23 reseñas

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• NormaCuevas

  December 16, 2025

  

  My grandmother’s perfume, who is no longer with us. When I spray it on, it’s her all over again. 🥹🥰💕

• NormaCuevas

  December 10, 2025

  

  It’s my grandmother’s perfume, the one who is no longer with us. When I spray it, I feel like she’s back. 🥹🥰💕

• Irl

  July 12, 2021

  

  Lilacs. Tonnes of lilacs, like opening the drawer of an old dresser with vintage floral soaps that once perfumed the sheets—do you remember them? It’s tender, delicate, innocent, and instantly evokes happiness and childhood. A delight. Ideal for spring, autumn, and daytime wear; too innocent for night. Lasts about four hours, with little sillage, intimate—perfect for you or someone close to your neck. Floral and exceptional.

• Irl

  July 8, 2021

  

  Lilacs take the lead. You open the dresser drawer and smell those old flower-shaped soaps that scented the sheets, remember them? It’s tender, delicate, innocent, and instantly brings the happiness of childhood back. A perfect delight for spring, autumn, or in-between days; ideal for daytime wear; too innocent for night. Lasts about four hours, with not much sillage; it’s intimate, for you or for someone who gets very close to your neck. Floral and exceptional.

• ANE MIREN

  February 26, 2019

  

  It doesn’t quite convince me, but I like having it and spraying it occasionally. It must be the mimosa, an old scent that brings me joy and evokes cleanliness. You’ll laugh, but I usually spray it on where I keep my stockings and underwear, and the wardrobe smells wonderfully good. The next day, I notice a soft, powdery floral scent, and when I get dressed, I apply other perfumes I use (Samsara, L’Instant, Fifth Avenue Style…), and the result is a very successful layering.

• Selene

  November 11, 2018

  

  I remember my first encounter back in 2000; this week I finally got a sample of the eau de toilette from the late 90s. It’s a fragrance with a very interesting and quite unusual composition. Distinct, different, ”quirky” was the first thing that came to my mind back in the early 2000s. It has a central note of mimosa, accompanied by fine touches of violets, lilacs, anise, and bitter almonds. It’s excellently structured, with each note feeling distinct and clear. There’s also a soft touch of peach, with a hint of spiced vanilla in the base. Champs Elysées isn’t for everyone, nor is it a typical fruity floral; nowadays it can feel heavy to some noses, but for me, it’s calming, as long as you don’t overuse it. A rich and Parisian creation by Guerlain.

• Anastasia Woron

  April 2, 2018

  

  I bought it in winter, but I love it in spring: a pampered, powdery mimosa, spring lilacs, melon, and iris, seasoned with a pinch of noble, barely perceptible vanilla, inviting you to believe spring has already arrived. On my skin, the longevity is moderate and the sillage is medium; it doesn’t bother anyone around you but allows you to enjoy it. A charming perfume of excellent taste.

• Anastasia Woron

  March 29, 2018

  

  I bought it in winter, but I love it more in spring: a pampered, powdered mimosa, spring lilacs, melon, and iris, with a tiny touch of barely perceptible sweet vanilla. It makes you believe spring has already arrived. On my skin, it lasts moderately with a medium sillage that doesn’t bother but lets you enjoy it. A charming fragrance of excellent taste.

• Michael18

  January 22, 2018

  

  Good morning, here’s my take: it’s not one of my favorites; there are others I like much more. My mother uses it with nostalgia since she wore it when she was younger, and after many years, I bought it for her as a Christmas gift (2017). I got the 50ml size, which cost me 40€ at the Primor perfumery (the Eau de Toilette). She loves it; me… well, not so much. It’s a floral, medium-strength scent, modern-vintage… I don’t know, it’s very Guerlain, I think everyone who has written reviews here has heard that, so… In my opinion, I’d recommend other perfumes I like much more. It smells good; I give it a 7. Longevity on skin: 4-5-6 hours. Longevity on clothes/hair: maybe 6 hours? Sillage: medium. Final note for what it offers: 6.5. Note for the name: 10+. Overall perfume rating: 7.5.

• cupcake20

  April 12, 2017

  

  I thought I’d love it since I enjoy floral perfumes, but definitely not the case. It smells like plastic or too artificial. I could even compare it to Vanderbilt, another perfume I hate.

