Baiser Vole Cartier for women

This is a salute to star-gazer lilies - those big, bold, deep pink lilies, that when open have an intense smell unlike any other. Stargazers can cause people to run from a room when a big bouquet is present and is letting off all that heady lily scent.

The SA told me this scent was their biggest seller this past Christmas. It has to be the name Cartier more than anything. This scent lasted forever on my skin. Naturally, things I don't care for last forever and all that I love, vanish all too quickly!

If you love big, bold lily fragrances, this is the one for you.

ps - the bottle is great!

Bought as a gift for me.. Eh, not into the floral perfume so I guess I'm biase. Whenever I smell a perfume like this it seems like it would be better suited for the over 40 category.

Easy to wear floral that has very little lasting power -three huge squirts from tester at home and after one hour had dried down to something you could only smell close up -but too floral and soapy to be sexy -nice enough but one dimensional and way overpriced at 60 pounds plus for 100ml. Would use if someone bought me it as a gift but would not buy.

ok, it may not be an exact lily scent, yet it is a nice pleasant one. I like its tenderness and warmth, the fact that is unoffensive and discreat, and a bit sensual. In a way it reminds me of the Gold by DK. I don't get any citrus notes, so I believe they do not spoil the accords. I would prefer it to be a bit more powerful, as it had very low sillage on my skin. Otherwise, is a well done fragrance.

Synthetic at 1st pschitt, too soapy and too green. It smells like a bath gel. It feels like something's missing... Not the kind of perfume I like. Very ordinary and disappointing, to me.

Cartier Baiser Vole, was a newly released fragrance I was quite looking forward to trying. Lily is a beautiful note when blended skilfully, so I had very high hopes for this one.

After I had applied Baiser Vole to my wrist, I found it did not remind me of fresh lilies at all, but of another popular fragrance which I had worn once or twice. It took me a good hour or so to figure it out. I kept smelling citrus and a faint play-doh accord, and then it hit me. Baiser Vole's top notes smelt like Daisy EDT by Marc Jacobs.

There were obvious similarities, however only in the initial stages was it particularly Daisy like. The heart was much smoother and introduced an element of powderiness. The lily accord in Baiser Vole prefers a muskier and soapier finish, rather than the green freshness it is known for.

It's quite a polite type of fragrance, tending to come and go in terms of projection on the skin. I'm not really thrilled with this fragrance, in fact I wanted to experience so much more. The musky and citrusy notes kind of spoilt the lily in my opinion and damaged it beyond repair.

Baiser Vole is a great choice for all seasons. In some ways it would make an excellent staple scent as it seems to find that middle ground in terms of preferences. There are many classic Cartier fragrances that I really enjoy, like Panthere, Must de Cartier and Le Baiser du Dragon. Unfortunately, Baiser Vole didn't have that same strong character that previous Cartier scents have had.

The longevity was not too bad on my skin, however I do wish the sillage had more 'oomph'. I do believe I'll be passing this sample on.

Oh !!! I am so disapointed... So so sad !
I was expecting a lily scent but i have an artificial fragrance which it seems totally failed.
Very sickness as i sprayed on my skin.
I refuse to touch this bottle so beautiful also

I like this fragrance for some odd reason. I normally do not go for this category of floral, however this one has some magic to it. First opening smells like salt and pepper mixed with baby powder. This gives it a very sexy girly feel. I can work with that. This is exactly how the fragrance is described on this site, soft spicy. It's not strong like say Angel, just a hint of spice. Think of baby powder with a kick of spice to kick it up a notch.

This is very wearable for Daytime and should work in most work environments. This smells a bit similar to Gucci Eau II in the pink bottle. :)

This is such a beauty. I first became intrigued by the bottle, which is really beautiful. I love the lighter design, it's so chique and quite sexy as well.
It wasn't high on the test-list however, because somehow I had the idea in my mind that it would be very generic (I find that a lot of those pale-coloured bottles are).

How wrong was I!
This is the most beautiful, warm, musky yet fresh and green fragrance. It's just divine.
It opens with a very green note, and there's the lily! The middle is lily nestled on a musky base (I don't see any musk listed in the notes, so that might be an aspect of the lily itself). The fragrance becomes very warm and cuddly now, but without ever loosing it's class and finesse. Though it's a very warm scent now, there's allways this wonderful fresh green note hanging around.
Towards the end the scent becomes a little spicy, not very, but enough to keep it interesting.

I simply love this scent. It's so classy, perfect for the office, but it wouldn't do wrong on a date or a glamorous party.

Having just tested another lily perfume I feel compelled to share my thoughts on this. It is a bright, fresh, green lilly,powdery but not screeching. I bought this to wear to work and it is the perfect fragrance for that. Very light sillage and I can still smell it on my wrist as I drive home. I have a hard time picturing anyone being offended by this, which I value in a work scent. To me this smells like a lady, not a woman, not a girl. It is competent, polite and refined. Honestly the best work scent I have come across thus far.

ENGLISH REVIEW

Baiser Vole is an almost exact replica of a real lily flower that has really surprised me, it is a kiss from nature caressing our skin. It feels soft on the skin like a tender kiss, and at the same time it surprises the nose with an unexpectedly natural aroma, it doesn´t feel or smell synthetic.

What I like about it the most is that from the first moment I smelled it, I was able to detect and distinguish the green stem, the petals and the pistils, and all the notes at the same time make it a truly unique olfactive experience.

It is worth mentioning that Baiser Vole´s bottle has the shape of a lighter, a very chic detail IMO, and it is also a very unexpected detail. I highly recommend the EdP for day wear, its sillage doesn´t offend anyone, but its longevity doesn´t go beyond 4-5 hours.

