Pear Glace by Victoria's Secret
Women 2000
Description
Pear Glace by Victoria's Secret is a fruity floral fragrance for women. This composition, created by perfumer Alberto Morillas and launched in 2000, unfolds a fragrance pyramid where the top notes evoke the freshness of pear and green apple. The heart of the fragrance is sustained by the delicacy of jasmine and lily of the valley, while the base notes…
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 6.9%
- Spring 41%
- Summer 44%
- Autumn 8.0%
- Day 89%
- Night 11%
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Pear
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782 votes
- Positive 70%
- Negative 24%
- Neutral 6.1%
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About Pear Glace
Pear Glace by Victoria’s Secret is a fruity floral fragrance for women. This composition, created by perfumer Alberto Morillas and launched in 2000, unfolds a fragrance pyramid where the top notes evoke the freshness of pear and green apple. The heart of the fragrance is sustained by the delicacy of jasmine and lily of the valley, while the base notes provide a warm persistence thanks to musk and sandalwood.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Green, herbal and fougère Flowers
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Leading answer Soft
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
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Value perception
Leading answer Good value
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Jess Jiménez
One of my first VS body mists, which I remember with affection from a good millennium ago 🤣🤣🤣. Pure, juicy, sweet pear with absolutely no alcoholic notes, just fresh. When it launched, it was a novelty; nothing like it was available then, and it was a sensation. I’ve always preferred Strawberries and Champagne. Ideal for hot summer afternoons…
Jess Jiménez
One of my first VS body mists, I remember it with fondness, from what feels like a thousand years ago 🤣🤣🤣. Pure pear, juicy, sweet, not at all boozy, and fresh. When it launched, it was a novelty; there was nothing like it around, and it was a sensation. I always leaned more towards Strawberries and Champagne. Ideal for hot summer afternoons…
analizabet
I had the VS Pear cologne in the early 2000s, or something like that; I don’t recall the ‘glace’ part (maybe it was on the bottle, but I’m not sure). I loved it. When I wear Donna Karan’s Be Delicious, it reminds me of this cologne. (Perhaps they don’t resemble each other at all, but it gives me the feeling of the same memory)
analizabet
I had VS’s pear cologne back in the early 2000s; I’m not entirely sure if it said ‘glace’ on the bottle, but I loved it. When I wear Donna Karán’s Be Delicious now, it brings me back to that scent. Perhaps they aren’t similar at all, but it evokes the same cherished memory.
Fati7788
I remember it with fondness. It’s sensual pear. An aroma that captivates and is unique.
Jazz Al
I’ve never reviewed a fragrance before, and this is by far the worst I’ve smelled from VS so far, at least the old version. I owned it back in 2010 and still have the memory: it smells ridiculously synthetic, like a rotten pear. What a horror. I hope if it’s still around, they’ve reformulated it to improve things.
Jazz Al
I don’t know why I haven’t reviewed this here before; it’s the worst smell I’ve encountered from VS so far, at least the old version. I had it around 2010 and still remember the scent; it borders on ridiculous in how synthetic it feels, like completely rancid pear. Oh no, a horror. I hope if this fragrance still exists, they’ve reformulated it for the better.
Natalylopez
I’ve used the current version of Pear Glace, which features cucumber, pear, and melon. It’s noticeable, with cucumber predominating, mixed with melon and pear. It smells good and makes you feel fresh and clean, but for me, the cucumber is far too dominant.
charlotinable
I see there are negative comments and reviews. To me, it’s absolutely delicious because perhaps the pear, chamomile, and aloe notes really stand out on my skin; I detected the different nuances. In the end, the blackcurrant and pear battle it out, fruit against fruit. It’s a matter of pH and personal taste. It suits me wonderfully, lasts for hours in a soft trail, and is perfect for summer; the heat makes it rich. Conversely, in cold times, it doesn’t have much splendour. It’s one of my favourites.
Johadia
I have a nostalgic taste for this fragrance. I wear it after some gym showers or to go to sleep. Almost to wear it alone and remember beautiful times.
giselistica
It’s a sweet and aquatic pear body splash; the pear predominates along with the chamomile, though synthetically. The pear is very perceptible with the heat and performs better. It’s sweet but not as sweet as other body splashes in the line; on my pH it’s quite strong, with a high trail and moderate longevity. In summer it’s unbearable, becoming very cloying; it’s more suited to temperate climates and younger girls. The reformulation has worse performance: the original lasted me 24 hours, while the reformulations last 3 to 5 hours. If you like pear, this is the one to choose; it’s extremely fruity.
Sandra Cabezas271282
It’s a strong fragrance with an aquatic pear scent and medium sweetness. Its opening isn’t alcoholic, with a moderate trail and approximately 3 hours of longevity. It could be more for summer, suitable for someone aged 18 and above.
Sandra Cabezas271282
It’s a potent fragrance with an aquatic pear scent and medium sweetness; the opening isn’t alcoholic, it has moderate sillage and lasts about three hours, making it suitable for summer and for people aged 18 and up.
lilacmoonlight
It smells of pear mixed with cactus and aloe vera. It’s a rather strange pear, but still perfect for summer days.
brendilucente
It’s the VS line’s bargain-basement scent that smells most like a bargain. It’s pure pear, pear, and more pear. Yet, for some reason, it hooks me. I think I’m one in a million.
Jencompras87
NEVER… I have never liked this fragrance. I simply cannot stand it.
azuriiita
I confirm Jechucits and Jencompras87’s dislike; I can’t stand it either… it screams ‘cheap’ from every angle, smelling hyper-synthetic… in short, a resounding NO.
Jencompras87
NEVER… have I liked this fragrance. I simply cannot stand it.
Jechucits
Horrible. I have it because my former boss gifted it to me and another colleague for our birthdays. What bad luck that I got this one, which is one of the worst in the line, while my colleague received the raspberry, which is the one I actually like. The pear is so overpowering and sticky that it drowns out the other notes. It smells like any cheap supermarket cologne.
Jechucits
Horrible. I have it because my ex-boss gifted it to me and another colleague for our birthdays. What bad luck that I got this, one of the worst in the line, while my colleague received the raspberry, which is the one I like. The pear is so strong and cloying that it drowns out the other notes. It smells like any cheap supermarket cologne.