Animale Love by Animale
Women 2012
Description
Animale Love by Animale is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2012 and created by Loc Dong and Michel Gouges, it features top notes of tangerine orange, water lily, and bergamot; heart notes of orchid, peony, tiare flower, and violet; and base notes of tonka bean, white amber, sandalwood, musk, cotton candy, and patchouli.
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 37%
- Spring 19%
- Summer 9.2%
- Autumn 35%
- Day 47%
- Night 53%
Key notes
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Top
Tangerine
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Heart
orchid
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Base
tonka bean
Community
209 votes
- Positive 87%
- Negative 9.1%
- Neutral 3.8%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
729 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
209 votes
Season
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207 votes
Time of day
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128 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Animale Love
Animale Love by Animale is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2012 and created by Loc Dong and Michel Gouges, it features top notes of tangerine orange, water lily, and bergamot; heart notes of orchid, peony, tiare flower, and violet; and base notes of tonka bean, white amber, sandalwood, musk, cotton candy, and patchouli.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
110 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
153 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
44 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
43 votes
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Community reviews
21 reviews
Share what you noticed: opening, drydown, sillage and the moments when it works for you.
Reminds me a lot of Paris Hilton’s Can Can. I know it’s cloying, but I absolutely love it.
Smells just like Pink Sugar, but without that burnt caramel note.
It’s sweet and caramel-like, but very synthetic; on my skin it smells like rubber. I only tried it once and kept it in my collection.
It’s sweet and caramel-like, but very synthetic; on my skin, it smells like rubber. I only wore it once and put it away in my collection.
I love it! Great longevity, sweet, soft, powdery, and excellent value for the price.
Sweet floral with a fruity touch. The opening is strong but shifts to a pleasant sweetness in seconds; I detect gardenia, rose, lily of the valley, then tangerine and tonka bean, finishing with musk and sandalwood. It smells synthetic, not like cotton candy or caramel. Its affordable price makes it a good value. I’m not sure if I’ll buy it again. The sillage is moderate and longevity is acceptable, around 8 to 10 hours. I recommend it for any weather or time of day. I bought it blind and am happy with its development. Definitely recommend if you like sweet, floral, and fruity scents.
Simply delicious. The opening is sweet but not cloying. I bought it and was fascinated by its cotton candy scent. My husband loved it, and the best part is that it’s very affordable. It has moderate sillage and lasts 4 to 6 hours.
I bought it looking for a Pink Sugar dupe because Aquolina’s launch didn’t convince me; it was a blind buy that completely displaced the original, which I plan to sell or gift. The only downside is I only got the 30 ml. It smells like Cotton Candy from the very first moment, and on my skin I don’t notice the flowers it claims to have. Longevity is very good and the trail is delicious. The best part is it’s super affordable in Mexico, around 400 pesos or $17. Hopefully, you can find it in a set. Delicious! 😍
Hi, I bought this perfume looking for a dupe of Aqualina’s Pink Sugar. The opening didn’t work for me; it was a blind buy and it completely overshadowed the Pink Sugar, which I’m thinking of selling or gifting. The good thing is I only bought the 30 ml size. It smells like cotton candy right from the start; I don’t sense the flowers it claims to have on my skin. Longevity is very good and the sillage is delicious. The best part is it’s very cheap in Mexico, around 400 pesos or $17. Hopefully, I can find it in a set. Delicious!
On my skin, it smells sweet, like cotton candy, bubblegum, candies, talcum powder, and roses. It’s a fresh, sweet, and soft scent with excellent staying power. I highly recommend it; it’s not expensive, ranging between $20 and $35. It comes in 100 ml as a very nice Eau de Parfum.
It was a gift from my dad. At first, I liked it because it smelled sweet but not overpowering, but later on, I didn’t; I left it as a room freshener, and I even liked how it smelled when I sprayed it on my sheets, but not on my skin. One day I decided to wear it to work, and a girl asked me what perfume I was wearing because it smelled so good. After that, I wore it more often and got compliments every time. It’s not one of my favorites, but it’s one of the perfumes in my collection that has brought me the most compliments.