Baiser Vole is simple and elegant, nothing ostentatious, it is subtle, unusual, linear from beginning to end, natural as a flower can be, exciting as a kiss...IMO it is ethereal, and when I wear it makes me feel like a nymph, like if I was a flower opening its petals, exuding my aromas...

I'm proud of having it in my humble perfume collection and I think it is my crown jewel, IMO Baiser Vole is a commercial perfume that truly is a borderline niche perfume...



SPANISH REVIEW



Baiser Volé es una réplica casi exacta de la flor de la azucena que realmente me ha sorprendido, pues es un beso de la naturaleza acariciándonos la piel. Se siente suave como un beso tierno sobre la piel y a la vez sorprende a la nariz con un aroma inesperadamente natural, nada que ver sintético.

Me encanta que desde el primer instante que lo hueles, puedes distinguir lo verde del tallo, los petalos y los pistilos, todo al mismo tiempo, en verdad es toda una experiencia olfativa.

Cabe mencionar que la botella de este perfume parece un encendedor, un detalle muy chic en mi opinión e igualmente inesperado. Lo recomiendo ampliamente para usarlo de día, pues su sillage es suficiente para no escandalizar a nadie, pero su longevidad no pasa de las 4-5 horas.

Es un perfume sencillo y elegante, pero no ostentoso, sutil, inusual, linear de principio a fin, natural como una flor, emocionante como un beso…En mi opinión, es un perfume etéreo, que me hace sentir como una ninfa, como si toda yo fuera una flor abriendo sus pétalos, destilando mis aromas...

Estoy orgullosa de que forme parte de mi humilde coleccion de perfumes y pienso que es mi joya de la corona, en mi opinion Baiser Vole es un perfume comercial que se encuentra al borde de la perfumeria nicho...

tried it today. unusual perfume. the first moments I felt i smells like freshly cuted grass, herbally and dusty. it stands out really... and yes, I couldn't describe it really, but as said before me, I felt exactly the same, like I entered the flower shop, full of fresh beautifull, wet smelly flowers and grasses... I am not sure I would buy it, maybe just to have it as smth special.

I'm not much of a lily lover, and actually bought this perfume simply because I liked it, not knowing the components. So "lily" was actually a surprise for me, and I guess that's because, as it was told here, all parts of the plant were used, not just the "obvious" lily flower. To me it even sounded like lilac a little...

Overall, I really like this perfume, it's simple, yet intriguing, and stays (on my skin) for almost a day. Perfect for spring.

I waited with such anticipation for this one especially, bought based on notes and reviews. The bottle is brilliant and beautiful. The fragrance was a terrible let down for me. I guess I was expecting something very uniquely done and all I can smell on my skin is a floral lemony hollow scent. I felt like while I had it on I was discreetly screaming, "I'm wearing perfume, can you smell it?"

Just a little bummed....

Okay troops, seems to be some cyber-bullying going on. No ganging up on peeps. Can't we all just be grateful and happy that we get to spend time on our favorite site and talk about what we love? Since you get no tone from the computer, I am saying this in the best possible way and and have a smile on my face. I read all the chatter and I think I may have been the initial response. I don't think the creative forces of Fragrantica want or intended it to go down this kind of road. This is a start of a bad thing. None of us know each other personally, only through these writings, so going personal is crossing lines. Now the comments for a "Perfume" are way off topic and I just contributed to that as well.

I tried on a sample of this at work and liked the crisp green pick-me-up of the inital spray at 5AM, two hours from the end of my shift. I didn't notice it much after the green, but when I arrived home at 8:30AM and walked into the kitchen, then the dining room, I kept catching the unmistakable scent of lilies. My husband is a horticulturist and frequently brings home flowers and odd plants and we both adore lilies, so I asked him, "Did you bring lillies?" The answer was "No". The lillies haunted me the rest of the morning, flitting in and out like fragrant phantoms. Later in the evening while dressing for work, I pulled the sample from my purse and reapplied it. It was only then that I realized it was the "Baiser Vole". Beautifully rendered with the green, the lily note is perfect, too strong and it can be overpowering and headache inducing.
I purchased a bottle of "Baiser Vole" the next day. Now I don't have to wait until June, when the three to four hundred lillies in our garden bloom, to enjoy one of natures' most exquisite scents.

A very realistic lily indeed!Just cut from the garden,
you can still smell the green freshness of the leaves,
the stem,the radiant bouquet of life!To capture it`s
true essence at just that moment,is much like a stolen
kiss.Fleeting and passionate,full of life,a perfect
moment frozen in time,aka,Baiser Vole! :)

So I was thinking that maybe people are expecting one thing from this and then surprised when it does not have a more typical, straight up, lilly smell. Because this scent, according to what Cartier says is that the entire lilly was utilized, petals, stamen to stem. It is different because of the green-ness ( that is my made up word for it) and I feel is what makes it so unique and not like other scents with a heart of Lilly. So don't expect it and you won't be disappointed. I adore it and give it high marks for originality and in this market of a lot of meh, same smells....I love it.

I just purchased a gift set of this frag after wearing around the store for over half an hour. I smelled green along with spicy lily, loved it, and pounced upon it. The next day, after showering with the gel, I layered the EDP over lotion before heading off to work. By lunchtime, the frag was barely noticeable, so I had to reapply then, and again before heading home. While the frag is nice, I don't feel it is really worth the cost due to it's short life on the skin.
The pure parfumerie is avail. For $200.00, but I for one won't be saving my money for THAT!

