Carolina Herrera Fragrance review
Carolina Herrera Aquaflore Absolu Parfum – A Classic Re‑imagined

In this review
Accords
powdery
white floral
floral
fresh
fruity
woody
Notes Pyramid
Top
VioletMelonPeachMandarin Orange
Heart
CyclamenJasmineLily-of-the-ValleyRose
Base
Orris RootSandalwoodAmberMusk
Pros & Cons
- I didn't think I would, but I am going to give this one some serious merit. Yes, it is a little bit simplistic, but isn't everything in about the past 20 years? Once the interpretive, aquatic cyclamen gives way, the rose, jasmine, and violet floral center becomes enveloped in a classic and delicate base of powdery orris and musk, with just a hint of sandalwood that clings delicately close to the wearer, pointing with nostalgia to an age of glamour gone by. Try to catch it - and it is gone. A promise unfulfilled, but lovely just the same.
- I adore vintage CH perfumes. A beautiful, crisp fragrance! Perfect for the warmer months.
- Oh dear, my memory of this is not reality. I dislike this a lot, it’s dry, musty and dusty on me which is probably the orris and I get no florals at all. A definite fail for me, the only good thing is this was very cheap on eBay.
212 Men (Original)
212 Vip Black
212 VIP Rosé
Carolina Herrera Bad Boy Extreme
Very Good Girl Glam EDP
Bad Boy Gold Fantasy Edition