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Yes I Am Fabulous
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Yes I Am Fabulous by Cacharel is an oriental vanilla fragrance for women. Launched in 2020, the nose behind this composition is Honorine Blanc. The top notes are blackberry, the heart notes are heliotrope, and the base notes are milk and hazelnut.
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Salida
Blackberry (Black Raspberry)
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Corazón
heliotrope
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Base
milk
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- Positivo 67%
- Neutral 17%
- Negativo 16%
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It’s easy to understand, smells like sweet berry gummies. The milk, hazelnut, and heliotrope are there, though I can’t smell them individually. It smells good, but I prefer the original red Yes I Am. Still, it’s pleasant. Lasted 4 hours on me. If you like the sweet berry scent, you’ll love it.
Smells good, but it’s just the Carolina Herrera Good Girl 2.0.
Simple but evolves beautifully: starts with black raspberry and then blends into milk and hazelnut, which last the longest along with the barely perceptible heliotrope. On my skin, it lasted over 8 hours with a powerful trail. It’s sensual and enigmatic, perfect for autumn and winter nights.
I already knew it had blackberries, how delicious. Along with blackberry and hazelnut, it must be a sweet explosion. Would I buy it blind? Obviously yes.
It’s a rich but normal perfume, nothing new or spectacular. It’s VERY sweet, and honestly, I only perceive the blackberry, no other notes. What does it smell like? Blackberries. For me, it’s a perfume that smells the same all the time, from the opening to the end: just sweet blackberries.
Knowing the notes, I knew I’d like it; I love blackberry and bought it for my birthday. If you like Lancôme Trésor Midnight, you’ll surely like this one; for me, it’s very similar, so it wasn’t a surprise, and I had high hopes. It smells delicious; I love its sweetness and intensity, but nothing new.
It’s edible, edible! And by God, it has purple aromas like the little bottle. At first, it seems like something sweet, similar to the Yes I Am, but in the end, it drags a smoky aroma, like lavender incense burning with blackberries and grapes. A delight! Very similar to the formula of Ulric de Varens’ Amethyste. Note: they are not dupes; it’s a mature-youthful scent that starts sweet and then becomes slightly dark. It’s not as sweet as the classic Yes I Am, nor as dark as Poison, but it falls into the sweet-dark range. The sillage is low, so better to reapply, and the longevity doesn’t pass 6 hours. It’s for daily wear, but closer to elegant yet simple events. Perfect to gift to a young lady, but not a little girl. Blind buy? Maybe, but better to test on skin. It’s the one that differs the most from the classic Yes I Am.
It reminds me a lot of the Yes I Am original, just a bit more fruity. It’s sweet, quite so, but the blackberry fruity note saves it from being cloying. It’s a simple perfume, nothing extraordinary, with a weak sillage and moderate longevity, about 4 hours. It’s a good option if you can get it on sale.
It’s adorable! I bought it blind and feared it would be extremely sweet, but its sweetness is just right for my taste. It’s not one of those that gives you a headache. Very delicious!
It’s adorable! I bought it blindly and feared it would be extremely sweet, but its sweetness is just right (not the kind that gives you a headache). Very nice!
I have samples and always use them when I need a last-minute perfume. It’s super fresh, reminiscent of a blackberry soap, then it turns purple, like chewing on a piece of grape. I would buy it, but first I have to finish the Yes I Am. They don’t resemble each other at all; on my skin, this one becomes more potent, leaving behind the sweetness of its red sibling, though I like both equally.
It was a blind buy. At first, it didn’t convince me, but over time, it fascinated me. I wear it almost every day; it’s very versatile and lasts a long time on my skin, about 6-8 hours, and even longer on clothes. I’m finishing the small bottle and moving on to the large one.
I was torn between the original and I Am Glorious, but a sales associate showed me this flanker at the counter, and I took it. For me, Yes I Am Fabulous is the milkiest scent in the collection. At first, it smells like a cookie soaked in milk: fantastic. Love at first sniff. The dry down features juicy, ripe blackberry, like purple jam, but on the skin it evolves quickly into that delicious combo of heliotrope, milk, and hazelnuts. It’s comforting, neither offensive nor boring. The longevity is moderate, about 5-6 hours on clothes and skin. The bottle is so cute. I have the 30ml and I’m definitely going to get the 75ml. If you’re looking for that milky note in the collection, I recommend it. Edit: There’s an almost identical dupe in Kenzo’s Jeu d’Amour L’Elixir, minus the milky touch, but the blackberry jam scent is very similar.
