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Cassili by Parfums de Marly

Women 2019

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Cassili by Parfums de Marly is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2019, this composition features an olfactory pyramid that begins with top notes of red currant, floral notes, and Bulgarian rose. The heart unfolds with plum, frangipani, petal, and mimosa, while the base settles on vanilla, tonka bean, and sandalwood.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 8.8%
  • Spring 39%
  • Summer 34%
  • Autumn 19%
  • Day 79%
  • Night 21%

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3,231 votes

  • Positive 67%
  • Negative 15%
  • Neutral 18%
positive reviews 3.2 k community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentSpring CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I want it

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Leading answer Spring

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Leading answer Day

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About Cassili

Main accord floral Year 2019 Gender Women

Cassili by Parfums de Marly is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2019, this composition features an olfactory pyramid that begins with top notes of red currant, floral notes, and Bulgarian rose. The heart unfolds with plum, frangipani, petal, and mimosa, while the base settles on vanilla, tonka bean, and sandalwood.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers Spices Woods and mosses

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

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Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

1,363 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

1,207 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Very expensive

1,121 votes

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  1. Hi! First review here. I love strong, sweet rose perfumes. My first Marly was Delina Exclusif, a bomb of roses, super sweet and long-lasting. Then came Valaya Exclusif… impossible to explain what it does to me. I bought both blind, just like Cassili. It arrived today, and honestly, it’s nothing special… very soft, skin-scent from the start, zero sillage and projection. I expected more given the price and my experiences with the other two Marlys. I wouldn’t buy it again.

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  2. MdmButterfly

    Top quality, but smells like a teenage peach or cherry blossom shampoo. Worn well, sure, but it still just smells like shampoo.

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  3. irmapaolapj

    The first Marly I tried was Delina; I liked it… different, classic, feminine, and elegant. Then I tried Delina Exclusif and I was blown away! I loved it; it’s my favorite Marly. Second place goes to Cassili: a feminine scent with a sweet peach touch that I know isn’t in the notes but I can definitely feel. It’s elegant, opulent, striking… different from other perfumes. It lasts a long time on my skin. I need to get another large decant of this wonder.

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  4. irmapaolapj

    The first Marly I tried was Delina, and I liked it… it’s different, very classic, feminine, and elegant. Then I tried Delina Exclusif and I was absolutely in love! I adored it; it’s my favorite in the collection. Second place goes to Cassili, a feminine scent with a sweet peachy touch that, even though it’s not listed in the notes, is unmistakable. It’s elegant, opulent, striking, and unique. It lasts forever on my skin. I need to get another large decant of this masterpiece.

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  5. Although it’s not as niche in terms of scent, it definitely is in quality. As others have said, the fruity part for me is a sweet, velvety peach, unlisted but obvious. To me, it doesn’t smell synthetic, and throughout almost its entire evolution, it has a character reminiscent of fruit smoothies, even though it’s not lactonic. It blends with tropical florals, musk, and sandalwood, resulting in something exquisite. I see it as versatile and ultra-feminine, ideal for spring-summer but wearable all year round. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s a special perfume. On my skin, it lasts about 8 hours with moderate but wide projection and sillage at the start. I’m thrilled to have it.

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  6. It’s delicious, but it reminded me of Body Shop body cream fragrances, specifically the peach one that smells very similar to Cassili. I don’t dislike it, but it’s not innovative; you can find something like it elsewhere.

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  7. I was about to order it blind, torn between Meliora and Cassili, and I’m glad I ended up choosing Meliora. When I tried Cassili at El Corte Inglés twice, I threw the paper away immediately: the opening seemed super artificial. I didn’t want to wait for it to settle because that synthetic, terrible smell gave me a migraine. But as I always say, it’s all in the taste.

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  8. I was going to buy this blindly, torn between Meliora and Cassili, and I’m glad I ended up with Meliora. When I tried Cassili at El Corte Inglés twice, I threw the receipt away immediately. It felt super artificial; I didn’t even have time to sit down because that synthetic, bad smell gave me a migraine. But as I always say, it’s all about personal taste.

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  9. So here was all the art Oriana lacked, ‘performing’ in Cassili. Good longevity, acceptable sillage, but the scent leaves me somewhat indifferent. Simply pleasant. You’ll smell good, and it has the advantage that, while it resembles many mall perfumes, Cassili doesn’t have that ‘perfume’ vibe; it’s much more subtle and elegant than any Lancôme, Armani, or Valentino. It has a certain Narciso Rodríguez air thanks to that powerful musk cloud. The creamy tropical frangipani and plum are also there. I imagine the peach note is just my nose being sugested by the bottle’s color. A pretty perfume, absolutely ridiculous price, but at least it doesn’t abandon you after half an hour like that joke called Oriana.

