just if you want to smell like food still it made me served a potatoes soup at a Romanian restaurant in Paris for lunch after I smelled it in perfumery years ago, it's good if you not have appetite, like perfume I would prefer the blue remake. yes, I detect kind of a smoky-herbal vibe through the first stage of this EDT, though I suppose it’s due to the peculiar coriander and coffee blend). it feels like the lightest of pencil sketches on a notebook with round edges- from the whisper of opening plum to the rosier heart, it floats in known subtlety. My friend wore this and it smelled beautiful on her ,I so wanted to love this but on my skin its too sharp and has a strangeness to it . It is this ethos and attitude that we are proud to say is embedded across our company and infused in everything we do.

I love Noa slightly more than Noa fleur, it’s one of few perfumes I always have to have in my collection. I find that if I spray it directly onto my skin, the scent is much sharper and can get a little too much. The right person would probably enjoy this for an around-the-house scent, or an after-shower or bedtime scent. But when I raise my wrist to my nose I get pure, vegetal grass and green, in a not very pleasant way, not in a fresh way which I’d probably enjoy.Cacharel 100ml 20-30 30-50 30ml Autumn cacharel christmas EDT female fruity new Old spo-default spo-disabled womens-perfume //www. While we strive to provide accurate and helpful information, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy or reliability of the AI-generated pros and cons. Apply Cacharel Noa Eau de Toilette 100ml on pulse points – such as wrists, neck and behind ears – or inside clothing. In terms of performance can't comment on the newer versions but this miniature is quiet and persistent, with slightly sweet, clean, milky, green wafts every now and then. Founded in 1962 by designer Jean Bousquet, the company takes its name from the local term for Anas querquedula, which is a small duck native to the Camargue region of France.

Inspired by the inner peace and wisdom of women, this female fragrance offers an ode to peace with an infusion of rare woods and delicate flowers. I remember very well Cacharel from the nineties (I used to own Anais Anais as a teen, certainly not a match but at that time there were not many choices in my just-then-post-Soviet home country). I get the top in it's joyful green and white, and the coffee and the coriander somehow manages to keep this fresh without turning too sharp, and miraculously the musk (or at least in this version) works very well on my skin. Top notes are White Musk, Peony, Freesia, Green Notes, Peach and Plum; middle notes are Lily, Lily-of-the-Valley, Green Grass, Jasmine, Ylang-Ylang and Rose; base notes are Coffee, Vanilla, Sandalwood, Coriander, Incense, Tonka Bean and Cedar.It's my to-go option for a spring/summer day at the university, at work or even for a causual meeting with friends.

I have always assumed this would be a boring musky scent, and just by reading the notes I would have never tried it, as musk usually turns sharp and dirty on my skin and I don't care much about jasmine, rose, or ylang-ylang either.

That said, this might very well be a great fragrance for those whose skin doesn't reject it the way my skin does. Also because I find it quite recognizable and that leaves so little to the mystery when smelling someone.