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Anais Anais Premier Delice
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Anais Anais Premier Delice by Cacharel is a floral fruity gourmand fragrance for women. Launched in 2014, this composition was created by Olivier Cresp and Dora Baghriche. Its olfactive structure unfolds with top notes of pear, orange, bergamot, and galbanum; a floral heart of peony and hyacinth; and a warm, enveloping base of cocoa and cedar.
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I absolutely love it! It’s a very floral and fruity scent at the same time, quite sweet. The notes I notice the most are orange and peony, but it also smells like orchid. It’s a super delicious and sweet scent, exactly the way I like it.
I absolutely love it! It’s a scent that’s both floral and fruity, very sweet. The notes I detect most are orange and peony, but it also smells like orchid. It’s a super delicious and sweet scent, just the way I like it.
I bought it yesterday and I must say it’s a delight: delicate, refined, and highly recommended.
Love-hate relationship with this perfume, just like with Cacharel’s: I love it at first, then that sweetness becomes overwhelming. On the skin, the sweetness fades and leaves a pleasant sweet orange scent, but right when I was ready to buy it, I smelled it again and lost interest. If it were less sweet, it would be perfect for me.
Bought it yesterday and I must say it’s a delight: delicate, refined, and highly recommended.
Pears, pears, and more pears… Should I even mention the pear? I admit the essence is wonderful, like slicing a ripe, juicy, sweet summer pear. I almost taste it. But it’s not just that. It’s not a perfume; it’s a pear craving.
Exactly like Sisley’s Eau de Soir… but cheaper.
Delicate and subtle perfume. Very rich and smooth in its notes: lots of fruits and flowers that give a refined scent, suitable for any informal occasion. I love it and I think it’s a fresh aroma ideal for any age. Delicious!
Delicate and subtle perfume. Very rich and soft in its notes: lots of fruits and flowers that create a refined scent, ideal for any casual occasion. I love it and think it’s a perfectly fresh aroma for any age. Delicious.
Sweet and fresh pear! It’s very fruity at first, then the sweeter notes linger. Very tasty for my taste, ideal for summer!
Smells like pear and chocolate to an extreme. I loved it at first, but in the end, I hate it because it’s so heavy and overpowering.
I LOVE IT! It’s a sweet yet delicate scent. It has me hooked and it lasts a long time.
Very sweet and fruity. The standout note is the pear; it reminds me of Yves Rocher’s pear, but this one is much more complex and well-made. It lasts forever. It makes no sense they named it Anais because it has nothing to do with that perfume.
Anaïs Anaïs Premier Delice disappointed me; I thought it would keep the floral and powdery concept of the original, but they are two completely different perfumes with no similarity, so calling it Anaïs is a serious mistake. Moving on to the scent: it’s a very sweet fruity fragrance with some supporting florals; here, the pear with chocolate combination dominates (a combo I don’t like), along with peonies, hyacinths, and base woods. The notes are well-balanced, but the pear note is unbearable to me, and to my misfortune, it’s the dominant note. I can’t say it’s an ugly perfume; objectively, it isn’t—it’s common and simple, yet pretty, just not for me. I think the ideal wearer is a sweet, tender, and very feminine teenager.
Anais Premier Delice disappointed me. I thought it would keep the floral and powdery concept of the original, but these are two completely different perfumes with no similarities; calling it Anais is a serious mistake. It’s a very sweet fruity scent with supporting florals, but the pear with chocolate dominates, a combination I don’t like. Although the notes are balanced, the pear scent is unbearable and dominant. It’s not a bad perfume; it’s common and nice, just not for me. I think it suits a sweet, feminine teenager better.
Very fruity and sweet scent, you can definitely tell it’s pear. I wouldn’t recommend it for very hot days because as it dries down, it can become heavy and overwhelming for my taste.
A delight, just like its name suggests! It’s simple yet refined, sweet without being cloying, perfect for summer. The only downside is that it doesn’t last long, what a shame!
What a delicacy, Anais Premier Delice! I tried it in a store and haven’t stopped thinking about it since. It smells like sweet pear without being cloying, sparkling and cheerful. I’ve gotten so many compliments and it doesn’t feel heavy to me; it’s a perfect blend of sweet and fresh. I wear it day or night, doesn’t matter to me. Plus, it’s not very common; I haven’t seen any ads, which gives it an original touch. Please don’t take it off the market, I love it!