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  10. Another Rococo painting with a very quiet tropical explosion in the background; it lacks the power and originality of Valaya or Oriana. Cassili is more like the older sister of Meliora. They share the same vibe running through the collection: sage green and muted salmon canvases, dolls, candies, vintage roses in a trimmed hedge, silky hair with ribbons, and fruit smoothies in faceted glasses. And I could go on: Cassili suggests nostalgia, cold springs, and warm autumns. It’s dense yet light, a little dollop of stirred mascarpone like turbulence over a butter cookie, thanks to that tonka bean. A tender thing, with a transparent, pinkish melancholy. And yet, it’s still not my favorite.

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  11. I can’t justify the purchase because it smells almost exactly like Givenchy’s Irresistible.

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  12. darlenerock

    Just as I said Oriana is overrated, I say this fragrance is exquisite. After the expectation vs. reality letdown with Oriana, I arrived at this without expecting anything and was pleasantly surprised. It’s a particular scent, a delight. Soft, fine, creamy flowers with a fruit cocktail where I’m sure peach appears even if it’s not listed. It feels so good to wear. The mimosa with the peach (for me, that’s what it is) and the vanilla base… delicious! It has very good longevity (more than 6 hours on skin). The sillage is medium, you can feel it a bit more than your body. It’s very pleasant; I feel like a creamy fruit dessert, absolutely delicious.

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  13. darlenerock

    As I said, Oriana is overrated, and this fragrance is exquisite. After the reality check Oriana gave me, I came here with no expectations and was pleasantly surprised. It’s such a unique scent I can only call a delight. Soft, fine, creamy flowers with a fruit cocktail where I’m sure there’s peach, even if it’s not listed. It feels great: mimosa with peach and a vanilla base… pure bliss! Lasting power is very good (over 6 hours). The sillage is moderate, noticeable but not overwhelming. Very pleasant; I feel like a creamy fruit dessert, absolutely delicious.

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  14. IT’S NOT GOOD, IT’S A DELIGHT! My favorite after Delina Exclusif. Sweet and fruity but subtle. I love the balance; they say it smells like Irresistible, but it’s nothing like that—it’s much more delicate and pleasant, not a synthetic fruit bomb. It has a subtle peach note, a real charm, super silky and creamy with great quality. I can’t stop smelling it. I’d love to try it on skin; I tested it on dry skin.

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  15. Not bad, it’s a delight! My favorite after Delina Exclusif. Sweet and fruity but subtle. I love this house’s balance. People say it smells like Irresistible, but it’s nothing like it: here it’s much more delicate and pleasant, not a synthetic fruit bomb. It’s a subtle, enchanting, super silky and creamy scent with quality. I can’t stop smelling it. I’d love to try it on skin; I tested it dry.

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  16. Florenciaccg

    First, I don’t find any resemblance to Givenchy’s Irresistible. Second, I’ll clarify that the opening is quite artificial and I didn’t like it as much as the dry-down, but that’s only for the first five minutes. Finally, I love this perfume; I’ve never smelled anything like it before. Although it doesn’t have the classic power of Delina, Baccarat, or famous niche scents, it’s not ultra-original, yet I don’t associate it with anything else. I find it very comfortable and can wear it all day. It makes me happy; it’s so rich.

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  17. Florenciaccg

    To start, I don’t find it similar to Givenchy’s Irresistible. I’ll clarify that the opening is quite artificial and I don’t like it as much as the dry down, but that’s only for the first 5 minutes. Finally, I love this perfume; I’ve never smelled anything like it before. Although it doesn’t have the classic power of a Delina or Baccarat, it’s not ultra-original and I don’t associate it with anything else. I find it very comfortable; I can wear it all day. It makes me happy, it’s truly delicious 🤍

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  18. MINERVparfums

    It’s nothing new or impressive; I agree with other reviews: it has that unpleasant synthetic touch for my taste. When I bought it, I immediately gifted it to my daughter for an obvious reason: it smells huge like Givenchy’s IRRESISTIBLE, one of her favorites. It’s a youthful, cheerful, delicate, feminine, luminous, and sparkling scent. It’s not unique or different, but it’s delicious and the dry down is enchanting and gets compliments. There’s not much to say, it’s a floral-fruity blend where peach (not listed) stands out. The flowers work together; I don’t sense one over the other. This fusion is wrapped in a creaminess of vanilla and sandalwood. The performance isn’t great on my skin for an expensive perfume: about 6 hours with average-to-low projection and sillage.