I agree with Doc Tales. I like to read reviews negative or positve as long as they are written in a intelligent fashion. Buying a new fragrance is very personal. Some will like it some won't. Thats why it's so great there are so many fragrance choices. Everyone can find what smells good to them. :)

Whoa, what's going on here?!

First amendment?! Writing replies of epic lengths to people that were merely suggesting a different and more grown-up choice of words, i.e. one that gets a point across without "nasty sh***" remarks?
Why so angry, Eminem of fragrance reviews?

While everyone is entitled to their own opinion, I personally prefer reviews offering a point of view without being phrased in an angry-teenager-fashion. In other words: People may like different scents, but everybody appreciates a nuanced review delivered in a dignified tone.

I didn't get a lot of lily from this perfume. I didn't really get a lot of stand-out notes of any kind. It was too much of a mish-mash to really appeal to me, and yet I had really looked forward to trying it. I expected more from the house of Cartier, especially if it was supposed to follow on from its spectacular Baiser du Dragon. Yes, I know it means Stolen Kiss, but I think of it as Kiss of the Vole (a little furry rodent that one doesn't really want to be kissed by!) I'm passing on this one.

Even though this perfume is getting bad reviews I still love it. I get compliments all the time. Maybe it just works really well with my chemistry. To be honest I was a little offended when it was compared to the smell of sh**. I still think it smells unique and lovely. I hope more people will try it and like it as well.

I’m with my girl mnaonfrag2 on this one. This is not that great compared to the real thing. I just came back from my local Walmart and they have their spring flowers in the outdoor section. Anyway, they had a bunch of lily pots there, not the Easter lilies (those are kind of plain) but these were the more exotic ones, you know, the ones with the fancy petals, sort of different colors. Anyway, I smelled them, I mean really smelled them. They really reminded me of gardenia plus ylang ylang, like if you combined those two flowers, it would be really close to what these lilies smelled like. Anyway, this perfume is missing that kind of creamy buttery quality that real lilies have. The perfume doesn’t have body, any heft. This perfume is sharp, not smooth and mellow and milky.

(p.s. saying that perfumes (or even people) are offensive is not the same thing as HATING them. That’s a real loaded word, let’s not just throw it around. Besides, I have been offended by lots of perfume as well as people (with and without perfume LOL!). That doesn’t mean I HATE them. Theirs a difference. Just sayin.)

Is it just me or does this smell like laundry detergent? Maybe that’s why so many people like it. Well, since I don’t like laundry detergent, I really don’t like this. I really don’t think it smells realistic, just fake laundry detergent smell, but like I said, some people really like that, just not me.

mnoanfrag - There really is no need to get so defensive. if you re-read your past comment it did sound a little mean, sorry if "hateful" was too strong of a word. People like different types of fragrances… to call a fragrance offensive is to say that the person wearing it is offending you…that in itself is a strong and in my opinion negative comment towards the person wearing it. That is all I have to say…

I just bought a gift set of BV. I love it and so does my husband. I bought it at Nordstrom in the USA and it is selling very well. It is just so pretty, floral, with little bit of spice. It starts green and spicey. After about 10 minutes its just soft and creamy. Beautiful! I personally don't know anyone who doesn't like it.

Oh my…who would have thought Cartier would make such a provocative fume? Anyway, I don’t get what all the hubbub is about. I read mnaonfrag’s original review, and I don’t see any problem with it. She’s (sorry, just assuming) just saying that she’s surprised at the positive reviews because she didn’t like the fume at all. So what? At least she tells you why she didn’t like it, she gives you details. If people are surprised, then they’re surprised. No one's attacking anybody, so let’s just all calm down, and stop being so sensitive and taking things so personally. No reason to act like a victim and all. Anyway, I think what mnaonfrag said about the lily and the whole fractionated thing is interesting. I never heard of that, and that’s why I come here, so I can learn new things and vocab about fumes. If you like it then cool. If not, so what, just write your own review and be done with it.

Anyway, as for me, this fume is okay. It does smell a little fake and stale, so it’s not my thing. I wish it was less sort of watered down or something. I want a lily perfume that gives you an aura of lily, and this doesn’t do that for me. In other words, I can tell it’s from a bottle. I don’t know of any other lily fumes that are better. Any recommendations? Anyhow, that’s my two cents, take it or leave it (but please don't jump down my throat about it).

I was given a sample, this scent was lost on me. I get nothing...clear and green with faint florals...??? It's just no where on my skin. It left a very faint impression on me.

@ manaonfrag - It is important to remember that your initial review was in no way helpful but was in fact quite hateful to those people that love this perfume. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, that being said, how could you expect that no one is going to speak out and call you out on the comment that you made? I personally think that this is a lovely fragrance, to each their own....

This is a lovely, very green yet powdery lily. There is the typical, distinctive scent of the lily, but there is also the stem, the leaves, well, the entire flower, as perfumelover already pointed out.

Often enough in the past, perfumes that pivot on either the casablanca lily or lily of the valley had a somewhat unpleasant old lady touch, almost as though the lily was already wilting. Not Baiser vole. This is a freshly cut lily, the green stem as present as the the powdery, intoxicating scent of the lily's pistil.
To me, this is a greener, younger version of Penhaligon's Lily & Spice - just as well done as the modern lily of the valley in Guerlain's 'Jasminora', which to me smells like a young version of Diorissimo, minus the old lady.

This is lily reloaded, or lily 2.0.

