Casmir by Chopard

whiterabbit

Vanilla, vanilla, vanilla!
First - fresh vanilla, then - sweet lovely vanilla, drydown - smoky (resin) vanilla. Warm and chick, sometimes even suffocating (mainly in the drydown). Suitable for a cold weather. Good lasting power.

Annica

This was another blind and fortunate purchase. It´s delicious, warm and comforting. Vanilla as its best!

bloodflower

it opens with the really lovable combination of peaches, apricots,currants and raspberries, not in a fruity or juicy way but in an ethereal way, i am captured from the start.. cinnamon and carnations, a heavenly couple but not faintly strong, mandarin orange really gives a kick while the vanilla starts to show itself and really it is vanilla all the way through sweet and deep, a warm fragrance, for cold winter afternoons, not overwhelming but chic, and i believe never will go out of style..

guest_katia

When it settles down it is the loveliest, most adorable fragrance. The vanilla never becomes cloying, the cinnamon is present but there is not too much of it.
All in all a very well-balanced scent which I gladly recommend.

missk

I had searched both high and low for Casmir for approximately 6 months, so you can imagine how excited I was when I finally stumbled upon it. My expectations were huge. I was so eager to test this famous vanilla-based scent.

I sprayed on both the card and my wrist, and unable to resist or contain my excitement any longer, I inhaled deeply.

The aroma was indeed strong, but only very subtle with the vanilla. It had an oriental feel to it, yet I felt that the citruses were a little too sour and basic. I was quite disappointed, since this had been something I'd dreamt about, almost being crazy enough to buy it blind.

I proceeded to test other fragrances to ease my disappointment, until about an hour later I was met with a beautiful scent wafting around me. I was pleased to discover that it was Casmir enchanting me with its glorious aroma.

Casmir is the absolute perfect orange-vanilla fragrance; gourmand, just like an orange flavoured cake topped with sweet vanilla icing. However, this is no toothache, this is incredibly sexy and rich.

Towards the drydown, Casmir captures me with its subtle spicyness and smokey incense quality. It's exotic and seductive all rolled into one. May I also add that the sillage and lasting strength is highly commendable. I added Casmir to my wishlist immediately.

bamboowu

I fell in love with this perfume after buying it unsniffed at the duty free on a flight home from vacation about 10 years ago. Today I ordered my third bottle, and I can't wait to receive it.

It is a wonderful and complex scent, very vanilla, and peachy, spicy. Just wonderful. If your a fan of any of the Body Shop perfume oils, this to me smells almost identical to their Cosy Cashmere, which I think is discontinued now, but the scent is similar to me.

Strong & exotic, it lasts a long time and I always receive many compliments. It is a winner!

NatWeb

This is a grown up, well executed version of Vanilla Fields or the Body Shop's vanilla oil. It's warm, overpowering vanilla so if that's not your favourite note then Casmir is not for you. It has a touch of fruit, a touch of spice and would be a great cool weather of warm evening fragrance. Personally, I find this absolutely delicious. I'd never heard of it until I saw it on StrawberryNET and did some research. i bought it unsniffed and do not regeret it a single bit.

sherapop

Chopard's CASMIR is a great comfort scent. To my nose this is a very sweet linear vanilla embellished by a few fruits and some spice. A warm and inviting fragrance, CASMIR evokes memories of warm, rich desserts such as rice pudding or flan.

Definitely a cold weather scent, CASMIR is perfect for getting into the holiday spirit. As satisfyingly thick as eggnog, as warm as a fluffy down comforter, as sweetly redolent as freshly baked cookies, CASMIR is a source of solace and reprieve on dark wintry nights.

Miss_Nightingale

This is my second review of Casmir, but as my relationship with it has grown and developed since last time, I felt I must update my feelings here, too!

Last time I wrote that Casmir confused me, that I wished the peach wasn't there and that it would be "a delightful addition to my fragrance wardrobe."

Well let me tell you that very few weeks have gone by when I haven't reached for Casmir at least one of those days. Sometimes I wear this for days and days in a row - and for me that is very rare as I get so easily bored.

