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Noa Perle by Cacharel

Women 2006

Brand
Cacharel
Perfumer
Olivier Polge

Description

Noa Perle by Cacharel is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2006, this composition was created by Domitille Michalon Bertier and Olivier Polge. Upon release, the scent features kumquat or mandarin orange alongside pink pepper; the heart reveals peony, bitter orange blossom, and freesia; while the base settles on hazelnut.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 23%
  • Spring 35%
  • Summer 20%
  • Autumn 22%
  • Day 74%
  • Night 26%

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1,275 votes

  • Positive 79%
  • Negative 19%
  • Neutral 1.9%
positive reviews 1.3 k community votes
LongevityLong-lasting SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterFeminine

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In the collection

Leading answer I owned it

3,192 votes

Season

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Leading answer Spring

862 votes

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Leading answer Day

540 votes

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Fragrance profile

About Noa Perle

Main accord floral Year 2006 Gender Women Perfumer Domitille Michalon Bertier · Olivier Polge

Noa Perle by Cacharel is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2006, this composition was created by Domitille Michalon Bertier and Olivier Polge. Upon release, the scent features kumquat or mandarin orange alongside pink pepper; the heart reveals peony, bitter orange blossom, and freesia; while the base settles on hazelnut.

Spices Flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts

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Longevity

Leading answer Long-lasting

315 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

375 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

80 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

63 votes

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  1. Maria pintalabios

    This perfume has been with me since childhood; it’s wonderful. I still have a 200ml bottle full of nostalgia.

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  2. Adriana Manzana

    I still keep it, although after so many years it has deteriorated a bit. I wish Cacharel would bring it back; it was one of the best.

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  3. I agree it’s a shame they always discontinue the best ones. I’m not sure if Noa Perle surpasses its predecessor, Noa; both are spectacular, each with its own nuances. But I feel Noa Perle is more suitable for women who don’t want to draw too much attention.

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  4. I loved the bottle with its pearl; that encouraged me to buy it. A fresh, sparkling fragrance; as it dries, the peony emerges slightly wrapped in sweet hazelnut. I agree with the stated olfactory pyramid; it looks perfect for spring or summer, with a soft trail and medium-low longevity, about 5 hours until skin scent. Because of this performance, I enjoy it more at night before bed, spraying it to relax and savor it alone since it’s so soft. I recommend it if you like fresh and soft scents; since they say it’s discontinued, don’t hesitate to get one—the bottle is a marvel as a vanity adornment (and I love paying attention to bottle designs). Edit: It has the same scent as the Moroccanoil Reconstructive Hair Mask line 7/10.

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  5. I fell in love with the pearl bottle, that convinced me to buy it. It’s fresh and sparkling; as it dries, the peony turns slightly sweet due to the hazelnut, just as the olfactory pyramid says. Ideal for spring or summer, with a soft trail and medium-low longevity, about 5 hours until skin scent. That’s why I enjoy it more at night before bed, it relaxes me so much being so soft. I recommend it if you like fresh and soft scents; since they say it’s discontinued, don’t hesitate to get one, the bottle is a marvel for the vanity (and I love admiring the designs 😁). Edit: It has the same scent as the Moroccanoil Reconstructing Hair Mask line, 7/10.

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  6. pathypooh

    An exquisite fragrance, better than traditional Noa. More elegant and seductive. Excellent for any season, in my opinion. Floral, refined, and delicate. I like it a lot.

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  7. pathypooh

    An exquisite fragrance, better than traditional Noa. More elegant and seductive. Excellent for any season in my opinion. Floral, refined, and delicate. I love it.

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  8. I have half a bottle of this gem. I try to dose it because I know I won’t be able to get more. For me, the predominant scent is hazelnut, very subtle. It has great projection and trail; sometimes I spray it in the room and my husband can smell it from the other end of the house due to a draft. What a pity they always discontinue the best perfumes.

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  9. My sister has always used, until today, classic Noa… she and I are night and day, totally different, and that’s why we complement each other. One Christmas my mother gave her her usual perfume and me Noa Perle… a mother never makes a mistake; we are sisters but opposites… and that’s how I came to know the most fascinating scent I’ve ever felt. No matter how many perfumes I try and own, I’ve never found anything that comes even close. I feel incomplete without my Noa Perle.

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  10. My sister has always worn classic Noa… she and I are night and day, totally different, and that’s why we complement each other… One Christmas, my mom gave her her usual perfume and me Noa Perle… A mother never makes a mistake, sisters but opposites… and that’s how I met the most fascinating scent I’ve ever felt. Through many perfumes I’ve tried and own, I’ve never found anything that resembles it. I feel incomplete without my Noa Perle.

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  11. I always get unlucky falling in love with limited edition scents or ones that get unfairly discontinued; one of them was this sphere worthy of a mermaid, ‘Noa Perle’, soft, sweet, sensual, and gentle, with that mysterious aura that good Cacharel creations have. But you can’t find any bottles anywhere, what a pity! It was a lovely fruity floral dream, with a soft trail and medium longevity. Let’s hope something like this returns. The ad campaign was charming too.

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  12. I have the bad luck of falling in love with or having flings with limited edition or unfairly discontinued fragrances. One of them was this sphere worthy of a siren, Noa Perle: it was soft, sweet, sensual, and gentle, with the mysterious aura that some of Cacharel’s best creations possess. However, of this one, the pearl, there are no bottles anywhere anymore, what a shame! It was a lovely floral-fruit daydream, with a soft trail and medium longevity. Let’s hope something like this returns. The commercial was charming too.

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  13. What a shame it was a limited edition… I love these fragrances, so versatile and original… I really hope they relaunch them soon.

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  14. What a pity it was a limited edition… I loved this fragrance, so versatile and original… I hope they bring it back to the market.

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  15. Fruits and flowers, smells like ripe blackberries and grapes with lilies, very feminine, perfect for spring and daytime.

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