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Ex’cla-ma’tion
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Descripción
Ex'cla-ma'tion by Coty is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 1988, the nose behind this composition is Sophia Grojsman. The top notes feature peach, apricot, bergamot, and green accents; the heart unfolds heliotrope, lily root, rose, jasmine, and valley lily; while the base notes settle on vanilla, musk, sandalwood, amber, cinnamon, and cedar.
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Salida
peach
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Corazón
heliotrope
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Base
vanilla
Comunidad
2,429 votos
- Positivo 72%
- Negativo 21%
- Neutral 7.1%
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I absolutely love it
Miss Universe perfume, super popular in the nineties!
It’s a classic; I used to wear it, and I’d recognize it anywhere.
Smells very nice, it’s affordable, and has good longevity (at least on my skin). I found it curious because I’m not into sweet, fresh, and tender perfumes (which this seems to be), yet I ended up using the entire bottle. Every time I wore it, I missed it because I liked it quite a bit. Very interesting for me; I haven’t bought it again, but I consider it a very versatile and pleasant fragrance.
I used this at 13 and what a nostalgia trip. Smells amazing, I think it’s made for young people, very sweet and vanilla-like, so delicious!
I used to wear this perfume when I was 13! Wow, what memories. It smells so good; I think it’s aimed at teens or young adults. It’s sweet with a vanilla scent—so delicious!
Bought it for the first time based on the ingredients and reviews. Smells delicious, soft, clean, powdery, feminine, with great longevity, and nothing intrusive in the top notes. One of my best purchases; it hits all three B’s (good, beautiful, and cheap). I’m a perfume lover and I go through them like water; I use them daily and reapply several times a day when the scent fades. My favorite from the brand isn’t cheap (Trésor), but this one left me with an excellent first impression. Sophia Grojsman is my favorite perfumer; I own at least 12 of her fragrances and repeat a few more than 10 times. I adore her scents featuring peach, iris, heliotrope, ylang-ylang, vanilla, sandalwood, and amber; her blends are perfect. She has something for every taste and budget.
First purchase based on the ingredients and reviews. Smells delicious, soft, clean, slightly powdery, feminine, with good longevity but nothing intrusive, not even in the top notes. One of my best perfume buys; it hits the 3 Bs (good, beautiful, and cheap). I’m an addict when it comes to perfumes—they vanish like water on my skin; I use them daily and reapply several times a day whenever they fade. Unfortunately, my favorite from her line isn’t cheap (Trésor), but this left an excellent first impression. Sophia Grojsman is my favorite perfumer; I own at least 12 of her fragrances and repeat some more than 10 times. I love her peach, iris, heliotrope, ylang-ylang, vanilla, sandalwood, and amber scents… her blends are perfect, catering to all tastes and budgets.
A timeless treasure to keep forever! A classic that never goes out of style. Elegant, sensual, feminine, and suitable for any age. Super versatile: fresh enough for the hottest summer days or delicious and sexy for the coldest nights. Honestly, it’s hard to describe, but I detect vanilla and jasmine; nothing citrusy or powdery. The trail is moderate and lasts about eight hours on me. A comfortable and pleasant scent for those around you. I’ll be buying this again and again! Excellent value for money!
A gem to keep! A tremendous classic that won’t go out of style. Elegant and sensual, feminine and suitable for all ages. Very versatile, fresh in summer or delicious and sexy on the coldest nights. It’s hard to describe the scent, but I appreciate the vanilla and neroli among the notes. It’s not citrusy or powdery. The trail is moderate, with longevity up to eight hours on me. It’s a comfortable and pleasant scent for those around you. A fragrance I’ve bought and will keep buying over and over. Great price-to-quality ratio.
After 16 years without using it, I bought it again. What a treasure; I knew I loved it but I already remember why. On my skin, it’s a rich vanilla talcum, clean, with excellent performance for daily use. I think I’ll finish it soon. A little anecdote: I have an 8-year-old girl who smells all my perfumes, and she told me she loved it and that out of all she’s smelled, none is like this one.
After 16 years without using it, I bought it again. What a treasure! I knew I’d love it, but I already remember why. On my skin, it’s an incredibly rich vanilla powder, clean, with excellent performance for daily wear. I think I’ll finish it soon. In my teens and 20s, I went through them to relax. Fun story: I have an 8-year-old girl who smells all my perfumes and told me she absolutely loves this one and that it’s unlike anything else she’s ever heard of.
What a disappointment with this little bottle, where I expected to find the spark mentioned in this review space. At first sniff, it seemed interesting, like it wanted to remind me of something. But at the second sniff, it turned my face like a slap. I have a feeling it’s not just me; I just can’t stand it. I find it blunt, generic, and outdated. Definitely, I have a feeling about it, I don’t know what, but I can’t take it.
What a letdown with this little bottle, where I expected to find the spark mentioned here. At first sniff, it seemed interesting, like it wanted to remind me of something. But on the second, it turned my face like a slap. I have a feeling it’s not my case; I can’t stand it. It feels blunt, generic, and outdated to me. Definitely something’s off, I don’t know what, but I just can’t handle it.