The descriptions likening Casmir to a cashmere jumper are bang on - but this is a cashmere jumper thrown over an expensive silk dress, with your very best, most expensive underwear underneath... Casmir has a dry almost salty, animalistic undertone that can threaten to dominate but never quite does. I love it, I feel slightly dangerous yet still cosy when I wear this.

Whenever I am in a quandry, whenever I don't know what to wear because I'm not quite sure how I feel (do you ever have days like that?) then I reach for Casmir. If I want to feel comforted or I want to feel wild and sexy, all needs are accounted for.

Not merely a delightful *addition* to a fragrance wardrobe, now I would say this is a mainstay of mine.

The peach is *perfect* (though I still cannot detect blackcurrant) and I am glad for every aspect of this perfume. I wouldn't change a thing.

simo

This one is the first oriental vanilla I like, no, I love. And I really tried many of them before!

kristina_vili

Very sweet and long lasting scent,perfect for women who like smell of hard sweetness and sugar,I like it for winter and cold days .

hollycat

This scent is like the smell of a small family owned bakery in a quaint small town making piping hot delicious pastries. The smell invites you in on a cold day. I would imagine cashmir to be a gourmand lovers dream perfume. I smell the peach and cinnamin, tonka and of course loads of vanilla. Its a scent for me to wear while snuggling with a loved one while watching a good movie. I have a mini of this, but I wouldnt buy a full size. I enjoy this scent, but its not really me.

alexanna7

Wow!traveling in another country.like morocco and you walk into the streets and there.s incense in the air .with flowers.and a soft sweet vanilla with peach in a resto.all those smells go to ur nose when u ware casmir.

guest_alexanna7

On my top orientals list.wear this since 95.on me peach raspberry opoponax and vanilla.smells a bit like idole of armani.again a incense type of smell.and verry womanly frag!mwah!

libertybelle

At first application, sweet and velvety. After 10 minutes, the orange was more prominent and added a bit of tartness that I liked. The vanilla also came forward. I can't say the fruity top notes ever did register for me. I really like it but it doesn't have long staying power but that could be due to the fact that I tend to apply very sparingly and add later during the day if necessary. I think a very good scent for the price.

JMangine

This is probably my favorite female scent.
I keep convincing all the women I know to buy this perfume.......then when no one is around I spray some on me.

5 Stars!

sfonativeboy

I agree with Krishka
"Rich, sensual, creamy, mysterious"
it envelopes you and gift wraps you up
in its lushness.

Much like a favorite warm,expensive cashmere sweater!!

zvoncica

Here is a bottle of juice either loved or hated. There is no middle ground with Casmir. When you enter the area of oriental vanilla be prepared for warmth, sweetness, long lasting silage and certain amount of sexy halo caused by previously mentioned adjectives. And off course vanilla. Now, speaking of Casmir I would say it is among best vanilla perfumes ever, with a soul and heart beats, far away from mass production, averages and synthetic smells we buy under name perfumes.

If you dislike vanilla and sweet, and feeling like you’re dipped in caramel glazed chocolate cake for entire day, then skip Casmir. I, like Kastelhemi wrote also have to wash my teeth after smelling it.

So be it. Give me lemons, tea, and pepper. Let Casmir be appreciated by the people who understand it better than I ever will.

c3c

When I first applied this I was suprised to find it smelled very much like Hanae Mori. Or should I say it's the other way around since Hanae Mori came out in 1995? They both have black currant and raspberry in their top notes. After an hour or so it was as if someone had snuck in and added just a touch of Sonia Rykiel. I believe it's the orange and cinnamon that give it that edge. As time wore on it became creamier and the vanilla tones became more obvious. A warm, pleasant, classic scent. I really like Hanae Mori, and I liked Sonia Rykiel but it was a bit too masculine for me, so this is a good fit. More of a fall/winter or cool spring perfume than Summer. Good for day or evening.

krishka

Mmmmmmmm, just got another bottle of it....for me works even in a very hot and humid weather!Simply love it!