It’s a delicious, youthful, feminine, and sweet perfume. It’s fruity, with the pear definitely taking the lead. I really like it; I’ve already bought it twice. Definitely not for those who don’t like sweet fragrances. It has good longevity on the skin, though it doesn’t last as long on clothes. A charming perfume.
It’s a delicious, youthful, feminine, and sweet perfume. It’s fruity, with the pear definitely dominating. I like it a lot and have already bought it twice. Definitely not for those who don’t like sweet fragrances. It has good longevity on the skin, though it doesn’t last as long on clothes. A charming perfume.
I tried it for the first time at duty-free in an airport and always thought of it until I decided to buy a 30ml bottle… I’ll have to buy it again. It’s a fruity and sweet fragrance, very youthful and cheerful, sparkling and brightening your day. I like it for spring/summer because in colder weather, I prefer other scents that are more vanilla and creamy. The longevity is good (about 5-6 hours on skin). What surprises me is how long it lasts on clothes. The first time I wore it, I was on vacation; I put it on after my shower before dinner and slept with it. The next night, when I went to bed, my pillow smelled strongly of this fragrance. I was surprised.
Wow, I’m not the only one who thinks it resembles Anaïs Anaïs Premiere’s Be Extra Delicious; it definitely captures me. At times, it reminds me of Bonbon due to the caramelized part, and the cocoa with a tonka bean aroma recalls Tommy Peach Blossom, plus it has its citrus notes. The raspberry touches are slightly present; I didn’t like them before, but now they’ve hooked me. Compared to the classic, this is more youthful and sweet; the other is more anise, serious, and powdery, though the bitter citrus note from ylang-ylang can be a bit scratchy, so I recommend not buying it blindly. If it’s sweet, yes. Although it doesn’t seem so at first, as it evolves over hours, it changes. At times, I confused it with both Be Delicious and Anaïs Premiere, but between these two, I stick with Anaïs Premiere. I give it a 9 out of 10. Update: More than 10 hours have passed, and it has returned with notes of milk and toffee, along with a bit of melon, making it resemble Bonbon, but then bitter tones dominate, making it serious, though it remains sparkling. I own three perfumes with chocolate and fruits, and none resemble this one.
I bought it at Free Shop because it was almost free. I wouldn’t have tried it since the classic version sounded old to me. It smells like candies and sweets, but there’s a floral note mixed with citrus that makes it fresh and sparkling. It smells like a sunny day, spring, and joy. It gives me energy. I was surprised by the longevity; it lasts quite a while. I see it as a close cousin to Givenchy’s Irresistible.
I don’t like it because it smells very boozy; it’s an overwhelming perfume.
I love it; it’s a very pleasant aroma that makes me want to keep smelling it, and it lasts quite a while on my skin.
I bought it because reviews said it was rich, sweet, and fruity, but honestly, it smells very heavy. No fruit at all, just bad sweets with poor longevity. I won’t buy it again and won’t use the rest.
I’ve had some fights with this perfume. It’s very sweet but floral, and the scent just throws me off. I love gourmands, but sugary florals don’t work for me. The longevity is decent, but it lacks projection, so for me, it’s a 1 and nothing more.
Bought this purely out of nostalgia; I wore it as a kid and it brings back memories of that time. It smells like sweet little fruits with a licorice note on dry skin that isn’t bad, but it feels very ‘teenage’. The downside is that it disappears in under 10 minutes; I’ve sprayed it up to 14 times and it still vanishes instantly. Nothing special, just an emotional connection.
