
Cacharel
Cacharel Amor Amor (2003) is a citrus and fruity scent for women. Expect black currant and orange up top, rose and apricot in the heart, and vanilla and tonka bean underneath.
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Best Clone
The best clone of Cacharel Amor Amor is Amour TouJours by Paris Elysees, with a 79% accuracy score. A fraction of the cost of the $73 original.
What people who wear Cacharel Amor Amor report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Dominique Ropion and Laurent Bruyere.
Listed as Women
“Dissapointing. This lacks the uniqueness and sexyness of the older Cacharel fragances. Smells like any other fruity cologne out there. Too girly. And it lacks the longevity and sillage of an expensive perfume. It´s too lovely, too harmless, too infantile. Good for an everyday, summer fragance but not worth the price for that purpose. I think I´m going to keep on loving my Lou Lou and my Anais Anais and give this a pass.”
“This perfume showed me the dangers of blind buying. The opening of this fragrance smells like men’s aftershave on me (I have also gotten this comment from others as well) but the drydown is a nice citrusy vanilla. That opening is not it though..can’t say I’m a fan of this one.”
“How can this have so many notes and yet smell like nothing. It smells so light and boring. Almost like sweet play doh. A weak 90s version of Kenzo Amour. I was so underwhelmed. The projection and longevity = nonexistent. Also the name and bottle made me think it would smell more fruity/spicy/sweet/berry/etc/etc, any of those. Totally sucks and has the worst performance.”

Paris Elysees
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Sillage
Adds peach, tangerine and cassis where the original leans on black currant, rose and apricot. Voters say it fades sooner on skin.

La Rive
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Sillage
Brings peony, pink pepper and pear to the mix and skips black currant, orange and mandarin orange from the original. Voters say it fades sooner on skin.