sofiapap

Yes indeed ,Kasterhelmi, you are not alone in this.I had this one but i had to give it away.It didn't work with my chemistry.The thing that bothered me most is the benzoin scent in base notes It is so strong.I like oriental vanilla but this one is something else.Smells like as if it is a heavy patchouli aroma.You know i like Black orchid,euphoria ,lou lou and many others but not this.

kastehelmi

This fragrance made me long for non-sweet scents. It's very vanilla, and a bit like some orange liqueur with barely there spice. It is cloying to my nose. I realize that it might be the coconut that bothers me. Coconut can be nice in a scent, if it is coconut-milk mild or coconut water-fresh, or just very well-blended, but here it smells like yellow cake. It seems I am in the minority, but I am not alone...

Give me a bitter vanilla and a soft earthy oriental, not only did I scrub my wrists, I had to brush my teeth after I put this one on.

succubus

Sorry, but this perfume gave me a headache. At my first spritz, I told myself it smelled exotic. As time flew, I started getting that heavy incense vibe, which I didn't like. Guess it just didn't work with my body chemistry.

PS: I'm honestly surprised that the top notes are fruit notes because I didn't catch even the slightest hint of them.

Jillzilla

I was so sure this fragrance would work for me, but it just didn't. It smelled like dusty vanilla incense on my skin. Three people sneezed when I passed them. Where was the warmth and the benzoin? I will have to experiment with layering other fragrances to see if this one is even salvageable. Gaultier2 might provide the warmer base I am looking for, but I'm not sure I can get over the dustiness of Casmir on my skin. It was a far cry from a warm cashmere 'whatever'.

krishka

Still one of the best oriental vanilla perfumes!
Rich, sensual, creamy, misterious, it enwraps you like a warm,expensive cashmere scarf.

Jeannine

I've tried Casmir several times now, as it somewhat intrigues me: the bottle is gorgeous, the smell is interesting and has so many layers, and the price is unbeatable for a perfume of that quality. But as much as I want to like it, I cannot help it, it's just too sweet for me. The vanilla and wood notes drown out the fruity notes on my skin, and the scent is like a thick wool sweater around me all day - pleasant and cosy and warm and sensual, but always leaving me with a hint of the wish to get it off and feel lighter and less wrapped in.
But since it does intrigue me and I do find it pleasant, I can already see that I will keep trying it... and hopefully one day I'll find the mood (or month? or weather?) that will make me want to wear this for more than just an hour or two.

ktv0926

Casmir smells a lot like Hanae Mori to me, just a bit spicier. I like it more though.

I will definitely purchase Casmir, as soon as I finish my bottle of Hanae Mori.

Elisabeth M.

This is an old love of mine. Discovered it by random one evening in the cinema. The lady in front of me wore it. To me it was the most delicious scent I ever smelled but I didn't know which one it was and didn't dare to ask. Weeks later I found a sample of it in a magazine and bought it at once. Casmir has been my signature scent during my student days and will allways remind me of this period of my life.

amelie

Strong and mystical, gourmet and seductive, warm but not too soft. Cinnamon gives an intimate tone, vanilla is strong...you feel like you have a rich body milk all over that provides a special sensual scent of your skin. Exciting oriental flavor, fragrance that will warm you as the finest wool blanket, almost perfect for the winter.

ameskay

love it love it love it love it... i had it for almost like, i'm not sure - a friend gave me the miniature and i love it too much i was afraid to use it... it's a real surprise because the scent still is as strong as the first day i got it and it's not nauseating - many people complimented me wearing it... thumbs up!

vioversilver

This reminds me of my spanish grandmothers' rice pudding for some reason. ( the scent of jasmine rice cooking,is a lovely scent for sure)

I really get the vanilla and cinnamon, and a bit of freshness from the carnation and black currant.

This is a very comfortable,sweet, dreamy scent; the bottle is enchanting on top of all,very fitting for this frag.

I have to add that I could live in this scent , it's a favorite of mine, I find myself reaching for this perfume quite often!