Mnanonfrag...while I have not written a review on this one, I do have it and like it a lot. It is not necessary or helpful when reviews are written like that. If you want your review read and taken seriously don't be a straight up hater writer. What is so great about this site is that we are all pretty respectful with review content. When someone just out and out starts talking like that I automatically assume YOU are the exception and all the possitive statements below are more in line. A lot of us blind purchase perfumes from reviews, I don't know about others but I scroll right on past these to where I can get a real sense of perfume. We all have a right to own opinion.....but delivery is everything.

I absolutely adore this scent. My wonderful perfume SA's at my local Nordstrom's have patiently supplied me with samples while I save up for my bottle, lol. Bless them.

I love the lily scent, it reminds me of my Un Lys, which has a stronger powder component, to my nose at least. It's a strong lily, but not unsuitable for the office, where I get stopped every time I wear it by women and men asking what smells so good. It's deceptively simple - starting out as a soliflor then the green notes come out to keep it fresh and veer it away from the bridal-funeral associations so many have with lilies. This is the 1st Cartier perfume I have liked. Must give the Baiser du Dragon a go, lol.

This has become my go to spring scent, and for good reason. Light, fresh, and soft, it smells exactly like the packaging and juice all point too... pink. It smells light pink! My friend hugged me the other day and said "Man! You smell great! Like a garden!" that works for me. The packaging also works for me. It is one of those things that you hold in your hands and it makes sense that it is expensive. It is solid and polished, and chrome in the best way, with a fantastic spray.

i loved this at first sniff from a sample that the lovely damepiglet sent me. gorgeous white lilies, soft musky white flowers and powdery floral notes make this a perfect spring scent. i also agree with other reviewers that said this would be a lovely wedding day fragrance. this lasts on me about 4-5 hrs.

s attractive fragrant and attractive at first

Romantic but light does not continue

Luxury perfume

Recommend it

Well...obviously there's a lily among Cartier's perfumes. This is a LOVE at first sniff.
I admit, I am a lily lover, still I find having a lily in my bedroom a little too much because this flower's perfume is so potent that it may cause you dizzyness.
This perfume on the other hand is not as overwhelming as the flower itself...actualy it's the first perfume I smell that does that. I think that is because it's supposed to smell like the whole flower, meaning leafs, pistil, petals, etc. I can of course smell the lovely scent coming from the pistil of the flower and that makes me think of a BIG pink lily. I also tryed to discern other notes in this perfume, but I didn't find so many, only some other vague greens and citruses... (maybe to account for as leafs?) but that's mainly it: LILY, big fat pink LILY.
I has on me lovely sillage, very good staying power and good wear, meaning the lily stays lily to the end. And actually, I like this about this simple perfume. I definitely reccomend this as a night out perfume because it's strong and I've received remarks that this was a sexy perfume, or maybe for office wear because it's pretty classic. So what if I want to wear a loud perfume all the time? :D I like it either ways.

Very strong and intensive lilly smell! Just feel myself sinking into a king-size lilly posy. A very gentle frag.

Wearing this gives you the feeling you've stumbled into the most wonderful flower shop boutique....the smell of the damp clay pots and new blooms of stargazer lillies. Wonderful fresh spring time scent to enjoy with your white linen blazer.

This is very green, citrusy, and powdery on me.
The lily note only faintly appeared in the drydown.
I was searching for a lily scent and ordered Baiser Vole and Donna Karan Gold to compare, but I've got to say Gold is the definite winner- and half the price of this.
I will give BV another chance when the weather warms up, and hopefully this perfume will bloom.

This aroma leaves me pretty speechless. It's very original which might be due to the lily known to be so rare. But the lily is glorified here in all it's luxurious sensuous creaminess. It also has a pungent milky powder smell along the lines of Chloe but in a more sophisticated garden way in this one. Yummy and scrumptious, so naturally sweet and beautiful on the skin

Floral, green, powdery, dry, subtle but lasting. No citrus on me. This smells simple but expensive. I like the powdery drydown and subtle scent of lily. I'm not sure if I like it enough to buy a full bottle, but it is a welcome change from the sweet fruity florals I tend to wear.

After testing this scent on paper and skin I tottaly disliked it.
The scent smells to me like a vase wich the flowers stood to long in. Musty water so not appealing at all.

The scent is probably very beautiful but the design of the bottle is realy strange. Looks like a small dust-bin. The only thing that is missing is the foot pedal.

sorry, this was my review, i thought i was logged in..

Original!
Something new for my nose, i'm not a fan of floral but i like it.
Sophisticated, very green and a little strong in the beginning, after 1 hour it becomes a sweet, delicate, fresh floral. Perfect for an elegant and romantic woman. Good lasting power, on my skin about 6 h.
The name is perfect.
If you want to try something new, it's perfect

Original!
Something new for my nose, i'm not a fan of floral but i like it.
Sophisticated, very green and a little strong in the beginning, after 1 hour it becomes a sweet, delicate, fresh floral. Perfect for an elegant and romantic woman. Good lasting power, on my skin about 6 h.
The name is perfect.
If you want to try something new, it's perfect.

The opening notes are beautiful. Definately got my attention in a good way. My initial impression was that this is an uplifting, light, happy fragrance.
Sweet and delicate.
Reminds me of gardens, sunshine....good mood.

I absolutely love this fragrance!!!! I get soooo many compliments on it when I wear it. I am a huge fan of lilies (Stargazer & Casablanca). I love the way Cartier blended the greens and the florals. I find this to be an ultra feminine, classy scent. I tend to shy away from the fragrances that are heavily advertised and mainstreamed. This is definitely among my favorites! If only they made a body cream......

