Eau de Charlotte Perfume for Women by Annick Goutal

Recent reviews of Eau de Charlotte

• Review of Eau de Charlotte by Marty Zucker

  This fragrance is another addiction of mine. People seem to be polarized regarding their opinion of it; liking it or quite the opposite. I am a big fan! The scent does have soft low vanilla notes, but, to my nose, the fruity quality is not exactly berry-like (I would describe a fragrance like Escada's Ibiza Hippie as berry or jammy). I would describe eau de charlotte as having a distinct pear note. It is pear, and has a powdery sweet floral note like violet, carnation and perhaps bergamot with something woody like cedarwood. It is delicious and equally appropriate for a Summer lawn party or a Christmas wedding and, by the way, it does NOT fade quickly at all...delicious!

  21 Oct 2008

• Review of Eau de Charlotte by Marty Zucker

  This fragrance is another addiction of mine. People seem to be polarized regarding their opinion of it; liking it or quite the opposite. I am a big fan! The scent does have soft low vanilla notes, but, to my nose, the fruity quality is not exactly berry-like (I would describe a fragrance like Escada's Ibiza Hippie as berry or jammy). I would describe eau de charlotte as having a distinct pear note. It is pear, and has a powdery sweet floral note like violet, carnation and perhaps bergamot with something woody like cedarwood. It is delicious and equally appropriate for a Summer lawn party or a Christmas wedding and, by the way, it does NOT fade quickly at all...delicious!

  21 Oct 2008

• Review of Eau de Charlotte by Irena Delellis

  This is one of my all time favourite fragrances ever. It's a fruity, floral that makes me feel young. A very happy scent and to me a very special fragrance.

  21 Oct 2008

• Review of Eau de Charlotte by Quincy June

  Oh, if only I could detect the cocoa note in Eau de Charlotte, I think I'd like it so much better. As it is, it's exceedingly jammy on my skin - all airy, sugar-soaked berries. I don't mind sweet fragrances, but this fragrance heads toward becoming cloying, and then it disappears completely within half an hour, so it's a moot point anyway.

  21 Oct 2008

• Review of Eau de Charlotte by Amy Kelley

  Annick Goutal's Eau de Charlotte is a whimsical, beautiful fragrance that is perfect for almost any situation. It starts with a whiff of cocoa, and transforms into a light floral with hints of blackcurrant jam and vanilla. Sounds strange, I know, but the end result is fantastic! I can't imagine Eau de Charlotte offending anyone's nose. I think it's nice to wear year-round, but I'm particularly fond of wearing it on cool but sunny spring days.

  21 Oct 2008