Goddess Parfum by Burberry
Women 2025
Description
Burberry Goddess Parfum is an oriental vanilla fragrance for women. This creation, launched in 2025, is a new addition to the collection. The nose behind this composition is Amandine Clerc-Marie. The top notes reveal vibrant raspberry and lavender; the heart unfolds with vanilla, vanilla absolute, and vanilla caviar; while the base note anchors the fragrance with a soft suede.
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Leading answer I want it
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Leading answer Love it
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About Goddess Parfum
Burberry Goddess Parfum is an oriental vanilla fragrance for women. This creation, launched in 2025, is a new addition to the collection. The nose behind this composition is Amandine Clerc-Marie. The top notes reveal vibrant raspberry and lavender; the heart unfolds with vanilla, vanilla absolute, and vanilla caviar; while the base note anchors the fragrance with a soft suede.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
277 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
317 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
239 votes
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laporota
Too much leather mixed with lavender; it reminds me of old-school masculine scents. At first on the skin, it didn’t convince me, but dry down on paper, it smells distinctly ‘Arabian’.
Ludmila16
At first, suede dominates; I don’t detect the raspberry or barely the lavender. Then it evolves into sweeter notes. It’s a different perfume, sensual, and ideal for night.
Ludmila16
The opening is heavy on suede; I don’t detect any raspberry at all, just a hint of lavender. Then it evolves into the sweeter notes. A different, sensual perfume perfect for the night.
laporota
Too much leather and lavender; it’s a combination I associate with old-school masculine scents… Tried dry, first impressions… I didn’t like it. When fully dry on blotter, it smells ‘arabian’.
DannyUwU
This perfume isn’t worn; it’s invoked. Burberry Goddess Parfum descends on the skin like a slow, dense heat. The vanilla unfolds in deep layers, like a dark, silky pudding that thickens with every heartbeat, enveloping without asking permission. It’s not innocent sweetness; it’s conscious. Velvety, almost hypnotic, it leaves an intimate trail that embraces, dominates, and lingers. Here, softness is power and silence is presence. Burning vanilla, surrendered skin—the heat remains even when the body is gone.
Tinabv
I love it, I love it, I love it. Although I was set on buying the regular Burberry Goddess, the Parfum captivated me the moment I smelled it. It’s a distinct, sophisticated scent with notes that give the line a more accurate twist. It’s intense yet rich to wear; the opening raspberry and the leather blend are well-executed, even if they seem like an unlikely match. I consider it quite unisex, except for that opening note.
Tinabv
I love, love, love it. I was set on buying the regular Burberry Goddess, but the Parfum captivated me the moment I smelled it. It’s a distinct, sophisticated fragrance with notes that give the line a well-executed twist. It’s intense but rich on the nose; the raspberry opening paired with leather is everything. Although it seems like it can’t quite pull it off. I consider it fairly unisex, except for that opening note.
egarber
I was gifted a sample, and when I used it, it didn’t go unnoticed; several people complimented the scent. It’s not my favorite, but I’d definitely want it in my collection. It’s certainly more potent than the original and, in my opinion, more interesting. As a random note, the person I shared the car with that day was wearing Stronger with You, and the scent combination worked out very well (though a bit intense), in case anyone likes unisex scents and layering.
egarber
Got a sample as a gift and wow, it didn’t go unnoticed. Several people complimented the scent. It’s not my favorite, but I’d definitely want it in my collection. No doubt more potent than the original and, in my opinion, more interesting. Random fact: the person I shared a car ride with that day was wearing Stronger with You, and the scent blend worked really well together (though a bit intense), just in case anyone likes unisex scents or layering 🙂
Bea Luz
I went to smell this perfume excited because I planned to buy it to complete my Goddess collection; I’m a huge fan of the first one and the Intense. But upon smelling this, I barely detected the raspberry scent. To me, it’s exactly like the Intense but with a leather note, which I absolutely hate.
mentadamaris
I got a sample in Vogue, and honestly, it doesn’t convince me. It smells sophisticated and isn’t a bad perfume, but those lovely notes are ruined for me by that suede note. It’s a shame; I expected something different.
Bea Luz
I went excited to smell it because I wanted to own all the Goddess versions; I’m a huge fan of the first and the Intense. But upon trying it, I barely felt the raspberry. To me, it smells just like the Intense but with a leather note that I absolutely love.
Faroli
Meh, it left me unimpressed. I still think the Original is the best. The leather scent reminds me of a burnt-out match; nothing more.
Anabel_Parfums
To my nose, it has a masculine edge, perhaps due to the suede. It opens masculine, the performance is too, and it becomes slightly more feminine as it dries. My husband will try it to see how he likes it. Out of the three, the first one still wins. I adore the original version, and that sets my expectations very high.