It has been a long time since a perfume strikes such elegance and uniqueness ......

Brilliant!

An assertive and dry citrus, never too sharp or acrid, meets the skin like a refreshing dip in a stream lined with blooms of heady jasmine and wild mint. The contrast of the moist, green base and the powder of the flowers is in perfect harmony. After a bit, wild lilies float by... one, then another, then a few at a time, enticing us to smell them as their marine pungency lilts past. Their aroma adds to, but never usurps, that of the wet green mint and jasmine. Then, a beautiful surprise- a soft breeze blows the the warm vanilla of the lily pistils over us in a shower of magical orange dust. Even a day later, the dream of the Baiser Vole stays with us as a lightly spiced cloud of indoles.

Baiser Vole is simplicity at its best: high quality ingredients, perfectly dosed, flowing into one another like the pastels of a watercolor. Each new phase builds upon the previous, finally delivering to the wearer a delicate, but not reserved, floral citric gourmand. Sillage and longevity are both excellent. Baiser Vole can be worn anywhere; its politeness is perfectly suited to public places, yet tenacious enough to last through an evening party or a night's sleep.

Before I begin, I need to disclose that I'm not a huge fan of the scent of lily (or of bulb flowers fragrances in general), and I've never worn a fragrance that has predominantly lily notes. I enjoy Lys Mediterranee, to my own surprise, but I don't feel it's a "me" type of perfume.

Baiser Vole is often described as "powdery". Being on a powdery "kick" I've wanted to test Baiser Vole for quite some time, but it was far down the line on my "must test" list and I just got to it today. I have a spray sample of it, and I've been wearing it for several hours. I was hoping this would be a smooth, powdery floral, along the lines of Love, Chloe, because that's how it's been desribed by so many other wearers. No such luck. On me this is one heady floral, a la Jessica McClintock 1990. It begins with the kind of flowery notes that cause my instincts to assume my eyes are about to tear, and my respiratory system is about to be endangered.

In the Spring, all the grocery stores and markets around here sell potted lilies (Lilium Longiflorum). These plants have large trumpet-shaped white flowers, with a long, pale green stigma, surrounded by bright yellow anthers. These lilies are often called "Casablanca Lilies","Easter Lilies" or "Bermuda Lilies". They have a heavy, very strong, districtive aroma that overpowers all other flowers.

Baiser Vole begins with that distinctive sour, bittersweet, heady scent of lily, and it stays lily for a long time. It mellows after a couple of hours, but it's still a major floral. I just don't get any "powder" from this, but, to me powder is ambery, and/or dry vanilla, and Baiser Vole smells very green-based (on me). I so wanted that vanilla dry-down I've read about, like the one in Chanel Gardenia, or Aqua Allegoria Pamplelune, but my skin won't produce it. This gets greener as it develops. When this is in the drydown stage, it's soft, and much lovelier than its beginning stage.

Baiser Vole isn't a fragrance I would buy for myself, only because I'm not that into lily. However, I believe this fragrance is perfectly beautiful, well-crafted, unique, and classy. Its lasting power is wonderful, and it has the most powerful sillage I've experienced from a new fragrance in 15 years. I've no doubt this will make thousands of new lovers of lily, because it is certainly a new take on an ancient, beloved flower. This is sure to inspire many more fragrances with predominant lily, so if you love lily you are in luck!

With such a cute, evocative name this fragrance can't be anything else but sweet and innocent. It's lily, delicate, gentle, lovely and pleasant. It fades away after 2 hours on my skin. It's purity in a fragrance. I see it more on young girls in Summer. I'd say that it could be worn in the office, as it's not at all overpowering, but with such a name it would really be a waste of imagination... :)

"Not too many years ago, the names of our perfumes bore testimony to such things (poetry and sexual magic). There was a popular scent called Taboo, there was Sorcery, My sin, Vampire, Voodoo, Evening in Paris, Jungle gardenia, Bandit, Shocking, Intimate, Love potion and L' heure bleue- The blue hour. Nowdays what we do find? Vanderbilt, Miss Dior, Lauren and Armani, perfumes named after glorified tailors, names that evoke not the poetic, the erotic, the magic, but economic status, social snobbery, and the egomania of designers. Perfumes that confuse the essence of creation with the essence of money. How much substance can the soul receive from a scent entitled Bill Blass? Vanderbilt and Bill Blass are what the marketing people have given us".
TOM ROBBINS - JITTERBUG PERFUME.
Kudos to Cartier for such a beautiful title. Stolen kiss.. Beautiful!

This is way too flowery for me. It's like putting your nose right into the lily flower and breathing it. It's very naturally smelling but too plain.I wish there were some other strong notes playing in it and some softness and muskiness. Unlike a few other reviewrs I don't smell any powder in it.

I was excited to try this fragrance so appreciated by others. Upon trying it gave me a headache. The casablanca lily was too much. The scent on my skin was cloying. It was too conservative and too heavy. Longevity and silliage are excellent but not a perfume I would wear.

I didn't really get the green notes, and I'm glad I didn't because I'm not big on green perfumes.
All I smell is lily and powder, which I love. I think it's really subtle and elegant, and should appeal to lot of people.

It's definitely a perfume to consider if you get headaches and nausea easily. It's very gentle and didn't make me sick like many fragrances do.

on my skin this one smells like babypowder with citrus. very nice and innocent. unfortunately the lasting power (on my skin) isn't that good. nevertheless a very comfoting scent. i am sure i will buy a bottle of this one.