I spent a lot of time between the original and I Am Glorious, but in the end, I chose this flanker. For me, Yes I Am Fabulous is the most lactonic fragrance in the collection. At first, it smells like a cookie soaked in milk—fantastic. Instant love. The opening is juicy, mature blackberry, like purple gum, but it evolves quickly into that heliotrope, milk, and hazelnut combo. It’s milky, comforting, and makes you feel happy. It’s not offensive or boring. Average longevity: 5-6 hours on clothes and skin. Moderate trail. The bottle is so cute. I have the 30ml and I’ll definitely get the 75ml. If you’re looking for the lactonic note in the collection, I recommend it. Edit: There’s an almost identical dupe in Jeu d’Amour l’Elixir by Kenzo, minus the lactonic note, but the jammy blackberry scent is very similar.
Smells like a perfumed doll, very similar to my old Strawberry Shortcake cologne. You can definitely detect the blend of milk, hazelnut, blackberry, and florals. It reminds me of Kenzo’s Jeu d’amour Elixir, which I owned before but got tired of. It smells nice, but I wouldn’t buy it again.
Although it doesn’t share notes with Good Girl Suprême by Carolina Herrera, they have a very similar dry-down scent.
It’s like smelling a little dessert. Lots of almond with blackberries and milk. The bottle is beautiful. Longevity is regular.
It didn’t seem very dessert-like to me, not as gourmand as the red one; that one seemed creamier to me, and this purple one didn’t seem particularly lactonic to me; in fact, it seemed soft and spicy, although I know that’s the hazelnut.
It’s a fine, elegant aroma, leaning towards formal but youthful. I don’t see it for daily use, especially in hot areas. Its scent is very beautiful; I feel it’s for special occasions on autumn and winter afternoons and evenings. It has very good longevity, so don’t worry if you think it fades quickly; one or two sprays are enough. The blackberry scent will accompany you from start to finish; it has a very good blend of milk, almonds, and blackberries. I loved it.
It’s very potent at first, starting with caramelized nuts and blackberries; these notes are very intense and a bit artificial for about an hour. Then the intensity drops and they seem more sophisticated, with heliotrope adding a nice floral freshness until the end. It gave me better results in the afternoon/evening in warm autumn, but it also works well in winter; it doesn’t suit me in summer, the opening is too much. It has a longevity of about 8 hours, although the last ones are close to the skin. The sillage is very good for about two hours, then it becomes intimate and personal.
I bought it because it was on sale and for the hazelnut note, which I don’t really like. I liked it; it’s sweet, lactonic, nothing gourmand. I used it in cool and cold climates, but I won’t repeat it due to the zero longevity and because I didn’t love it.
I bought it after reading very positive reviews and find it pleasant, but to my nose it’s very light. After wearing it and reading the reviews, I got the impression of being anosmic to it or one of its ingredients. Yes I Am Fabulous is youthful and cheerful, nothing childish or cloying. It smells delicious of blackberries with milk and hazelnuts. It’s very lactonic and creamy, with a slightly powdery touch from heliotrope. It’s a pity that its trail on my skin is very soft and lasts only 3-4 hours. Although it’s not expensive, it doesn’t have good performance on me, so I’ve put it aside from my collection. Out of the whole range, I’ve only tested this flanker and the original version (Yes I Am) on my skin, and the latter works much better for me. Scent 7.5/10, Longevity 3.5/10, Sillage 4.5/10, Value/Quality 4.5/10, Versatility 4.5/10, Packaging 3.5/10. Would I buy it again? No.
This perfume is more complex than it seems; it deceives the first sniff on paper because it evaporates super fast. On the skin, it transforms and doesn’t just smell like blackberries, but like burning incense with blackberries and hazelnuts. After a while, it smells muuuy good. It’s also darker than it seems, not as much as Dior’s Poison, since this one is much sweeter and lactonic, like almost all the Yes I Am scents.
Sweet and potent at first, the blackberry feels very strong and rich. On my skin, it’s not very lactonic and it’s delicious.
