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Corazón by Agatha Ruiz de la Prada

Women 1992

Description

Corazón by Agatha Ruiz de la Prada is an aquatic floral fragrance for women, launched in 1992. Composed by the designer herself, it unfolds an olfactory pyramid where top notes of cassia and peony give way to a heart of magnolia, rose, and lilac, finishing with a base of sandalwood, white musk, and peach.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 14%
  • Spring 32%
  • Summer 32%
  • Autumn 22%
  • Day 82%
  • Night 18%

Key notes

Community

172 votes

  • Positive 66%
  • Negative 26%
  • Neutral 8.1%
positive reviews 172 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterFeminine

The olfactory pyramid

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In the collection

Leading answer I owned it

480 votes

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Leading answer Summer

139 votes

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Leading answer Day

84 votes

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About Corazón

Main accord floral Year 1992 Gender Women

Corazón by Agatha Ruiz de la Prada is an aquatic floral fragrance for women, launched in 1992. Composed by the designer herself, it unfolds an olfactory pyramid where top notes of cassia and peony give way to a heart of magnolia, rose, and lilac, finishing with a base of sandalwood, white musk, and peach.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers Woods and mosses

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

61 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

71 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

33 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Good value

32 votes

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  1. Noah2014

    I dream of smelling it again; it is undoubtedly the perfume I have loved the most. If anyone knows of something similar, please let me know. I wish they had brought it back.

  2. Noah2014

    I dream of smelling it again; by far, it’s the perfume I liked the most. If anyone knows something similar, let me know. I wish it would return.

  3. They gave it to me when I was a teenager and I never liked it. On my skin it tasted bitter and very woody. The longevity is good, what a pity…

    • Longevity
    • Woody

  4. They gave it to me when I was a teenager and I never liked it. On my skin it smelled bitter and very woody. The longevity is good, what a pity…

    • Longevity
    • Woody

  5. sabaguzman

    I adored it; if I had known they were going to discontinue it, I would have treasured it more. If anyone in Chile has a bottle, please sell it to me 🙁

  6. SusanaSpell

    What beautiful teenage memories this perfume holds; it is youthful, with a pink floral energy, sweet and fruity finishes with that peachy touch. The only thing that made me stop using it was that on my skin it didn’t last long, only about two hours.

    • Longevity
    • Sweet
    • Fruity
    • Floral

  7. SusanaSpell

    What lovely teenage memories with this perfume; it’s youthful, with energetic pink floral notes, sweet and fruity finishes with that peach twist. The only thing that made me change it was that on my skin it had poor longevity, about two hours.

    • Longevity
    • Sweet
    • Fruity
    • Floral

  8. Rocío Fernández Gamón

    It was a gem, my second perfume; the first was the Spanish ‘Debutante’, and this one by Agatha was a gift from my mother when I started university in 2002. It was a beauty; I couldn’t believe how delicious it smelled and how it lingered on my skin all day and on my clothes for days. The years passed, and whenever I could, I searched for it but never found it again. As I read, the remake is not the same, not even close. What a shame, because a year ago I found ‘Debutante’ and it smelled exactly the same, so I bought two bottles.

  9. Rocío Fernández Gamón

    It was a gem, my second perfume. The first was the Spanish ‘Debutante’, and this one by Agatha was a gift from my mother when I started university in 2002. It was a beauty; I couldn’t believe how delicious it smelled and how long it lasted on skin and clothes. Years passed, and whenever I could, I looked for it but never found it again; reading other comments, the remake is no longer the same. What a shame, because a year ago I found ‘Debutante’ and it smelled exactly the same, so I bought two bottles.

  10. Valelibre

    Nothing. It didn’t convince me at all. It felt very unfeminine and smelled only of incense.

  11. Valelibre

    I didn’t like it at all… it was too unfeminine and smelled of incense to me.

  12. amatista77

    From the first application, I hated its scent. Too woody and intense for my taste. In my opinion, it smelled of incense.

    • Woody

  13. amatista77

    I hated its scent from the first application. Too woody and intense for my taste; in my opinion, it smelled like incense.

    • Woody

  14. I had it and liked it very much to pair with Eternity, as it was cheaper and thus made the other last longer, which was my signature perfume back then.

    • Longevity

  15. Maribelandia

    I found it at the haberdashery in my neighbourhood around ’91 or ’92. Fantastic, economical, and besides, it was perfume. After a few years, when I went for a new bottle, they told me it was the last one and that they would no longer manufacture it. To my surprise, I found it again in a large shopping centre years later. What happened? It wasn’t the same, not even by chance. Luckily, I soon found Eternity; if it isn’t the same, it is very, very similar. Could it be a plagiarism of this one and that is why they discontinued it? I have asked since then and no one can tell me why. I even asked on the official Agatha website.

    • Longevity

  16. Abicor

    Come back! It lasted through the entire party. Fresh yet incredibly intense.

    • Fresh

  17. Macamen

    Strange, the website says 2005, but I bought it in Spain at Christmas 1993, right when it launched. I can’t find it in shops anymore; it smells just like Eternity, so when I want to remember it, I use that option. It was my teenage perfume.

  18. maledore

    I loved it and I must have it back. I don’t know why I perceived it as citrusy and fruity despite it not containing lemon, but it is slightly acidic, fresh, and has a clean sweetness. Ideal for summer, good longevity, and the packaging is excellent. I want it back!

    • Longevity
    • Sweet
    • Fruity
    • Fresh

  19. rarepearl

    When I met my boyfriend, he was wearing this perfume my grandmother had given me; he adored it. It lasted a long time and left a clean, sugary scent that was very memorable. Now, whenever someone passes by wearing this cologne, both of us recognise it instantly. They say the olfactory memory is the only one that doesn’t fade with age, and undoubtedly, it’s true.

    • Sweet