Extremely elegant Perfume to be evasive, chic too! A bouquet with lilies and the freshest ringtones sweet orange tree ... Know what I imagine to feel this aroma? A woman Immaculate, with heavenly robes!

I tested Baiser Vole at the counter today. This is a very beautiful fragrance: very gentle lily-citrus scent, dries down to very soft powdery-woody scent. This reminds me of Estee Lauder Sensuous, but Baider Vole is not as heavy-handed as Sensuous, more refined. Very well composed perfume, highly recommended!

Excellent review, CourtrightHer! Cartier doesn't make legends (I'm talking about the Musts, Panthere, So Pretty, or Baiser du Dragon) anymore... Just plain, slightly boring fragrances such as BV. At some point it smelled familiar, I was thinking, Fidji? No, not really, it continued its linear path towards some nodescript white flower world devoid of excitement. In the same register, I much prefer Nina Ricci's Premier Jour.

smells like very expensive holiday village's garden.fresh cut soft green leaves and exotic lilies.young perfume but not for young girls,i mean this one is for rich and cool women in beige silk dresses.sillage is good and long lasting.

I got a generous sample from Nordstroms SA and first thing that comes to mind is lilies, lilies and more lilies. This is a green floral with a hint(just a hint) of citrus. I can definately smell not only the flower but also the green stems. Floral fragrances are not something I normally wear so I wouldn't purchase this but this is very nice fragrance that smells different from anything out there. Its complex, elegant, classy and sophisticated. I don't see this as appropriate for young girls-only for mature(I don't mean old)women who are sure of themselves.
Lasting power is ok-on my skin it lasted about 2 hours and it doesn't have much siliage, it lays very close to the skin so you like subtle elegant scents-this one is for you. I would put this in the same category as Bylgari Pour Femme.

Came across a sample in a magazine-after a bath, I rubbed it on my wrists. The next morning, the scent was still there; now that’s the real test for longevity. I ordered a sample from ebay and couldn’t wait to get to Saks to get the entire set.
It’s a refreshing, clean and year-round wearable scent. The longevity is amazing and it doesn’t take very much. It’s not overpowering but seems a sophisticated fragrance. It’s sexy without knocking everyone completely off their feet when taking it in. I am smitten with this classy fragrance (which hasn’t happened since Coco MME) and will definitely be wearing it for a while.
UPDATE***
There is now an elixir in the Basier Vole. It smells amazing but does not have the powder scent that the parfum has. I layer the elixir with the parfum and get quite a few compliments that it smells wonderful but is not loud.

sensual. sweet. floral but not flowery, floral in a way that is candylike, purely sweet. in fact, it is too sweet floral. gentle, not assertive, reminds you a warm summer day with lots and lots sweet florals in the garden...I will NOT buy this fragrance again. I prefer more powdery, soapy last notes.

Strange, I do not detect lilies, but fresh and subtle chrysanthemum. In my country (Poland) we use to put this flowers on graves, so Baiser Vole smells for me a little funeral... And what is REALLY strange, I like it!

I am a convert to the lily. Heres why:

The opening for me is a citrusy, green and spicy floral. I can definitely smell the leaves and pistils in the opening. So amazingly life like that I keep bringing my wrist to my nose for frequent sniffs. I do wish this stage lasted a bit longer, it really is that nice. It moves on into a very accurate rendition of the lily's petals but I still get the green stems and leaves, soft and alluring. The final for me is where I was undecided because it does get a bit powdery, and I don't do powdery. But here it's cozy, not make-up/talc smell or grandmas perfume. It maintains the lily idea all the way through. Sillage is perfection in my opinion, it lasts all day, but from opening note to end stage it never overwhelms the wearer or those around you, this is enclosed space friendly. It just softly whispers your presence.

This is so not mainstream, and that is precisely why I love it. I will not be one of the many who smell like vanilla, patchouli or oud, but one of the few who will stand out for being different, wearing a alluring, feminine and wholly sophisticated scent. Kudos to Cartier for keeping quality and sophistication alive, for knowing there are those of us who would love and appreciate it.

This fragrance starts off with a blast of pepper and white flowers. The pepper note is very strong for the first half-hour. The white flowers are not sweet, and very light. After 10 mins. it gets a little greener, and smells more 'expensive'. I think they're aiming for something similar to Infusion D'Iris by Prada. Except that this is much lighter, and the sillage is awful, after an hour it's gone. The bottle is beautiful, so that's probably the selling point on this, because the fragrance isn't worth the money.

Prominent lily but the opening is a blast of citruses!
It's not a sweet floral ,it's green fresh energizing ...certainly a summery day wearing.
It was the green citrus-y opening that for a moment reminded me of miss dior cherie l'eau but the heart it's pure floral!
This is quite different from all Cartier creations of the past...may be a 21th century turn over ?

Lily, Lily, Lily!!! It's all about the Lily!

Scenting about Bloomies recently, I was informed that Panthere was discontinued (what is Cartier thinking?)! Expressing displeasure, I quiped with a "why is Roadster still on the market" (I know, mean)! lol

She handed me a sample of Baiser Voléis. Ok, I was thinking positive. Maybe a new fave? Spritzed both wrists and...what a let down. No magic in this bottle.

The top has a rather synthetic green note that just does not please. And, after that, it's all lily! One dimensional.

It does settle to a slightly more enjoyable scent but then poof, it's gone.

Overall, BV is a bright, light, nice and plain frag(see, not so mean!).

Vote with your wallet, and just say no.

I was expecting this fragrance to be old ladyish and uninteresting, and boy was I wrong. Baiser Vole is modern, elegant and beautiful. The initial strong refined lily melts into a slightly sweet and very hearty floral powder, somehow avoiding Granny Central. Very nice indeed.

