Anouk by Antonio Puig
Women 1989
Description
Anouk by Antonio Puig is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 1989, this composition was created by perfumers Jean Guichard and Rosendo Mateu.
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floral notes
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94 votes
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- Negative 17%
- Neutral 12%
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About Anouk
Anouk by Antonio Puig is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 1989, this composition was created by perfumers Jean Guichard and Rosendo Mateu.
Flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
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Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
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Maria pintalabios
Anouk is a perfume that transports me directly to the fairy forest.
Lux
A drop of Anouk is luminous, floral, synthetic joy. A perfect everyday cologne that accompanies and feels great on the skin no matter what you’re doing. It was special and pretty when it was born, and it still is today. One drop is more than enough; otherwise, its synthetic structure dominates and takes away the magic. Anouk is light and a rich, benevolent florality to no end. <3 Anouk.
Lux
A drop of Anouk is luminous, synthetic floral joy. A perfect everyday cologne because it goes very well, sits beautifully on the skin no matter what you do. It was special and pretty when it was born, and it still is today. One drop is more than enough; otherwise, its synthetic structure dominates too much and takes away the magic. Anouk is light, rich, and benevolent florality. <3 Anouk.
marpe77
One of my teenage colognes, along with Acqua di Parma and Giovanna. Later came Eau Jeune Fleur à Fleur and Don Algodón. Recently, I was able to try it again at a store and didn’t recognize it; maybe the nuances changed, or perhaps my pH has shifted, but this time I didn’t feel it as floral, but rather greener and darker than I remember.
marpe77
One of my teenage colognes, along with Acqua di Parma and Giovanna. Later came Eau Jeune Fleur à Fleur and Don Algodón. Recently I was able to try it again in a store and didn’t recognize it; perhaps some nuances have changed, or maybe my pH has changed, but this time I didn’t feel it as floral; I felt it as greener, darker than I remembered.
Mayoral
Anouk (1989) had great projection and sillage in my memory. A very feminine perfume from the 40s; I see a lot of personality in it despite being cheap. If I recall, it had fruity peach notes; for me, it had the DNA of Anaïs Anaïs, but its fruity version. It also reminds me of Puig’s Fleurs de Jour.
Mayoral
Anouk (1989), I remember it had great projection and left a trail. A very feminine perfume for a 40-year-old with lots of personality, despite being cheap. If I recall notes of peach, it had the DNA of Anaïs Anaïs, but its fruity version. It also reminds me of Fleurs de Jour by Puig.
Escarlata
What can I say about Anouk! I loved everything: the bottle, the TV ad… and above all, its scent. It was a peachy fruity smell that I adored. A high-quality cologne, without a doubt. What I still don’t understand is the reason for changing the bottles; from my point of view, the original was much better, and the box colors gave it a certain prestige that it no longer has. The bottle has gone through two changes, each worse than the last; now it looks like a cheap imitation of something or a bargain-basement Chinese cologne. It lacks the personality its previous presentation gave it.
Escarlata
What can I say about Anouk? I loved everything about Anouk: the packaging, the TV ads… and above all, its scent. It was a fruity peach aroma that I adored. A high-quality cologne, without a doubt. What I still don’t understand is the reason for changing the packaging; from my point of view, the original was much better, and the box colors gave it a certain prestige that it lacks now. The bottle has gone through two changes, each worse than the last; now it looks like a cheap imitation of something or a cheap Chinese bazaar cologne. It lacks the personality its previous presentation gave it.
EvaGlo
From my teenage years, I also alternated it with Don Algodón. I remember it felt a bit sharp.
jarjim
What memories, I used it during my high school days… sometimes alternating with Don Algodón.
Aguademar
I never tolerated this fragrance. Very synthetic, very penetrating.
Tuberosa76
Who didn’t wear this when they were a lolita? I recently found it again at a supermarket in a different bottle with a softer scent. But when I opened that cap… I swear for a moment I was back at 13.
Yaelle
A very late 80s/early 90s EDT; they later updated the bottle and the scent. I preferred the original much more. For years I considered it one of the best value-for-money options. It was a long-time favorite of mine, especially for everyday wear.