Amor Amor Cacharel

Cacharel is a famous French fashion house that has been on the market since 1958. At the beginning of his activity, he became famous for the iconic, close-fitting blouse made of crumpled knitwear, which Brigitte Bardot proudly wore. Cacharel designs are airy, romantic creations whose characteristic motif is flowers. Cacharel perfumes have been created in cooperation with the L'Oreal concern since 1978, when the Anaïs Anaïs composition made its debut. However, it was Amor Amor, released in 2003, that conquered the perfume market and became iconic. Amor Amor remains their best-selling fragrance to this day. Cacharel in the world of fashion constantly follows trends, but when it comes to perfumes, consumers can enjoy the constant formula of their favorite fragrances. Amor Amor Cacharel is one of the greatest classics and successes of the brand in the world of selective perfumes. The captivating scent of love and desire surrounds you with a citrus scent broken with a note of blackcurrant. The heart is filled with a subtle accord of flowers, including rose, jasmine and creamy lily of the valley, accompanied by apricot that appears from time to time. The base of Amor Amor is a powerful dose of cedar combined with a vanilla tone, which, in addition to sweetness, perfectly preserves the composition. Amor Amor Cacharel is a classic of the genre. It has many flankers, but it is the Eau de Parfum in a blood-red bottle that wins the hearts of subsequent fans of romantic, but characterful compositions. This is an ideal proposition for lovers of fruity aromas with piercing, intoxicating vanilla. Perfect for gloomy, cold days.

Characteristics of Cacharel Amor Amor Eau de Parfum