A beautiful lily fragrance, that wafts around just like having lilies in a vase in your home. However, I couldn't imagine wearing it - I have strong suspicions that it would be Headache Central after about an hour.

Lily, lily, lily and lily. Expressed in this way you would think this is nauseating. Or boring. It is NOT. It is just pure elegance, pure class. It's stunning. You will not go unnoticed but without screaming too loud who you are and where you are. This is a scent that deserves a place in the haute perfumerie among the Mitsouko, Chanel n°5, Arpege and the like. It is for a lady with class, elegance and a style of her own without necessary being a circulating griffe from head to toe. This is fantastic, it's the smell of Heaven on earth.

This new release by the house of Cartier is just excellent. Seems that Cartier is going back to its roots as the recent newcomers like Cartier de Lune or Delices were way too generic and fashionable for a house like that. This perfume is quite extraordinary. As there are absolutely no sweet notes in this fragrance I would call it an 'intellectual' perfume. Absolutely not for girlies. Baiser Vole is elegantly floral yet so green and refreshing. Love it!

Back to that. My mom tested this today and on her skin the lily notes ARE actually there, blooming and proud of there clone-like similarity to the plant. On me it wasn't so detectable.

Still, the overall feel was that of lilies in a flowerpot, somewhere in the house. Nice, but closer to a home-fragrance rather than a skinscent.

Still not a perfume I'd wear.

I usually love LOVE green florals that are more on the green side... But something about this perfume makes me sickly. Too green, perhaps? Initially, the realism of the lily flower really attracted me... But, the green part of it was so intense.

To me, this scent is delicate and refined, especially as florals go.
It was suggested to me as a wedding scent; I think it would work quite well for a day wedding.
I was told that the scent was meant to encompass the whole flower; the green scent of the leaves and stem, the bloom and the powdery texture of the pistils. That is a pretty good summary.
To me, this scent is dainty and polite - white gloves and lacy table doilies. The powdery dry-down does NOT smell like, but does remind me of traditional, romantic scents like Chloe or Truly Lace. To me, this scent is much softer and more demure, but has that romantic feel.

I was so thrilled by the advertisement of Cartiers latest baby, expected something extraordinary and unique, like the other perfumes by Cartier. So I could not wait to try it, but got very disappointed. It reminds me of elderly ladies, because it is so powdery and old-fashioned. To me it's almost nauseating.

On first try I thought I loved it..But then again second time I tried it .it reminded me of something.....I realized! Funeral flowers!!I quickly changed my mind...Funeral flowers is not what I want to be smelling of...and its a bad memory..!

Love it, really love it. It has got an earthy tone to it, yet it is light. If you like lilies, then you must give it a try.

yes, It is all about lily and a bit about lily of the valley, but in a very charming, fresh and soft way, not about the overpowered way which gets you a headache

one of the best perfumes for this year fall & winter

a must have for flower-lovers

Another beauty for this fall. Very romantic,the commercial captures its essence very well. It smells expensive,conservative, distant , fragile,and suitable for most occasions.

For cold divas in long cream dresses,lilies in your hair and burgundy lipstick,raising your eyebrow to goodlooking gigolos trying to approach,for women who cry watching old movies and appreciate good cultured sincere men.

"Stolen Kiss"... such a lovely fragrance and the name tells you all you need to know: On an (at first) innocent approach, the scent falls for its 'object of desire' and steals a short, hot, sweet and passionate kiss. This perfume is pure elegance and subtle sexiness unlike sweet scents that cry out "f**k me!".

While Un lys by serge lutens is dark and misterious, this lily by Cartier is as bright as a diamond (of course, it's a Cartier!!). Finally a pure lys in a commercial fragrance. For me this BV doesn't evolve and stay the same for hours. I can't smell the leaves other forumists are quoting. But lasting power is very good. Well done Cartier and thanks for this immaterial jewel!

This is not my cup of tea. Instantly I thought it might be interesting but on me it just smells like some Bruno Banani scent, maybe Magic Woman. Could be any fresh-fruity-floral drugstore scent.

for me it smells like a violet candy, quite nice actually, but for me violet is not so much romantic -but this is totally personal.

When I first sniffed it on the paper, I didn't particularly like it. I could smell the green leaves. The lady at the counter insisted on giving me a little bracelet with a ceramic bead for me to smell later. I forgot it in my handbag, and a couple of days later when I opened the handbag, I was greeted with this amazing fragrance! I tried it on my skin, and I have to say I'm in love. I can't wait to get it. It is very soft, but at the same time it makes a statement, because it's so different from the new perfumes. The best part is that it doesn't change too much throughout the day. I usually don't do too well with the Cartier fragrances, they don't agree with me. But this is the exception.

Baiser Vole (stolen kiss)is a fresh powdery floral,minimalistic,soliflore but very beautiful and sophisticated. The opening is green leaves,slighlty bitter and a bit citrusy. Lily note comes on quickly,a little spicy.The drdown is much lighter,spiceness is gone but you can still smell this beautiful flower. From the first sniff I associated this with brides!I find it so appropriate for a wedding,lily is so calm and romantic here.It stays close to the skin,musky and quiet. Lasts quite long,sillage is medium.

I am delighted that the bottle is so perfectly aligned with the scent. I saw it, got curious, thought 'this shoud be a soft, classy perfume' and was happy to discover that it smelled exactly as I expected. Do I like it? Yes. Would I buy it? No, probably not. i like persumes a little bit more eccentric.