Malegria

Such exquisite vanilla! I love it!
Actually, even more then my beloved Hanae Mori - I think that Casmir has this slight bitterness that HM don`t have - and this bitter edge is driving me crazy in a good way.It does not show any fruitiness for me - only resins, a bit of incense and vanilla galore - not a vanilla essence, but the honest to god black vanilla pods.

guest_efikillkiss

Among the best. Ever. Mouthwatering, distinctive, love by the first sig...sniff, discontinued, what a shame, creamy, flowery, like a sweet from a patisserie, oriental, evokes woman-ess even though it could be worn by any woman remains seduced by its allure. 21-10-09, 8:13

sharyssa

All I can say is yummy this is one of the best fragrances I've ever smelled.It is very vanilla and warm and I really like this one.I seen a net tester bottle at the mall for sale for $9.95 I want to go back and buy it.

Migotka

Like litldove7, I found Casmir very similar to Hanae Mori EDP. When I spray them on my wrists at the same time and sniff I can see the difference, but, specially during the first phase, both fragrances are very very alike, Casmir being just a bit sharper. Not a bad thing, I love both of them!

I bought it unsniffed on ebay, but it was a great purchase. The scent is very sweet and creamy and I think think it will accompany me on many autumns evenings. Moreover, the lasting power is amazing. After testing sprays I went for a shower and I could still feel it afterwards!

falovalo

This is just Vanilla Fields with a prettier name and bottle. No fruit that I could detect. It's heavy and a tiny bit musky, nothing special in my book, and I'm a vanilla lover.

magie

I tried it once,very heavy, it didn't agree with my body chemistry.I didn't smell any fruity notes only heavy, sickly vanilla.

litldove7

The initial sniff made me think of Hanae Mori Hanae Mori. They smell alike at the beginning, but we'll see how it plays out...
I smell a mixture of light fruits in the top notes, but I can't pinpoint them individually. Then very quickly, they disappear & the middle notes arrive. I get the warm, spicy cinnamon mixed with a soft, powdery carnation. It playfully tickles my nose. The cinnamon definitely makes itself known, but it's not overwhelming. With the carnation, it's quite nice. Mmmm...I love it. If I got any of the Mandarin orange, it was only for a brief second...and I could barely detect it. The warm, spicy middle notes remind me of a softer Ambre Precieux or Ambre 114. There's just this golden ambre-like aroma (reminding me of pure honey) that's making me melt. Then, somewhere down the line I get all of the ending notes (and I mean ALL). It's a wonderfully cozy drydown...filled with a dainty sweet, yet exotically spicy aroma that envelopes me. I'm in pure bliss! This definitely is NOT Hanae Mori! Where Hanae Mori is a rounded (for lack of a better word) sweet golden-honeyed fruit....Chopard Casmir is a deep, dark, rich honey sprinkled with the essence of the Middle East (perhaps). Where Hanae Mori is "rounded"...Casmir has twists & turns & angles of all sorts, and an absolutely amazing depth, thanks to its spicy nature. How very enjoyable & most definitely wearable. I see this as an Autumn & Winter scent....and perhaps even a cool Spring. I've been wearing this for over 8 hours now and I can still smell it's wonderfully earthy aroma.

**I just remembered what this reminds me of! Vanilla Fields!!! It smells very similar to it on my skin! Casmir is much better, though.

LadyJedi

One of the most seductive vanilla orientals ever. It's sweet and creamy and perfect for special occasions and evening wear. It's also deep and sensuous and lasts long on my skin.

krmarich

I have a bottle of this treasure that I just keep around when need an olfactory pick me up. Think of a sweet exotic candy that you would love to taste. This is more of a gourmand perfume, yet sensually elegant. Warming in the winter, luscious in the summer, it works anytime! It is almost childish, in a good way. Oriental for ladies genarally scare me. I think Opium! It falls into an oriental class, yet I would say "fruity-ental". This transcends the catagory. Limited floral notes make this something that borders on unisex. It is like a bedtime story in a bottle. A drop on the back of my hand puts me to sleep effortlessly.

taninha07

i too love casmir ,for sentimental reasons .it is very vanillic to me , a very cozy scent . sometimes i put it on at night , so i can sniff my wrists before i fall asleep ,and dream .