• cupcake20

  March 22, 2017

  

  I thought I’d love it, since I like floral perfumes, but definitely, that wasn’t the case. It smells like plastic or too artificial. It could even remind me of Vanderbilt, which is also a perfume I dislike.

• ornella

  April 29, 2015

  

  I just discovered this wonder. It wraps me in joy with a delicious scent reminiscent of Andalusian courtyards full of flowers. Two sprays are enough, as more can be too strong. It’s very long-lasting.

• ornella

  April 12, 2015

  

  I just discovered this wonderful fragrance. It wraps me in joy. It has a delicious scent that reminds me of Andalusian courtyards full of flowers. That said, two sprays are enough because otherwise, it can become too overwhelming. It’s very long-lasting.

• vickysoberano

  November 6, 2014

  

  Guerlain, Guerlain, you had to be you. I’ve been using Initial Samsara for a couple of years, a wonderful sensual perfume… but this is a load of happiness, love, all the good things in life in a bottle… you have to touch it! Use it… I love you.

• anitarosal

  April 26, 2014

  

  I own the reformulated version; it’s very sweet but not cloying like many current perfumes. On my skin, the opening is dominated by a very natural almond scent, not like cough syrup, accompanied by melon and just a tiny touch of anise. In the heart notes, the almond remains present for a few minutes in a more intense and sugary way, and the bouquet of flowers gradually opens up, where I feel the rose and mimosa predominate, always slightly sugared. In the base notes, I don’t perceive the sandalwood, only light vanilla, not gourmand, and almond. The sillage is soft and has good longevity, between 8 and 10 hours. Correct for daytime wear, and I wouldn’t limit it to spring-summer. With heat, it’s more floral, and with a bit of cold, it feels sweeter. I find it balanced and refined, but it’s not a head-turner; useful for situations where you don’t know what to wear and need to smell good but remain somewhat unnoticed, or in jobs where you’re in contact with many people of diverse professions and styles; since it’s not intrusive, it gives it versatility. Suitable for a wide age range.

• Sissy Emperatríz

  January 6, 2014

  

  A bottle full of joy and rebellion. It’s feminine yet turbulent, an effervescent and sweet delight that screams spring: flowers, forest, and gardens. It’s a floral explosion, but not of exotics; rather, an elegant and luxurious bouquet like those found in sumptuous gardens of the past. That’s why the name fits: Champs-Élysées.

• painsh

  July 30, 2013

  

  It’s spectacular, sweet, and feminine, with great longevity—very typical of Guerlain. I thought they had discontinued it, but it’s still alive. It’ll be my next purchase.

• painsh

  July 20, 2013

  

  It’s spectacular, sweet, feminine, and very persistent, like most Guerlain scents. I thought they had discontinued it, but it’s still alive. It’ll be my next purchase.

• juancar7777

  July 16, 2013

  

  For Mother’s Day, my mom tried it and it’s a Guerlain masterpiece. Soft, neither cloying nor overpowering, ideal for spring and summer since it’s not too dense. It evokes natural herbs and wildflowers with hints of a summer garden, all wrapped in a moderate, exquisite sweetness that shows good taste without seeking attention. A true work of art by Guerlain’s noses (father and son). Perfect for elegant ladies and young women with a bucolic, romantic soul.

• Ana Sofia

  June 28, 2013

  

  The best fragrance I’ve owned so far for daytime wear. It’s perfect: sweet without being cloying, elegant, and everyone asks what I’m wearing. It’s simply synonymous with good taste… exquisite.

• Raquel73

  December 24, 2012

  

  A typical fragrance that gives you a headache and is overwhelming with flowers to the point of saturation. It reminds me of older ladies, heavily made up, wrapped in a fur coat. It’s not fresh or soft at all; it’s an explosion that leaves you breathless.

• Raquel73

  December 11, 2012

  

  It’s the kind of fragrance that gives you a headache and overwhelms you with flowers until you’re sick of them. It reminds me of older ladies, heavily made up and wrapped in mink. No freshness or softness; it’s an explosion that leaves you breathless.

• Felicitas

  September 6, 2012

  

  Extremely sweet, with mimosa and almond standing out. Better suited for spring and summer. I was more drawn to it before, but now it tires me a bit. Even though I use it, I want to finish the bottle. I think it’s more for young girls, though anyone can wear it if they enjoy it.