Cacharel will launch Amor Amor Absolu in October. The new fruity floral perfume for women is a more intense version of 2003′s Amor Amor.
Amor Amor Absolu was developed by perfumer Dominique Ropion, who also worked on the original Amor Amor fragrance. The notes include grapefruit, pineapple, jasmine, lily of the valley, frangipani, vanilla, praline and benzoin.
Cacharel Amor Amor Absolu will be available in 30 and 50 ml Eau de Parfum. (via osmoz, beaute-conseils)
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I’m afraid I’m not a fan of the original Amor Amor, so I probably won’t fall in love with the Absolu.
Money saved then…
I really loved this one. My cute French brought it back for me from France, so it was a new French perfume that nobody else had. Then we moved to france and my mother-in-law thought it was nice and decided to wear it too. Ergh. I love her but don’t want to smell like her.
Drat — sorry!
Gosh, for a fruity floral, the notes sound intriguing and the bottle is cool too.
It does sound nice, except I’m not a huge fan of pineapple.
fruits and flowers-both smells great when sniffed seperately–if mixed-smells more like a fruit cooktail or smoothy–not very trendy enough to wear a smoothy