Cielo Eau de Parfum by Yanbal
Women
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Leading answer I own it
80 votes
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Leading answer Like it
24 votes
Season
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31 votes
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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
18 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
16 votes
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11 reviews
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The first time I tried it, it didn’t work for me, but a few days later, while looking for a blouse, I noticed an ethereal and elegant scent in the closet even though I wasn’t wearing anything. I rummaged through the clothes, couldn’t remember which perfume it was, tried all three, and it was this one. Now I don’t wear it on my skin; I just mist it directly onto clean clothes. As soon as I dress, I have that aroma I loved so much—it feels elegant, plus it’s great value and lasts a long time.
The first time I tried it, I wasn’t convinced. But days later, while searching for a blouse in my closet, I noticed an ethereal and elegant scent that seemed to come from nowhere. I rummaged through the clothes, and when I found the one I’d worn, I didn’t even remember the perfume until I tested all three I had; it was this one. Now, I don’t wear it on my skin anymore but mist it over clean clothes; when I dress, I already have that dry scent that I loved so much. It feels elegant, has a great price, and lasts forever.
It’s a beautiful perfume: fresh, floral, soapy, and creamy, like skin cream. Don’t let the classification as a women’s fragrance fool you; it’s a super-masculine soapy base with a floral touch that gives it attitude. It has decent projection and longevity for a super-budget catalog perfume; gentlemen, this kicks any current designer perfume to the curb. If you’re a man, don’t buy blindly just because it’s cheap, as many have a closed mind and believe flowers are only for women.
It’s a gorgeous perfume: fresh, floral, soapy, and creamy, but in the way clean skin smells. Don’t let the ‘for women’ label fool you; it’s a super-masculine soapy base with a floral touch that gives it attitude. It has decent projection and longevity for an entry-level fragrance; gentlemen, this kicks any current designer scent to the curb. If you’re a man, don’t buy blindly just because it’s cheap, as many have a closed mind and believe flowers are only for women.
An eighties floral, a classic that brings back good memories of my mother using it, leaving a pleasant lotus flower trail.
An 80s floral, a good classic that brings back nice memories of when my mother used it, leaving a trail of pleasant lotus flower.
Totally agree with Nella79: the dry-down is a feminine scent, powerful yet delicate at the same time. Simply exquisite, it gives you that aura of softness, like a gentle hug that calms and brings peace. Definitely worth waiting at least an hour to feel it all… The opening is floral and even a bit sharp, but it’s worth it for such a beautiful, fitting dry-down named CIELO. Projection and longevity 10/10.
It smells like ladies over 50 who like to draw attention; I find it cloying, too sweet, and it’s not to my taste. I considered it as a gift, but in the end, I went with Gaia, which seemed like a better option: more versatile and wearable.
It smells like a 50-year-old lady trying to get attention; I find it very cloying and overly sweet, not to my liking. I thought about buying it as a gift, but in the end, I went with Gaia, which seemed like a better option—more versatile and wearable.
You can really smell the sandalwood, amber, and white flowers; it’s sweet because of those flowers, with medium longevity. Very pleasant and elegant, it stands apart from the current trend of sweet gourmand and vanilla scents.
There’s no fruity note; it’s a powerful floral, an 80s bomb where lotus flower reigns. Like all florals, it has that typical musky touch, it’s soapy, but its dry-down is sincerely beautiful. I have mixed feelings: I have to cross that barrier of white flowers to reach that elegant dry-down with sandalwood and tonka bean. It’s roughly in the line of Van Cleef & Arpels’ Gem, though that one is more complex and glamorous, worthy of its era. Cielo is much less opulent; the lotus flower is very present alongside every note. It’s well-made, you can tell, a beauty for lovers of 80s florals.