Carolina (for women)
Designer: Carolina Herrera Olfactive Group: Floral Woody MuskCarolina by Carolina Herrera is a floral woody musk fragrance for women. Carolina was launched in 2003. The noses behind this fragrance are Carlos Benaim and Clement Gavarry.
Top notes are wild strawberry leaf, cardamom and bitter orange; middle notes are forest fruits, rose and pepper; base notes are amber, musk, vanilla and cashmere wood.
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I just bought this for my boyfriends mom. I hope she loves it. It is very soft. Has a sweet layer on top (strawberry), but dries very soft and light. This would not be a favorite of mine b/c I like more stronger scents. This is perfect for those who don't like to smell like perfume and want something soft and pretty. I think she will love it. she like DK Cashemere Mist and wanted something soft like that, I would say this is even softer very subtle. Would be good anytime but prob best in summer. Perfect for the office.
11/20/08 14:18:12

This perfume at the beginning smell orange, rose and a sort of mixture of musk, amber and cardamom. Feminine and pleasant. The opening is intense... more subtle and rich after time, more soft when appear up the others components of the scent. This effect is characteristic about the Carolina Herrera's perfumes, in my opinion
10/09/08 03:56:40

This one seems to come on well, but fades into mediocrity too soon. It gives up on itself before it really blooms. It does not seem to have a strong presence, but is still a nice little scent.
07/14/08 06:34:15
Smells just like Coco mademoiselle, only softer. Carolina is fine, but Mademoiselle is much better.
01/14/08 20:58:40
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