I bought it after reading positive reviews and find it very pleasant, though quite subtle to my nose. For some reason, after wearing it and reading reviews, I got the impression it was anosmic to me or one of its ingredients. Yes I Am Fabulous is youthful and cheerful, nothing childish or cloying. It has a delicious blackberry with milk and hazelnut scent, very lactonic and creamy, with a powdery touch from the heliotrope. Pity the trail is very soft and it only lasts 3-4 hours. Although it’s not expensive, it doesn’t perform well on me and I don’t wear it compared to others in my collection, so I returned it. Out of the whole range, I only tried this flanker and the original, and the original works much better for me. Scent: 7.5/10, Longevity: 3.5/10, Sillage: 4.5/10, Value: 4.5/10, Versatility: 4.5/10, Packaging: 3.5/10. Would I buy it again? No.
I detect a very pronounced blackberry and lactonic notes when it dries. It’s sweet without being cloying. Delicious, but I didn’t find it dazzling. I knew it as a gift, which was a great choice since my favorite is Jeu d’Amour Elixir by Kenzo and this is very similar. Despite that, I feel the Kenzo has a stronger, more distinguished, elegant, and sexy character, not to mention it lasts over 7 hours on my skin. As for Yes I Am Fabulous, I sense a similar aroma but it’s softer, very volatile, delicious but not dazzling, doesn’t leave a trail… it doesn’t convey much. Compared to the Kenzo, it falls short on personality. Conclusion: I gifted it away; it’s delicious but it doesn’t replace my Kenzo at all, and I have other sweeter scents that seem more striking to me.
I love it! I’m addicted to this fragrance. The blackberry is very prominent, and the blend with milk is perfect. It’s a very fruity perfume.
I bought it blindly because there was only one 30 ml bottle and no testers (I think they’ve already discontinued it). I don’t regret it; it’s a gourmand that’s not too intrusive, where you can feel the lactonic mixed with fruity notes (could be blackberry, but it also smells like black raspberry, like the sweet ‘Moritas’ gummies by Ricolino). I know it doesn’t have coffee, but the hazelnut gives it a base that feels like sweetened coffee or moka. Very tasty. The only downside is low longevity on skin, but I don’t mind reapplying during the day.
I love it, seriously. The lactonic notes fascinate me and I can’t stop applying the decant, but it’s really hard to buy the 30 ml bottle because it literally smells like a car parked in the sun. Thinking about it gives me nausea. My take: it smells like the inside of a car with a blackberry air freshener.
I bought it years ago after testing it in a store where it was very sweet and powerful; now I regret it 😅. It’s pleasant, but for me with a sensitive nose, it’s too cloying; I have to be very careful (just two sprays on the nape) because the scent fills the room and if I apply more I get nauseous. The black raspberry is the most prominent, very sweet and strong. It’s very long-lasting, great for night and winter, youthful, gives confidence, and makes a statement.
I can’t stand it; I think it’s one of the most hated in my collection. I don’t know which note bothers me, I think it’s the lactonic note mixed with the blackberry. Obviously, it was a failed blind buy. It’s not bad, but it just doesn’t work on me.
I can’t stand it; I think it’s one of the most hated in my collection. I don’t know which note bothers me, I think it’s the lactonic note with the blackberry. Obviously, it was a failed blind buy. It’s not bad, but it just doesn’t work on me.
I bought it blindly excited by the notes because I love lactonic scents and was looking for my perfect blackberry. Unfortunately, it’s not. It smells very synthetic; more than blackberry, it smells like an unrecognizable fruit shampoo. The hazelnut comes through when it dries, more realistic than the blackberry and pleasant, but it sounds discordant. I’ll try giving it another chance, but for now I don’t like it much (I don’t hate it, but I wouldn’t choose it).
I love it. The initial blackberry burst is very strong, but on my skin it feels soft and not very long-lasting. Still, it’s among my favorites, very cheerful, perfect for daytime.
I didn’t realize it existed in time and it’s already discontinued… luckily I managed to get a decant and tried it today. It doesn’t last forever, but it smells great, very pleasant and youthful, like a blackberry chew.
Smells like spring, starting floral with heliotrope before turning fruity. It’s cheerful and even summery.
I bought it online based on the notes and reviews, but I resold it because it can’t be returned once opened. On my skin, it’s cloying and strong, smelling of old, bitter blackberry—very synthetic and doesn’t fit the gourmand vibe. It dries down powdery and woody. I don’t recommend buying it blindly.
I bought it online based on the notes and reviews, but I sold it because once opened, it can’t be returned. It’s cloying and strong, and on my skin, it doesn’t evolve; it smells like old or bitter, very synthetic blackberry that doesn’t fit the gourmand profile. On my skin, it stays very woody and powdery. I don’t recommend buying it blindly.