Caesars Woman Caesars World for women

This was popular when smoking was allowed in casinos in Vegas. Smoke had to compete with your perfume. I dont know how to take it, really. It is Giorgio Las Vegas. The inspiration is obvious. The tuberose is way up in your face and it can induce migraines if you are not careful. More than one drop and you are in trouble.

In the heat, it is unbearable. Its pleasant around 60 degrees F. I generally love neroli. Here its dominant and unbalanced. Other than that, it settles down to wearable in about an hour. In fact, the entire composition starts to become pleasant. The wives from Goodfellows would wear this.

I see retro smokey casinos with air conditioners set at full blast. The dice are rolling and the stakes are high! Of course, a garishly dressed woman just hit the jackpot. She reeked of Ceasars Woman. Yes its that kind of reality. It worth trying for around $10 USD. Its not bad, just incredibly LOUD!!!

La salida es agresiva para mi gusto, sin embargo, después de algunos minutos, el perfume evoluciona hasta hacerse mas sutil y equilibrado en mi piel. Es una buena opción para quienes gustan de perfumes notables y enigmáticos, sin embargo, puede ser pesado y difícil de llevar si no se está acostumbrado a esta clase de fragancias.

Oof! Caesars Woman is a punch in the olfactory gut, and it sure doubled me over. My apologies to its many fans, but I interpret this as nothing more than strong antibacterial hand soap masquerading as personal fragrance. The only point of interest here is an odd coconut element. Whatever chemicals were used to simulate tuberose, jasmine, and orange blossom are so intensely unbalanced and buttery that they lend Caesars Woman a tropical ambiance. I'm left thinking of room spray, or even suntan lotion. Not good.

I have loved this fragrance for a few years now. One of my co-workers used to wear this everyday and I thought it smelled nice. She always talking about it being her signature fragrance but I bought a bottle of it anyway. It smells wonderful on me too and I enjoy wearing it to this day.

I recieved this as an unexpected Christmas present from my ex's family one year after we all visited Vegas. It was unexpected because on that trip I purchased Caesar Woman Goddess and wore it frequently after. I had liked it better than the original but went back and forth at the Forum shops. This is a very 80's perfume. It is intense! I found that out quickly when I over-sprayed that Christmas morning. I do get the tuberrose and African orange flower. Definitely more of an evening scent, and not for those who prefer light, delicate florals. I like it when I'm feeling adventurous.

A classmates mom wore this over 20 years ago. I remember it being rather unusual. The lady that wore it was a nice gal and I've always remembered her wearing this. I'd like to smell it again if I see it at a department store.

I must say this is one of the most stiky, overwhelming, disturbing and nauseating perfumes I ever smelt. I had it when I was about 18 y.o. but thank God I have not met anyone that wears it.

I rarely dislike perfumes. I love perfume, but... I did not like this. It was horrid on me. I don't know why, as the notes look lovely. It was musky and bitter and had some odd scent that I did not appreciate. And it was so STRONG that I could not even wash it off! It was only after about two hours that it became slightly less objectionable.
I will give this to my Mom, as she likes strong musky scents, and has Diva which I don't like.

The funny story of this perfume is that I was on my honeymoon in Vegas and in the hurry I did not get the right perfume with me. So I thought, gives me a great excuse to buy one in Vegas. And then I bought the biggest gift set with perfume at Ceasars hotel, lotion and body cream and I had the best honeymoon ever with it!!
Action

One of the most unique scents that I have. I like it but it is not one of my signature scents thats for sure. Its a very woody earthy sweet type of scent. It is not for everyone that for sure!

I agree with Action and Jillzilla; Caesar's Woman is Orange Blossom and Rose, it's rich and indulgent, complex and a very 80's perfume... and it's absolutely wonderful.

I found it on sale at Marshall's today for only 9.99. What a find! I wore this perfume in 1988 when it was first released, and it's as good now as it was then; wearing Caesar's Woman is both a nostalgia trip and an indulgence for me. I never thought I'd find this perfume again, so it's a real treat to have it in my collection again after all these years.

This is a sensual perfume that combines floral notes and woody notes beautifully. The opening is incredibly strong, but when the rose and mimose bloom in the first few minutes, it becomes sweet, feminine and really pretty.

The sandalwood, musk and patchouli base notes calm and smooth out this perfume, leaving the dry down warm, earthy, and, oddly enough, still very sweet. I could have sworn there was amber in the base notes- that's the kind of sweetness that's in the dry down.

Caesar's Woman is a gorgeous, sexy and feminine creation, and better still, it's a very affordable indulgence!

I agree with Action! It's smells great, is highly complex, and reminds me of a rich, classic style perfume with an '80's feel. I can definitely detect the orange flower and bergamot in the top notes, the base is very full with patchouli, and the geranium and orris root make it very complex.

This is a FANTASTIC fragrance!! WONDERFUL ingredients, highly complex, GREAT sillage and very 'Roman', as in a creamy Rose & Orange blossom. For me it falls into the same type of 'good deal' category as the Il Bacio. It is not expensive, but GREAT GREAT quality!!
Action

Oh, it is not like Il Bacio, but the deal is just as good, meaning price vs. quality. You get a whole bunch of quality for a small price!!
:-) That's the way I love them the most!