Ella Ella by Cacharel
Women 2025
Description
Ella Ella by Cacharel is a fruity-floral-gourmand fragrance for women. Launched in 2025, this creation is signed by nose Dominique Ropion. Upon opening, coconut and bergamot offer a fresh, sweet first impression; the heart reveals the elegance of sambac jasmine and orange blossom; while the base anchors the composition with the warmth of bourbon vanilla and the depth of patchouli.
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 8.9%
- Spring 36%
- Summer 40%
- Autumn 15%
- Day 77%
- Night 23%
Key notes
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Top
coconut
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Heart
Jasmine Sambac (Sampaguita)
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Base
Bourbon vanilla
Community
297 votes
- Positive 52%
- Negative 23%
- Neutral 25%
The olfactory pyramid
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
974 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Like it
297 votes
Season
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225 votes
Time of day
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125 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Ella Ella
Ella Ella by Cacharel is a fruity-floral-gourmand fragrance for women. Launched in 2025, this creation is signed by nose Dominique Ropion. Upon opening, coconut and bergamot offer a fresh, sweet first impression; the heart reveals the elegance of sambac jasmine and orange blossom; while the base anchors the composition with the warmth of bourbon vanilla and the depth of patchouli.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts White flowers Woods and mosses
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How it wears
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
100 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
97 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
114 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
94 votes
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Community reviews
15 reviews
Share what you noticed: opening, drydown, sillage and the moments when it works for you.
I don’t know why there’s so much backlash against this fragrance. Maybe it’s not the most original, but it certainly doesn’t smell like cheap knock-offs; it has its own style. With the Arab perfume invasion raising the bar so high, it’s true they excel at variety, but that doesn’t mean this isn’t exquisite, sexy, and long-lasting. I tried it in-store twice and fell in love the second time. Even with about 60 perfumes in my collection, I’m adding it to my must-buy list. It’s gorgeous, I love wearing it, and it makes me feel great—which is what I’m looking for in a scent: something that suits me and makes me feel good, not necessarily the most unique in the world.
I absolutely love the notes of this perfume, but unfortunately, on my skin, I don’t detect the jasmine, vanilla, or coconut at all; it just smells like a bomb of patchouli and bergamot. It’s a letdown for me, even though the scent itself is rich. I recommend testing it on your skin before buying just in case.
I don’t understand all the hate for this fragrance. Maybe it’s not the most original, but it’s certainly not just another copy; I feel it has its own charm. With the Arab perfume invasion, expectations are sky-high because they bring so much variety and originality, but that doesn’t mean this scent isn’t exquisite, sexy, and has excellent longevity. I tested it in stores twice and fell in love the second time. Even though I have about 60 in my collection, I’m still adding it to my wishlist to buy soon. It’s gorgeous, I loved wearing it, and it made me feel great—which is exactly what I want from a perfume: something that suits me and makes me feel good.
Skip it. Another synthetic, sun-kissed jasmine for young girls in a cute bottle. Next.
Pretty generic, just another one. But the longevity is really good.
It’s a sweet fragrance with coconut, vanilla, a touch of citrus, and patchouli; it smells great, but the dry down is patchouli and vanilla. If you like that, you’ll like it, there’s no more to say, and it lasts a long time too. Plus, it smells incredibly good—sweet with a fresh edge.
On my skin, it’s flowers with a ton of undeclared honey, but I’m sure it’s there.
It’s a pretty, easy-to-wear fragrance. I don’t know, I’m not always looking for a star scent or something extraordinary I’ve never seen before. Sometimes I just want to smell good, have the scent last, and simply like it. This perfume is exactly that. When you don’t feel like overthinking, want to add a cheerful touch to your day or a basic outfit, this is the scent. Same thing with Halloween Bliss.
Another launch that smells like more of the same. A sweet fragrance with a little vanilla and coconut, refreshed by a citrus, which in this case seems to be bergamot. The longevity is scarce and the ingredient list is pretty bad, loaded with safe synthetics and plenty of less safe ones. The truth is, the fragrance feels predictable and synthetic. It’s a perfume destined for young girls in terms of both scent and aesthetics, but parents will have to pay the price. Completely unnecessary.
A pretty and easy-to-wear fragrance. Look, I don’t always hunt for a star scent or something extraordinary never seen before; sometimes I just want to smell good, have the scent last, and like it. This perfume is exactly that. When you don’t feel like thinking too much, want to add a happy touch to your day or a basic outfit, this is the scent. I feel the same way about Halloween Bliss.
Another launch that smells like ‘more of the same.’ A sweet fragrance with a hint of vanilla and coconut, refreshed by a citrus note, which in this case seems to be bergamot. The longevity is scarce and the ingredient list is pretty poor, loaded with safe synthetics and plenty of less safe ones. Honestly, the fragrance feels predictable and synthetic. It’s a perfume, both in scent and aesthetic, designed for young girls, but with a price tag that parents will have to pay. Completely dispensable.
Finally, I tried it, and honestly, I was disappointed; Chanel has lowered the bar significantly lately. It doesn’t smell bad, but it lacks purpose—it feels like a very weak scent and is way too expensive for what it is. I don’t think I’ll give it a second chance.
After trying it just once, the first thing I thought when I smelled it was ‘a Scandal for teenagers.’ And it’s exactly what you’d imagine: sweet, current, but nothing new. I think most people will like it. Performance is average to low, which is the usual trend with commercial perfumes in recent years.
I had a sample at home and tried it out today. It seems simple to wear, more suited for nice weather during the day. My boyfriend said it has a slight sweet and floral touch and he likes it. He gave it a 7.
I had a sample at home and we tried it today. I think it’s easy to wear, more for good weather and daytime. My boyfriend said it has a little bit of both sweet and floral, which he likes. He gave it a 7.