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  19. AdrianaTaborda

    It’s very delicate and youthful. The peach yogurt opening is a bit synthetic, and when I tested it in cool weather, it didn’t impress me at all; I wondered where the frangipani was since that’s why I wanted it. Well, now that it’s warmer, it feels exquisite, projects well, and lasts a long time; I can smell that mix of frangipani and mimosa with all the creaminess of sandalwood and vanilla. Definitely appropriate for spring and summer.

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  20. Have you tried Givenchy Play? Well, it’s identical. If we look at the notes, they don’t match, but I’m sure Cassili carries peach, and that fruit is what stands out most in Play; they also share similar tropical-character flowers, and in the dry down, one has vanilla and the other benjoin. Both perfumes are wonderful, but I stick with Givenchy’s because it brings me such good memories (including its sibling Intense). Don’t let the opening of Cassili fool you; it seems a bit artificial, but give it time and you’ll fall in love.

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  21. Reinadesaba

    I find it pleasant, relaxing, and comfortable. In particular, I apply it to my pillow; I love smelling it when I go to sleep.

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  22. Reina Amigdala

    I didn’t like it at all. The scent is super generic and synthetic; it smells like a St. Ives cream I used almost my entire adolescence (and since I bought them at home, I never liked that smell). I can’t distinguish any particular notes, just that fake smell.

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  23. SeekerofHugs

    My aunt ordered a Discovery Set from the Parfums de Marly website and she didn’t like this one at all; she found it synthetic, so I kept it. Cassili opens with a fresh, slightly acidic note. The blend makes it smell like peach. It’s tropical and fruity but creamy and soft. The floral part is very well balanced, and I don’t perceive one note standing out. I don’t see it as sexy as Delina Exclusif, nor elegant as Delina. Cassili is light, the sweet and reserved sister of them. I don’t like the Delinas because I can’t tolerate rose, whereas Cassili might end up pleasing me; I perceive the floral bouquet but the fruity combo also feels present, and together they create a beautiful scent. It’s a youthful, carefree, delicate, feminine, luminous, and happy aroma. There are many floral-fruity scents, I don’t see it as very unique or different, but it has something special. The longevity is moderate, about 3 hours, and the sillage is very low. I wouldn’t buy it because it’s not my sweet style and the performance is poor for such an expensive perfume, but I’ll use this decant this spring because it’s pleasant.

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  24. Reina Amigdala

    I didn’t like it at all. The scent is super generic and synthetic; it smells like a St. Ives cream I used almost all through my adolescence (and since they sold it at my house, the smell never appealed to me). I can’t distinguish any particular note, just that fake smell.

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  25. A delicious peach!!! (it’s not mentioned in the notes, but it clearly smells like that to me). Very pleasant fruity-floral and vanilla-scented, it’s for those who like sweet things. Unfortunately, from my discovery kit of this house, this is another one that doesn’t work on my skin: after a couple of hours, it disappears. I think it’s suitable for daily use in any season. I don’t think I’ll buy it because its poor performance leaves a bad quality-to-price ratio, and besides, it’s a fairly used composition in perfumery, from celebrity to niche; in fact, right now I’m testing it side-by-side with Paris Hilton Bling Edition, and it’s quite similar.

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  26. Delicious!!! I have a decant from the Parfums de Marly Discovery kit I bought on the official website, and it lasts forever because it’s so strong that two sprays are enough, or it will overwhelm you. It smells like a lot of peach to me, and I also find a hint of yogurt, I don’t know, it has a milky point. It fascinates me just as much as Delina.

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  27. Delicious! I have a decant from the Marly Discovery Kit I bought on the official website, and it lasts forever because it’s so strong that two sprays are enough, or it will overwhelm you. To me, it smells heavily of peach with a hint of yogurt, a milky touch. It fascinates me just as much as Delina.

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  28. Anairamis

    Highly rated by everyone, but for me, it’s a disaster. Super fruity, super sweet, and cloying. They say it’s for spring-summer, but I’d die in the heat wearing this. It’s aimed at people who love sugar on everything. On my skin, it doesn’t evolve into floral or powdery; it stays linear. It’s potent at first and then softens a bit. It just doesn’t work for me; don’t gift it to me, I can’t handle it.

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