Poisonivyprince

this seems like a very popular one! my mom has it i really like it on her. very fruity and the tonka bean comes through great!

rosaria

I'm not a fan of vanilla perfumes. If I want to avoid migraines I should keep away from very sweet vanilla fragances.But Casmir by Chopard surprised me. It is a vanilla based fragance, but a very conforting and lovely one.

The bottle is beautiful with its golden cap, similar to mosques. The juice inside brings us all the mistery of the Orient. The sweet spicy vanilla scent makes us think of Persian princesses, flying carpets, the hot of the desert...

The first sprit of Casmir is a burst of fruit which develops to a cozy and warm scent of cinnamon.

I can feel in the dry-down mostly creamy amber-vanilla notes and some incense.

Casmir is potent and deep. It lasts a lot on my skin.It's perfect for evenings.

In my opinion it's a lovely perfume that will always be part of my collection.

Jessmoberry

I bought a 1.7oz bottle of Chopard Casmir, and I am in love. I debated ordering it for the longest time because it was something like thirty dollars and I'm trying to save money, but I don't regret it in the least. In fact, I wish I'd ordered the bigger bottle. I spritzed it on yesterday after tearing open the package, and at first, it was this cacophonous, vile blend of whatever the topnotes are... I was appalled. It smelled like those knockoff perfumes you find in drugstores... very generic,very strong, and very disgusting. I spent the first fifteen minutes of wear-time lamenting what I thought was a waste of money, until...

Oh god. Casmir is like... god-juice. It's warm without being spicy, oriental without being harsh, and as time goes on it becomes a mellow, cozy vanilla. I would bathe in this stuff if I could. The bottle is awkward to hold and spray, but it's... it's just so good. I spritzed some on at around 8pm yesterday and can still smell it on my wrists this morning.

This is everything I had hoped it would be, after the first fifteen minutes or so. I highly recommend it to any and all vanilla lovers; it's not sweet, but rather very, very comforting. A scent to snuggle by.

Amanda79

The immediate top notes remind me of the vanilla and juicy fruits in Hanae Mori. The fruits completely disappear and morph into a strong amber/vanilla. Very witchy and sexy!! Cinnamon dominates the middle notes smelling similar to L de Lolita Lempicka. The dry down tones down dramatically wearing close to the skin leaving me with perfect amounts of spicy incense, amber and creamy vanilla. I'll wear this more in winter. Very cozy!

Mellyhelly

Casmir is a very strong oriental bright fruity feisty scent that requires a certain amount of braveness to be carried around. I used to wear it 15 years ago (sic!) while at university and it surely kicked! The only thing disturbing for me is a coconut note I smelled and is not listed. Who knows?
It's lovely and comforting in winter.
I don't wear it now because it's a scent of the past for me.

sky76sky

I used to own this scent when I was at uni - a warm, creamy, winter scent. Quite heady, deep & rich - almost food-like. To me, it was like drinking in a warm eggnog, soft, sweet & creamy with a hint of nutmeg & cinnamon - like sitting in front of a log fire whilst wrapped in the softest of cashmere.

If it was a colour it would be a jewel-like red flecked with gold. Opulent & resplendent.

Casmir reminds me of Vanilla Fields on first spritz (without the high sweet headaches) but changes into a softer, far deeper more sensual scent - all glowing ambers. If you like Hanae Mori you may well like Casmir - HM is lighter, brighter & more intensely sweet. Casmir is her winter cousin. I love the original Burberry perfume, which has similar notes to view (same creator: Michel Almairac) but Casmir is much more feisty & attention-grabbing than the more refined Burberry. She is more boudoir & busty than Burberry!

I hope to buy this again soon....to bring back memories.

asilverfire614

Definitely a comfort scent, and definitely great in cooler weather! I didn't get any of the fruit notes on my skin either - it was mostly a soft, creamy vanilla with woody spices.