Looking for Pink Sugar isn’t easy in my country, so I found this as a dupe. It was a blind buy and a huge mistake; I didn’t like it at all, maybe it’s my pH, but on my skin it smells like rubber, very synthetic. I don’t know how to explain it; I don’t sense any cotton, caramel, or raspberries as described here.
I bought it just because reviews said it smells like Pink Sugar—the one I need but can’t find in my city. At first sniff, I fell in love: it’s sweet, sweet, sweet, like cotton candy. I truly loved it.
I agree with those who notice it smells like Pink Sugar. On my skin, Animale Love is more musky and balsamic, less acidic at first. It evolves into cotton candy and caramel, leaving a very soft and rich amber and raspberry finish. The crazy thing is that neither cotton candy nor caramel are in the composition. I recommend it as a wildcard gourmand; if you like super-sweet perfumes, you’ll love it. Watch out: if Pink Sugar doesn’t suit your pH, the same will happen with this. My mom loved Pink Sugar, got compliments, but on her skin it turned into an unremovable smell of burnt rubber and rotten lemon. This happened to her too, but less badly. I will definitely buy it again.
I agree with those who say it’s similar to Pink Sugar. On my skin, Animale Love is more musky, balsamic, and less acidic at first. It evolves into cotton candy and caramel, ending with a very soft and delicious note of amber and raspberry. The crazy part is that neither cotton candy nor caramel are in its composition. I recommend it as a versatile gourmand. If you love super-sweet perfumes, you’ll adore it. That said, if Pink Sugar doesn’t suit your pH, this probably won’t either. My mom loved Pink Sugar, but on her skin it turned into an unremovable smell of burnt rubber and rotten lemon. This happened to her too, but less badly. I will definitely buy it again.
I had ruled out Pink Sugar after reading reviews describing it as burnt caramel, even though I knew Animale Love seemed similar. I dared to buy it blind because it was cheap, and it was a huge mistake. On my skin, Animale Love smells like caramel, but rancid and very heavy. Maybe my product is damaged or just doesn’t match my pH; there are a thousand reasons, but on my skin, it is NOT pleasant. I’m not speaking ill of the brand, please understand me: it’s nothing pleasant, feminine, or cute; it smells like spoiled sugar. It’s the only experience I’ve had with Animale Love, what a shame and disappointment. Every blind perfume I buy I treat with my best goodwill, trying to give them a chance even if they’re not my style, but I failed monumentally here. I cry and suffer.
It’s a sugary-dominant aroma where you can detect a touch of peonies that reminds me of Perfume Pivoine, not exactly, but with that same presence, plus a slight touch of mandarin. It’s a tender scent evoking the femininity and sweetness of a woman without a defined age: from a child to an elder, ideal for the office or informal events. Plus, it has that same longevity and accessible price as its Animale predecessors. It’s perfect for morning and evening wear.
It’s a sugary-dominant aroma where you also notice a touch of peonies that reminds me of Perfume Pivoine, not exactly the same but with that same floral presence, plus a slight touch of mandarin. It’s a tender scent evoking the femininity and sweetness of a woman without a defined age; I’d use it from childhood to old age, perfect for the office or informal events. Plus, it has that same longevity and accessible price as its Animale predecessors. Ideal for morning and evening wear.
I agree with Poly: this perfume is too similar to Pink Sugar, but it smells exquisite. It’s very sweet—I love it! It’s not overwhelming. It’s on my list. It smells lovely, it’s tender, I’ll definitely buy it.
It’s identical to Aquolina’s Pink Sugar: pure cotton candy. I don’t know how the price compares, but it seems easier to find in certain places. I already had the original, and it’s super sweet and long-lasting; a little goes a long way to make you smell good all day. Ideal for gourmand lovers. In the end, I bought it 🙂 It’s a mix of cotton candy, baby powder, and raspberries. Exquisite and at a great price.
It’s the same as Aquolina’s Pink Sugar: pure cotton candy. I don’t know how the price stacks up, but it seems easier to grab in some countries. I already owned Pink Sugar, and it’s really sweet and long-lasting; a little bit lasts all day; it’s special for us gourmand lovers. In the end, I bought it 🙂 It’s a blend of cotton candy, baby powder, and raspberries. Exquisite and at a very good price.