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Paula Alegría by Paula Cahen D'Anvers

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Paula Alegría: A Floral Perfume from Paula Cahen D'Anvers Paula Alegría is a women's perfume created by the house of Paula Cahen D'Anvers and belongs to the floral fragrance family. The composition feels bright and refined, with a warm, powdery close. Top notes introduce bergamot and lime; the heart brings together jasmine, peach, and rose; the base is built on…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 0%
  • Spring 56%
  • Summer 44%
  • Autumn 0%
  • Day 100%
  • Night 0%

Key notes

Community

7 votes

  • Positive 71%
  • Negative 14%
  • Neutral 14%
positive reviews 7 community votes
LongevitySoft SillageIntimate Best momentSpring CharacterFeminine

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In the collection

Leading answer I own it

17 votes

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Leading answer Spring

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Leading answer Day

3 votes

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About Paula Alegría

Main accord white-floral Gender Women

Paula Alegría: A Floral Perfume from Paula Cahen D'Anvers

Paula Alegría is a women's perfume created by the house of Paula Cahen D'Anvers and belongs to the floral fragrance family. The composition feels bright and refined, with a warm, powdery close.

Top notes introduce bergamot and lime; the heart brings together jasmine, peach, and rose; the base is built on amber, sandalwood, and musc.

The opening is crisf and citrusy, led by bergamot and lime.

Jasmine, rose, and peach make up the heart, giving the perfume a soft floral and slightly fruity character.

Amber, sandalwood, and musk form the base, leaving a warm and smooth sillage.

Key accords include white floral, amber, citrus, powdery, woody, rose, musky, animalic, and fruity notes.

With an average rating of 3.86 out of 5 from 7 ratings and just 2 reviews, it remains an under-the-radar choice for floral enthusiasts.

Ideal for women who enjoy feminine floral scents with a fruity edge and a warm, powdery, lightly musky dry-down.

Paula Alegría is a graceful floral fragrance that balances citrus freshness, a romantic floral heart, and a soft amber-woody foundation. Perfect for those seeking an elegant, everyday feminine perfume with a classic feel.

White flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses

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Longevity

Leading answer Soft

5 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Intimate

5 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

3 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Good value

3 votes

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  1. it’s a version for me, fresher and more summery than the Love of this brand. Fresh jasmines, watery and with a charming little green touch, almost fleshy. The only thing I regret is its longevity, it’s not that good at least on my skin. Jasmines and water, an invitation to joy, as its name well says.

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  2. I should give it another chance, I felt it too sweet, but I have faith in it. The longevity is short, but they have a super reasonable price.

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  3. I should give it another chance, I felt it too sweet, but I have faith in it. The longevity is short, but they have a super reasonable price.

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  4. ChiaraBenjoin

    it’s a version for me, fresher and more summery than the Love of this brand. Fresh jasmines, watery and with a charming little green touch, almost fleshy. The only thing I regret is its longevity, it’s not that good at least on my skin. Jasmines and water, an invitation to joy, as its name well says.

    Reply