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Parfum Divin by Caudalie

Women 2014

Brand
Caudalie

Description

Caudalie's Parfum Divin is a floral musky woody fragrance for women. Launched in 2014, the nose behind this composition is Jacques Cavallier Belletrud.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 18%
  • Spring 29%
  • Summer 24%
  • Autumn 29%
  • Day 74%
  • Night 26%

Key notes

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282 votes

  • Positive 84%
  • Negative 12%
  • Neutral 3.9%
positive reviews 282 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I own it

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Leading answer Autumn

264 votes

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Leading answer Day

142 votes

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Fragrance profile

About Parfum Divin

Main accord musky Year 2014 Gender Women Perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud

Caudalie’s Parfum Divin is a floral musky woody fragrance for women. Launched in 2014, the nose behind this composition is Jacques Cavallier Belletrud.

Spices Woods and mosses Flowers

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

121 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

156 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

39 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

39 votes

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  1. Anfítrite

    Smells like sunscreen, just like the Nuxe Prodigieux I reviewed before. It’s a shame because it has that musk note that smells like paraffin and turpentine to me; it’s the part that bothers me most and gives me headaches. It fades a bit after two or three hours, but it’s curious that to evoke beach and summer, they imitate the chemical scent of sunscreens so closely. I prefer natural scents and I’m not used to this. In short, it’s a harsh musk bomb with hints of citrus and rose (if you look closely), synthetic vanilla that isn’t sweet, and more musk. It’s not that clean musk from fabric softener, and I can’t detect the cedar or pepper. Others say it smells like cosmetics, but to me, it smells mostly like a professional hair salon with dye or strong hairspray.

    • Rose
    • Vanilla
    • Citrus
    • Longevity

  2. Mademoiselle

    Divin is divine! I discovered it through a sample gifted by Cnidaria, knew it was my style, and they were 100% right; it was a wonder. It reminded me of Flower by Kenzo but less sweet, with that powdery makeup touch (not talc) and fruity tints like banana that won me over. Unfortunately, it’s hard to find here and I gave up, but luckily Kenzo launched Flower Eau de Lumière. It’s the essence of Divin: not identical, missing that banana sweetness, but the resemblance is huge. Still, I haven’t lost hope of getting my little bottle of this divine perfume someday.

    • Sweet
    • Powdery

  3. Atalcadita

    I have to talk about this wonder. It’s not powdery in the talc sense, but rather powdery. Its opening reminded me of Lorenzo Villoresi’s Teint de Neige, and I left the pharmacy without it. It has a very distinct, unique base vanilla; the only thing similar to it is Trussardi’s My Name, but without the lilacs. It doesn’t smell like cosmetics or a hair salon to me like others say, what could they have smelled? It’s delicious and charming, a very fine and special rose. Although I struggle to distinguish the notes, they’re blended to create something unique and wonderful. I buy it in pairs, and sometimes it comes with a free dry oil. I’m thrilled!

    • Rose
    • Vanilla
    • Powdery

  4. Atalcadita

    I have to talk about this wonderful fragrance. It’s not powdery in the talc sense, but rather powdery. Its opening reminded me of Lorenzo Villoresi’s Teint de Neige, and I left the pharmacy without it. It has a very distinct, unique base vanilla; the only thing similar to it is Trussardi’s My Name, but without the lilacs. It doesn’t smell like cosmetics or a hair salon to me like others say, what could they have smelled? It’s delicious and charming, a very fine and special rose. I struggle to distinguish the notes because they’re blended to create something unique and wonderful. I buy it in pairs, and sometimes it comes with a free dry oil. I’m thrilled!

    • Rose
    • Vanilla
    • Powdery

  5. LaPetiteJuliette

    I bought it blindly based on reviews and notes, and I was wrong on all counts. It’s just the same: sweet but smelling like a hair salon and cosmetics. I wouldn’t buy it again for anything in the world.

    • Sweet

  6. Soplilla

    They gave it to me, and I gifted it right back. Not citrusy or floral; it just smelled like a base of cosmetics to me. Also, it stays flat as the hours pass and felt very heavy and monotonous. Maybe it’s a good option for someone looking for a moderate, stable scent all day, but it’s not for me.

    • Longevity
    • Floral

  7. Soplilla

    I was gifted this and then gave it away myself. It has no citrus or floral notes at all, just smells like basic cosmetics. Plus, it fades flat over time and felt very heavy and monotonous to me. Maybe it’s a good option for someone looking for a moderate, stable scent that lasts all day.

    • Citrus
    • Longevity
    • Floral

  8. MirandaSinMas

    I love it! It works for all seasons and for day or night. I’m very demanding and bought it based on other people’s opinions, and it hasn’t disappointed me.

    • Night

  9. I don’t feel any floral notes; it’s more fruity; it smells like peeling a bitter orange all the time. I don’t detect rose or pepper, maybe a touch of vanilla, but mostly citrus with a talc finish. I tried it today in spring weather and think it’s ideal for fresh autumn or warm spring; in summer it would be too intense. I’m planning to buy another bottle soon.

    • Rose
    • Vanilla
    • Citrus
    • Floral