Liberté

Everybody loves this one and I was so happy to get it in my collection. But it’s not strong enough for me. And is very one dimensional. Just sold it. Wish I would’ve loved it how the reviewers did. But ultimately disappointed

The best chypre floral fragrance. Why was it discontinued, Cacharel?

"Achingly good," I sigh dramatically as my supply dwindles. This is a beautiful orange-forward patchouli with lots of gorgeous amber. I don't find it to be overly sweet. I just ordered a backup bottle. This is perfect for fall. Rochas Soleil is similar, but not as 'layered,' and missing vetiver.

Creamy, citrusy, spicy, sweet and all in balance. White flowers, spices and creaminess are felt at the same time. A treasure for lovers of gourmand scents.I miss a lot. Please please please come back.

Orange creamsicle with a spicy kick. A complete underrated gem. This perfume fills my soul and brings back cheerful memories. I place it in my top 10 perfumes of life. If you appreciate perfumes such as Flowerbomb, Angel, Lolita Lempicka, L de Lolita, Rose Jam, then you will surely enjoy this one. It was my signature scent until it completely disappeared from the market. I wish Cacharel would bring it back.

I can't believe I slept on this one for so long! I absolutely love this perfume! Very warm, cozy and boozy orange, spices, vanilla and honey while the floral notes balance out the sweetness, its a shame Cacheral discontinued this gem...try this out while you still can! This perfume is unique imo

It sure does smell like an orange marmalade + honey & vanilla. For gourmand fans of Gold Sugar, Lolita Lempicka, Paco Ultrared Men..

is it me or this smells a lot like Dune ?It is sooo very good and a little bit more mellow and not so strong like Dune ,but they are like sisters to me.

ooooh this is a beauty! creamy Milly cinnamon and licorice, just one of those ones where they'll ask what it is....a little goes along way and best is the dry down, very powdery

patchouli, frangipani, vanilla with light citrus as minor player

The spiciness of 'Liberte' is akin to anise or liquorice, absolutely nothing in the Cacharel line is akin to this. Hard to get if at all. I have this in my fragrance wardrobe and I love to try new fragrances all the time, however 'Liberte' is definitely one of my faves... Sure it's an EDT.. last tops four hours maybe more on unwashed skin. The orange citrus is more like blood orange than your Valencia the bottle even seems to reflect the colouring too. Pity this was discontinued, I feel the house of Cacharel has let it self down in turning away fragrance lovers of this type of fragrance. There really isn't anything to compare it with either. It's like sunshine in a bottle, very, very chic. Definitively a linear fragrance. the shape of the flacon some what reminiscent of the flower power movement. it's like a sugarless version of liquorice all sorts...YUM...

While its totally contemporary and standard, almost, it still has a bit of that good ol' Cacharel queerness. It's strange to smell this, think I know something like it and then realise I might not because it's always changing. At points it's like Cinéma with her Hollywood glamour, vanilla/citrus class and straight up elegance... and then it turns to citric sugar. A bit too sweet for my liking... but still, quite lovely. Not too long lasting, which I like. Would probably go really well on top of Sexiest Scent on the Planet. Probably lasts around 2 hours. Projects for around half that time. Probably wouldn't pay too much for it. Cloying, sort of... would be nice on a hot or cold day.

Starts out very powerful and intense but, like most citrus based scents it does not last. The dry-down is a nice spicy vanilla that is gorgeous and very wearable. If the opening makes you nervous, give it a bit of time to develop. This one is definitely not linear.

Been wearing this often and it smells so good especially the drydown. I havent seen it anywhere I hope they relaunch this one. It smells of spicy orange to me ...I like.

This scent was my signature 6 years back. It made me feel confident and feminine. I always got tons of compliments for it from people on the street - silage was unbelievable. I was heartbroken when it was discontinued.

This is very beautiful + with interesting development on my skin. First spray is a blast of orange, slightly bitter but at the same time sweet. It then develops into something I can not really dissect. However, the dry down is a very smooth patchouli that is reminiscent of Prada Amber, at least to my nose. Not as powerful but still. I can also understand the references to Miss Dior, Rush or even Angel. They are all somewhat referenced in this fragrance. It also reminds me of a lighter Jimmy Choo Stars. I have no memory of the smell when it launched so I cannot tell if my bottle has gone off or not. I'm very happy to have it and think it's gorgeous for fall and winter. Spicy and yummy patchouli, vanilla with a tad of oranges :)

I received the fragrance as a gift from my hairdresser(she has a cosmetic shop). Well this perfume didn't please me at all. I found it boring,sorry to say and too bad :(

Although it doesn't smell bad on the testing strip, it was a disaster on my skin, so I gave it to my mother. It's more suitable for mature women.