I had this bottle, specifically the black and white one, and it has nothing to do with the Exclamation from my adolescence, which came in an opaque glass with a red cap. I bought it thinking I would smell that thing I loved so much… and I didn’t. I don’t like it at all; it’s cloyingly sweet, typical for a very young girl. Fortunately, I was able to get an original bottle, which, despite being a bit damaged by time and poor storage, does bring back those nice 90s memories.
I owned this bottle, the black and white one, and it has nothing to do with the exclamation of my adolescence, which was the frosted glass with a red cap. I bought it thinking I’d smell that thing I loved so much… and I didn’t. I don’t like it at all; it’s overly sweet and cloying, typical for a very young kid. Luckily, I managed to get an original one, which, despite being a bit worn down by time and poor storage, does bring back those beautiful 90s memories.
I bought it blindly, and while I can see myself using it once I finish the bottle, I won’t repurchase. I never wore this fragrance during my childhood or adolescence, and now I felt like trying it. On my skin, it’s clear it’s a very musky fragrance from start to finish. I only perceive the fruit in the opening for a short period; afterwards, the vanilla mixed with the flowers remains, and I detect more jasmine than anything else. If you have the opportunity, test it first; I don’t think it’s a safe blind buy, no matter how cheap it is.
I received a bottle as a gift back in the late 80s and I loved it. Back then, it was a quite powdery and soft fragrance, two characteristics not very common at the time. It was a youthful yet elegant fragrance at an accessible price. What memories! I still have the TV commercials playing in my mind.
This fragrance has that powerful 90s peach note that Sophia Grojsman worked so well with in Lancôme’s Tresor, which I know well because my mother wore it during my childhood. Exclamation is an oldie I was eager to try, though I was worried it might be too similar to Volupté by Oscar de la Renta, which I also own and which in turn resembles Tresor. It’s true they are somewhat similar but have many differences; Volupté is sweeter, much more aromatic, featuring melon instead of peach, with prominent mimosa and floral notes, plus sandalwood. Furthermore, Volupté is more complex, higher quality, and much more potent than Exclamation, which isn’t a subtle perfume by any means. These three perfumes mentioned (Volupté, Exclamation, and of course Tresor) were created by Sophia, just like Jaipur. If I had to recommend one of the four based on scent and value, I’d probably stick with Volupté. As for the specific scent, Exclamation smells of peach and heliotrope with lots of vanilla. It’s a warm, sweet, youthful, and cozy powdery fruity composition. I think it’s perfect for cold months, noticeable but not invasive, a hit for an autumn day like today. It has a moderate trail and lasts about 7-8 hours on my skin, very worthy for an EDT. If you like this olfactive profile, are looking for something affordable, and find Volupté too overwhelming, Exclamation could be a good option. Scent 7/10, Longevity 7.5/10, Sillage 7/10, Value 7.5/10, Versatility 7/10, Packaging 4/10. Would I buy it again? Probably yes.
I bought it blindly at a ridiculous price out of my love for vintage perfumes. Perfumes from back then truly had longevity, quality, and projection comparable to current designer fragrances. It smells very similar to Tresor, nothing to be jealous of, and considering the price… the decision is made as a low-cost alternative. It’s a typical 90s peach with lots of vanilla and depth, likely from the woods, heliotrope, and iris root. A fantastic perfume with exceptional longevity. If you find it and like Tresor, don’t hesitate and grab a bottle.
I grabbed this blindly for a ridiculous price due to my love for vintage. Back in the day, room sprays had the longevity and projection of today’s designer fragrances. It smells just like Tresor, nothing to be envious of, and for the price… the decision is made as a low-cost option. It’s a classic 90s peach with lots of vanilla and depth, likely from the woods, heliotrope, and lily root. An incredible fragrance with exceptional longevity. If you find it and love Tresor, don’t hesitate and grab the bottle.
Practically impossible to find in physical stores; it seems Coty is trying to phase it out along with other iconic fragrances from the 80s and 90s. That’s probably why the price is so ridiculous. Fortunately, I found it online and grabbed it to complete an order. It opens with a very loud, strong note that fades quickly into a soft, sweet, powdery peach, reminding me of those famous peach-filled heart candies. It’s not a modern sweet scent, but one from the late 80s and early 90s that evokes images of women in structured jackets, big earrings, and saturated colors… It was the classic scent of those women. Excellent fixative and projection. I think it’s worth it, especially if you want to step away from current trends.
I remember back in the early 90s smelling this on my high school English teacher and my younger aunts. Since I loved it, I added it to my collection without hesitation. It’s that classic, powdery sweetness with great longevity, just like any good vintage fragrance.
I absolutely loved this perfume! A quintessential 90s sweetie. Those vintage perfumes had such incredible longevity; even the simplest ones were worth admiring! Unfortunately, these days, especially in Argentina, it’s very hard to find.