Very unique for a vanilla because it's not extremely sweet, just soft and comforting. Dry-down reminded me slightly of Tocade. Good staying power - about six hours for me.

Blue Jay

When I wear Casmir in the cold winter days some warmth, mildness, sweetness envelopes me. Like snuggling in someone's arms, when I feel so nicely, so cozily.
Adore this creamy vanilla.
The perfume I'm definitely addicted to.

finduillas

not really...I had it 2 timesto give second chance, unfortunately the smell is unnatural, rotty, heavy.
fragrance notes and a bottle are really AMAZING - but the whole scent :(..
I am disappointed

midnight

many years ago i smelled this scent, and it was sweet, oriental-so everything what i like about perfumes.Now i have to get a sample from somewhere to make sure if i still like it (im almost sure i will adore it:))

ausacbrown

I completely forgot about this perfum! The reviewer is correct; it does remind me of Hanae Mori Butterfly! This may be slightly deeper / warmer.

rebella

I am surprisingly found myself liking this one a lot. It is so lush, warm and tender. Fresh, ripe and sunwarmth fruits are making this really mouthwatering. Like being in an calm and sunny indian fruitorchard filled with golden citruses and mango. On me it is sweet, delicious fruits all the way. Not usually a big fan of fruity and very sweet perfumes, Casmir manage to be that, but on me never to much of it. Juicy, vanilly and a true comfortscent. Perfect a day like today when it is snowing here. The drydown with subtle golden amber and creamy vanilla is nice and longlasting. But I do agree that this isn´t really an uniqe or special fragrance, but a must try if you like fruity vanillas, not to sweet or to teen.

kokica

I love Casmir!!had it when I was younger and cherished every little drop of it...and then there were Hanae Mori Blue Butterflies-it smells exactly like Casmir....!!am I a lonely sailor in this comparison?

blueberrypie

Like Miss_Nightingale, I am guilty of assuming that I know what a fragrance will smell like just by reading the notes. This is clearly not right in my case.
Instead of a fruity opening I immediately get a dusty, bittersweet and heavy incense-like smell that seems to completely fill up my whole apartment. It's very unpleasant. That would be ok if it dried down to something nicer but it doesn't, it just stays this sickly sweet and dusty scent for hours and hours.
I finally had to scrub it off, first using soap and then 70% alcohol because it just wouldn't go away (I could still smell it a little after this, but one spray of Splendor succesfully put an end to it), so staying power is excellent.
I wil probably give this one to my mother and ask her not to use it when we have to ride in the same car together.

[edit] I wrote this review a month ago. Yesterday I tried Casmir again and I had a totally diffent experience. The opening now is very nice and fruity on me, quite peachy actually and the drydown is a warm and sweet (but not too sweet) vanilla. Just yummie. I think I must have been coming down with a cold or something last time I tried it because it now smells very very different. I really glad I gave this a second chance.

Boggi

I got this today in the mail after a unsniffed purchase. It is different from what I expected. I thought it would be very foody sweet and strong. It is more like a comfotable amber or incense with a fruity like smell to it. Somehow this smells very familiar to me, so it is not very exiting. Still it smells good. I will try it today and write a longer review later.

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I came to the conclution that I liked this fragrance, but like I said familiar to the point of being boring. I guess it was a very 90s fragrance. Though I am sensitive this one did not at all give me a headace. With mixed emotions I am swapping it away for something more dangerous...

Miss_Nightingale

How utterly intriguing Casmir is, and not what I was expecting at all. I am guilty of making assumptions based on reading the list of notes and even from the packaging and good old-fashioned opulence of the bottle.

I was ready to receive an intensely fruity oriental that dried down to punchy yet mysterious woodsy musks. Instead, I get a mouthwateringly fresh peach opening mixed with vanilla bean and some spicy brandied notes later on. I couldn't detect any raspberry or blackcurrant at all, which really I would rather have than the peach, but that's just my personal preference for red fruits.