I got Liberté in a swap, and although I'm glad I got to test it and I don't dislike it, I think I'm going to pass it on again in my next round of swaps. It's an odd one, hard to describe and not very modern, pretty different from most mainstream scents - so I can see why it was discontinued. It's not bad at all, though; I especially like the opening with its fresh oranges augmented by a little patchouli and spice, a lot of sugar, and something vaguely jammy. Very original and very nice! This phase only lasts for a couple of minutes before something like pencil shavings starts to come in. That sounds bad, but it's actually rather pleasant too - although looking at the note list I have no idea where it's coming from, which raises the suspicion that my bottle might have gone off a little. But after that, the good part is mostly over in my eyes: very soon, the fragrance starts to fade away. What remains after just an hour or so is a vague shadow of the original sweetness, which would be disappointing in itself, but there's also this vague murkiness that creeps in, just something off that I don't really like. The first couple of times I sampled Liberté I thought I had a winner on my hands because I liked the opening so much, but it seems I don't love even that phase enough to ignore the disappointing drydown. I think I'll keep just a little bit to myself for occasional use, but since it's discontinued there must be someone out there who will give my bottle a better home.

This was in my test list and I found it om my vacation on Greece. Somehow Liberte reminds me of Gold sugar by Aquolina, because of its wseet and citrusy notes. It's flirty and yummy and I suppose it's a great choise for cold weather. It's a pity it's discontinued, but for me Gold sugar is a nicer alternative.

I'm so upset that Cacharel doesn't make this anymore. I keep an empty bottle around just to smell every once in a while. If anyone has a spare bottle, I would love to buy it!

In April and May I feel that I crave for that crispy and fresh orange scent of Liberté and use it almost every day. Then I leave it to rest on the shelf in favor of softer oriental floral fragrance for summer To me Liberte is a celebration of spring.

Līberte is a clean, sweet, floral orange with a slightly heady, spicy character and hints of the nineties. There's something slightly masculine and animalic in it, but it's very womanly overall. I have several orange scents and it is unlike any of them. I really, really like this!

Liberté is a simple but good fruity, orange scent, nice in the winter, when it's cold and windy. It stays quite a while.

Wow, such beauty! Much delicious! Marmalade and those beautiful spices! Sugar is surprisingly tasty as well. I wear Liberte and I feel like i'm in a beach, lying on sands and drinking my cocktail. Makes me happy and feels me lively!

Powerfull for the first 5 minutes and then, it becomes creamy, musky, almost like baby powder. Not enouht orange but a Nice Sweet undertone. It IS very délicate on me, but i AM ready for something else !

A perfume with a lot of depth! At least on me. This nice fragrance opens up with the most freshest orange scent I have ever smelled in a fragrance. It has just the right kind of sweetness to not be cloying. After about 30 minutes on my skin, it warms down into a very rich and smoky vanilla. The sweetness has died down a little bit but it quietly lingers. A very well done fragrance.

Very sweet, effervescent citrus with bright, sparkling patchouli underneath. There is also a gourmand quality provided by honey, vanilla, sugar, and spices. Although the note pyramid of Liberte shows a lot of floral notes, in reality there's only enough florals to round out the composition and provide structure (the only floral note I really perceive is frangipani). Usually citrus top notes are notoriously short lived, but the patchouli-gourmand-floral base helps to stretch out the citrus top notes as long as possible. The composition of Liberte is deceptively simple upon first sniff, but after you spend some time with this fragrance you can see how much thought was put into it. According to the Cacharel website, Liberte is no longer in production. However, you can find it online inexpensively, and it is definitely worth the price. The bottle is very pretty as well. If you are a fan of the discontinued and very expensive Ultrared Man by Paco Rabanne, this is very similar and could easily be worn by a man. Liberte is friendly, optimistic, sociable, and easy to love.

Sweet orange pathouli. Powerful. Very strong. Love it.

patchouli leggermente caldo e arancia. perfetto per i primi giorni di pioggia autunnali