The reviews scared me off when deciding whether to buy it. Until a friend gifted me a bottle with 20ml of leftovers to try. She agreed with the others: too sweet and weird. After five years of using it, she still hadn’t finished it. As a gourmand fragrance lover, I found something soft, fruity, and sweet—definitely pinkish, but nothing offensive or terrible. Anaïs Anaïs Premier Delice opens with a juicy, potent pear that lasts a long time. It’s a sweet pear, like in syrup, sometimes feeling chocolatey due to the cocoa. The flowers appear timidly once the perfume settles; the peony stands out, giving it a fresh, pink character. Occasionally, I catch the hyacinth, which reminds me of the original, and that might be their only common point. When the pear stops taking center stage, the cocoa and cedar emerge on the skin, equally sweet. When my sister smelled it, she said it smelled like the perfume you’d gift a little girl. I suppose that’s another commonality with the original, which was a gift to many as their first perfume. Premier Delice is more modern. Fruity, sweet, sparkling, and playful. It’s nothing serious, but also not boring. It lasts quite a bit for what it is. Pear usually doesn’t last on my skin, but this one exceeded seven hours. For its price, like the rest of Cacharel, it’s unbeatable in quality. I recommend buying it as a gift for little girls or to have a little perfume that’s not overwhelming and very versatile.
The reviews scared me into buying it, but a friend gifted me 20ml of leftovers to try. She said it was very sweet and weird, and she hadn’t finished it in 5 years. As a gourmand lover, I found it soft, fruity, and sweet—like a pink scent, nothing offensive. It opens with a juicy, potent pear, sweet like in syrup, sometimes with cocoa. The flowers come out timidly later, with the peony adding a fresh touch. Occasionally, it smells like hyacinth, just like the original. In the end, the cocoa and cedar are as sweet as the fruits. My sister said it smells like a girl’s perfume, just like the original. It’s more modern, sparkling, and playful—nothing serious, but not boring either. Lasts quite a while; usually, pears don’t last long on me, but here it lasted over 7 hours. For the price, Cacharel offers unbeatable quality. Ideal as a gift for girls or as a versatile, uncomplicated little perfume.
It reminds me a lot of Givenchy’s Irresistible but with even more precarious longevity… what a pity because it’s very pleasant, rich, fruity, fresh, and milky, but it lasts a second and I can’t smell it anymore. I bought it at the Cacharel store so it can’t be a copy; the perfume just doesn’t last on me. Is it worth it to have to reapply every hour? I don’t think so. Just like the Yes I Am, it lasts very little. I won’t buy it again.
The scent is wonderful; for me, it would be the perfect aroma if not for one thing: it doesn’t last absolutely anything, it vanishes, and it’s a shame because, as I say, it’s wonderful.
I agree with the reviews below. It’s delicious, sweet, and fresh all at once, but it doesn’t last. If it weren’t for that, it would be my favorite. Ideal for daily wear. Cacharel, please improve the longevity and sillage!!!
A happy accident at the airport and an excellent purchase: fresh, fruity, and clean. It’s a versatile fragrance that works very well in various occasions. Plus, the dry-down lasts. The sillage is moderate but stays there. Good buy to repeat and almost a surefire gift.
The only thing I notice is the pear and cocoa base when it dries down. I’m not a huge fan of fruity scents, especially pear. I like it for everyday wear; it’s not unpleasant, but it bores me—I can’t find anything special about it. It’s a smart buy for gifting because it’s youthful, but if you’re looking for more complex and original perfumes, this isn’t the right option.
It’s sweet and fruity with a powdery floral touch, all very blended without distinct notes. Sillage and longevity are medium on skin but much stronger on clothes. Recommended for daily use.
I bought it for the super discount on the 30ml. Honestly, it surprised me quite a bit; on my skin, it has good longevity. It’s a sweet floral scent that’s excellent for everyday wear. It doesn’t resemble the original Anaïs Anaïs; rather, I see it as a fresher, more modern version.
What a delicious perfume! The pear scent right at the start is brutal. I bought the 30ml because it was on sale, but I was surprised by the longevity and sillage, so I already grabbed the big one and have no regrets. I just have one question: I see some bottles are clear and others are white; is there any difference?
I tried it thanks to a YouTuber and I can’t thank her enough. The moment I smelled it… Mmm, what a wonder is this? It smells phenomenal, sweet just the right amount, not heavy, and great value. The only downside is it doesn’t last more than 2-3 hours on me. I bought it without hesitation, thinking it was the 30ml, and when it arrived home, it turned out to be 50ml! Highly recommended.
I’ve had this for a year and still can’t get over it. That blend of flowers and pear makes me feel like it’s more for older women. It’s sitting there, waiting for me to muster the courage to use it again.