Mmmm... lovely!
I could eventually smell this and was intrigued.
Lily is not my favourite floral note and I don't usually like fragrances based on lily. They either smell vulgar and aggressive like Cacharel Anais Anais (please, don't get offended if you like Anais, this is a very personal thing I have with that scent, probably associated with bad experiences during teenage) or funeral-like because lilies are widely used as funeral flowers here.
Instead Baiser Volè smells very airy, floral with a vegetal grassy nuance and it stays true for long time on my skin. I find it very wearable, fresh, feminine and very elegant in a totally Cartier style. It is quite longlasting, so you can enjoy the lily or any other flower very clearly for a long while. It's not invadent in anyway, so if you like light, soft, elegant florals, this is the one for you!
My BF liked it very much on my skin. Alas, this is not the type of scent I'm looking for at this time of the year. It doesn't keep me captivating while weather is chilling.

This is far from being an amazing perfume. I expected so much more. Great marketing though..All this discussion about the interpration of lily..Anyway.

Just don't expect lilies.
Expect a subtle floral, a gentle powdery-peppery scent in a nice flacon that comes in the chic shape of a cigarette-lighter.

For me Baiser Vole is something new in a mass market perfumery, especially because of its opening. Mathilde Laurent really could recreate the feeling of a whole flower (not necessary lily) in a bottle. The fragrance starts with a green herbaceous note, extremely natural, not typical of a modern perfumes. It is sharp, a bit salty, maybe even bitter. When I smell it I imagine the green leaves of a flower and its stem. Unfortunately, I doubt the young audience will like this accord - it is quite unusual, too vegetal I should say. At the same time Baiser Vole has rather traditional floral powdery base, which could remind of some other white florals. I wish the opening lasted longer.

I'm sure the scent will be a pure beauty for a sophisticated public. As for me I still can't say whether I love it or not. However Baiser Vole deserves attention and esteem.

This smells very soapy/floral on me. It's the second time that I've tried it, and it's getting better. Straight up, nose to wrist, it's not something that I would purchase.
However, while I am working at the computer, I am occasionally getting a sheer, beautiful, white floral scent drifting up to me. I am not good with identifying flowers, but I think it's a gentle lily scent. So this is a perfume that better have a nice sillage, because that's where it shines.

I am liking it enough to give it a third try.

I find Baiser Volé lovely, chic and very French.

It's a casablanca lily (and not a lily of the valley like Diorissimo) but without all the heady/indolic notes often associated with the beautiful flower. It's clean and transparent but not without body. Very feminine, somewhat classic but not old fashioned. The start is very figurative: almost a lily soliflor. When time passes, the fragrance transforms into a more powdery abstract floral. It also warms up a bit.

Where Calvin Klein Beauty is more of a "neon" lily, Baiser Volé is much more subtle and refined. And where Donna Karan Gold and Penhaligon's Lily & Spice played around the mysterious/oriental facet of the flower, Baiser Volé explores the bright aspect. It doesn't go in a cliché vanilla direction like so many lilies do.

Bottle, ad campaign and scent work in total synergy. A successful concept IMHO

PS: In a more adventurous genre. If you love casablanca lily and also the scent of suede/leather, may I suggest Donna Karan Signature, the most original lily fragrance around.

I'm in France and can't smell it yet...
But do you know the Lys Méditerranée from Frédéric Malle?
How far is it different?

I received a small sample at BergdorfGoodman. It's very sweet and flowery. Not sure if I would buy it. I prefer scents that are a bit spicier , so many perfumes are flowery, enough already.

To me this smells leafy and herbaceous. It is a unusual in a nice way. Not captivating, but unique.

Somedays I like it and other days I don't because it seems to change on my body.

It seems to me in line with some of the greener Annick Goutal Fragrances.

This is a fragrance that I think is interesting and unique to wear, when you want something different and are tired of the florals, gourmands, vanillas, etc

But I don't think you will get compliments because I think the leafy green seems to dominate the tone. I would wear this on a day that I just want to please myself with a breath of freshness. But I don't recommend on a date!

If you like lily, you're in for a treat with this Cartier perfume. Supposedly lily is the only thing in the entire composition, but it incorporates multiple parts of the lily flower. The perfume smells suprisingly complex. I would believe it if you told me there were notes of vanilla, iris, and musk as well. I am not a fan of lily, but if I had to choose a lily perfume, it would be this one for absolute certain. The bottle design alone is taunting. It's very unique and classy.

If you are a Chloe lover and you also like lily, you should definitely check this one out.

Yes. I agree with everything Jeca said below. This is a very beautiful scent. I even begin to think it's better than Cartier de Lune! Anyway, so the beginning is a bit strong and almost plasticky floral but still very pleasant. Later it evolves into something sheer and a little powdery. It's very elegant and lovely combination of citrusy fruit and lily. I can see it to be appropriate for any occasion from office use to wedding event.

This is a very nice fragrance, i like it and even bought a bottle ;o) The note of lily is intense, but it's not the heady oriental lily I know, lily in this fragrance is very light, with green juicy note at the beginning and crisp citruses.

Unfortunately this delicious liveliness of my favorite notes doesn't last long, the fragrance becomes drier and little sweeter, and smells more like a 'perfume', than flower, but it's still very nice.

Well I am intrigued by this one, and I can't wait to try it since the last Cartier, Cartier de Lune, I find so vile.
I'm not too big on florals but I love Le Baiser du Dragon (deeply oriental) and this Baiser Vole I have a feeling is going to be a good one.
I do not know when this is coming out in Italy but I hope I don't have to wait too long