I would wear it for a picnic or a relaxed event. Verdict: It is lovely but lacks character; it is not among my favourites.

• Pía Ramírez

  February 24, 2016

  

  Green, fresh and elegant. The lily scent is very natural with good longevity on the skin. I love it now that spring is beginning.

• Odette Ar.

  May 1, 2016

  

  This is my favourite perfume. It smells different, elegant; not everyone smells like this. At first, it smells like a handful of freshly cut grass, something bizarre but very fresh and pleasant. Then it evolves into a floral, like a flower opening in the morning, up to its most fragrant point: white petals, creamy, sprinkled with natural vanilla and slightly sweet, dusted with fine facial talc. It’s enveloping and subtle, literally floating in the air. It has a delicate but perceptible trail that evokes distinction. It has warmth and creaminess that make it more flirtatious than the EDP (its intellectual sister) and more voluptuous than the EDT (the intrepid one). This is the pretty sister. Very beautiful.

• Odette Ar.

  May 21, 2016

  

  This is my favourite perfume. It smells different, elegant; not everyone smells like this. At first, it smells like a handful of freshly cut grass, something unusual but very fresh. It then evolves into a floral, like a flower opening in the morning, reaching its most fragrant point: white, creamy petals with natural vanilla and fine facial talc. It is enveloping, subtle, and literally ‘floats’ in the air. It has a delicate but perceptible trail that evokes distinction. It possesses warmth and creaminess that make it more coquettish than the EDP (its intellectual sister) and more voluptuous than the EDT (the intrepid one). This is the pretty sister. Very beautiful.

• wildkatzen

  June 18, 2016

  

  Exquisite, soft, powdery, with a vanilla and white lily trail. Elegance and sensuality without being heavy or overwhelming. It’s a balance you enjoy for a good while. Being an essence de parfum, it’s superior to EDT, EDP and concentré; it’s a safe and luxurious purchase. My girlfriend uses it and it’s always a topic among her friends. The good thing is that, being expensive and hard to find, it’s more sought after. I’m giving this as insider info. Best regards.

• Azumi79

  January 23, 2017

  

  Elegant, with a sweet and delicate spirit. You don’t go unnoticed with it. With only two notes, it’s quite complex. It begins floral with lily, green and creamy touches, embraced by exquisite vanilla. Its evolution is incredible; sometimes it smells of banana, not the sweet kind, but a green one, then the lily and vanilla. These phases alternate for over 40 minutes. In the end, it remains powdery and vanilla-scented. I was pleasantly impressed by the simplicity of its notes and how changeable it is.

• Azumi79

  January 30, 2017

  

  Elegant, with a sweet and delicate spirit. A fragrance that does not go unnoticed. To have only two notes, I find it quite complex. It begins floral with lily, green and creamy touches, embraced by exquisite vanilla. Its evolution is incredible; sometimes it smells of banana, but green, not sweet. Then the lily and vanilla alternate for over forty minutes. In the end, it remains powdery and vanilla-scented. I have been pleasantly impressed by the simplicity of its notes and how changeable it is.

• VainillaDulce

  June 24, 2017

  

  I’d like to assure you that Baiser Vole Essence is far more complex than two notes; it’s a great perfume. At first, I notice green herbal tones, hints of valley lily and the described lily. Half an hour in, the lily intensifies and a wonderful vanilla enters, giving a sensation of fine talc and floral. Baiser Vole is sublime, tremendously elegant, with moderate projection. It’s the fragrance of a lady who likes to dress well, versatile for any season and time of day. Cartier made a great hit with this creation.

• VainillaDulce

  July 6, 2017

  

  I venture to say that Baiser Vole Essence is far more complex than just two notes; it is a superb fragrance. Initially, it smells of green herbs, valley lily, and lily of the valley, and after fifteen minutes, the vanilla makes its entrance, imparting a sense of fine talc and florals. Baiser Vole is sublime and elegant, with moderate projection. This is the perfume of a well-dressed lady, versatile for any season and time of day. Cartier have scored a great success.

• Gabriela Vargas

  December 5, 2017

  

  Amour Odeur was a gift from my sister for my mother, and she gave it to me because she was not using it. I did not like it at first; it seemed very matronly, but tastes change. Months later, I picked up the bottle… I sprayed it and, curiously, it did not displease me. It smells of herbs, as if reclining in a field, which I loved, although afterwards it becomes powdery and that does not entirely please me. However, it is the only unique perfume in my collection; I adore sweet scents and this has great value for being different and pleasant. When I wear it, I feel different, with character. In short, it opened my eyes to other aromas.

• Gabriela Vargas

  December 10, 2017

  

  Amour Odeur was a gift from my sister to my mum, who then passed it on to me as she wasn’t using it. At first, it seemed very old-fashioned, but tastes change; months later I tried it and, curiously, it didn’t disagree with me. It smells of herbs, as if lying back in a field, which I loved, although later it turns powdery and that doesn’t quite take my fancy. It’s the only unique perfume in my collection; since I adore sweets, this has great value for being different and pleasant. When I wear it, I feel different, with character. I can’t quite explain it, but it opened my eyes to other scents.

• Casablanca77

  February 22, 2018

  

  Baiser Vole Essence is light, sweet and elegant; it captivates even those who usually shy away from vanilla. Upon application, the floral and sweet notes blend from the very first second, creating a vanilla-infused nectar. The Cartier seal makes the difference: modern yet classic elegance, minimalism with class and sobriety. Over time, it surprises with incredible longevity and a flawless trail. It’s super versatile for any season. Mathilde Laurent demonstrates the distinction Cartier deserves; I’d never smelled anything from this house so simple, unpretentious or personality-rich. With such a wide range of scents, wearing a Cartier today says so much: it conveys charisma and glamour.

• JALECA19

  October 7, 2019

  

  Didn’t really convince me, but I gave it to my mum and it was a huge hit with her.

• JALECA19

  October 8, 2019

  

  It was not to my taste. However, I gifted it to my mother, and she adored it.