First spray I decided I really didn't like it all, in just a couple of minutes I detected a non-sickly marzipan and white chocolate, at times even hints of mint tea floated up to me. The longer I wear this, the more it changes, the further it surprises and delights me. Perfect for the winter - I have been wearing this today (Christmas Day!) and it suited the occasion perfectly.

A puzzling confection that wont be to everyone's tastes and isn't a 'safe' choice, but a really welcome addition to my fragrance wardrobe.

pumpkinqueen

It is THICK, inoxicating, sweet, warm.. utterly comforting!!

You smell vanilla but not in the sickly sweet way... in a more intense coconutty way. (escuse the horrid vocabulary but im lost for words)

I cant say youll wear it everyday, but for now and then..especially to warm you in winter..this is fabulous!

tessture

Goes on fruity, peachy coconut with a sense of incense, but ends up oriental. I don't like it at all. The peach/coconut incense returns as the scent dries down, but it can’t defeat the standard ‘oriental’ style ending with all the heavy ambery florals that suggests.

NebraskaLovesScent

My favorite (so far!) of my latest batch of testers. Casmir has a strange aroma on my skin--almost like a plastic doll I remember from childhood. Unusual, yes, but yet I can't stop sniffing my wrist. It also smells a bit like canned fruit cocktail, the variety that is packed in water instead of syrup, so it's a little less sweet. LOL! Although I have not smelled this perfume until now, I'm dredging up lots of a childhood memories with this scent. Perhaps that's why I'm enjoying it so much.

It is a very pretty, very feminine scent, with an overall quality of vanilla (more like the earthy vanilla pod, not the buttercream frosting variety). Fans of oriental vanillas will probably enjoy it.

mmsmlzgud546

My little girl and I love to look for new perfumes togeather and ended up in a shop. The man asked what I liked scent wise and went to the back for this one. I was a little unsure when I saw the older look of the package but when he sprayed me mmmmmm so warm and femanine but almost delicious. There is a carnation note that is so soft and sweet. Definantly lasted until my shower that night! I will get this one soon :) update: Got it for my birthday and I LOVE it! I will wear it every day of this month!

fruttella

So sweet, delicate and exciting! It makes me think of Xmas cake with orange peels and aromatic liquer inside. I love the top fruity notes and especially the peach and black currant!!! It is sweet and at the same time fresh cos of the fruity notes...It is a great purchase, i love it. And it really reminds so much of Mira Bai but I prefer Casmir instead of it.

guest_OrientalSpice

This perfume sounds like the perfect fragrance for me...but turned out to smell like rotting fruit (perhaps peach?) on me. I loved the top notes and could get whiffs of warm vanilla but could not get over the whiffs of "off" fruit that came with it. Ended up giving the bottle away! Shame!

golden

I tried this one yesterday.
To my surprise it was alot softer than i imagined it to be.
Vanilla rich and creamy,mmmmmm good enough to eat!

woogyjones50

Vanilla sweetness. A heavy scent perfect for cold weather. I cannot detect fruit in this perfume either..to me it is all vanilla. When I wear this my coworkers tell me I smell like a cookie...I'm not sure that's a compliment necessarily but I do like this perfume very much and find myself reaching for it when the snow is on the ground and I want a scent that wraps around me like a blanket.

Moszatka

Very sweet and special, I like it in cold weather. But I can't smell the fruits in this fragrance.

ohshenandoah

I first encountered Casmir as a magazine insert.... I tracked it down and bought the perfume. Casmir is warm and welcoming, like cake baking in the oven. It's a dense fragrance that goes best under clothes.

melozberk

It has the name with the exact description for the scent. Feels like cashmire, makes you fly over the clouds totally happy. I think it creates a mysterious and inviting woman on the ones who wear, so really oriental. I always keep a 30ml in my wardrope for wooly sweaters in cold winter days.

BlackAmberMoon

Casmir is a sentimental favorite - it was one of my first "real" perfumes as a young woman. On me, it's mostly woods, spices, and vanilla; I don't detect the fruit notes. Casmir is delicious, comforting and warm. Not a formal fragrance, it's rather earthy and casual. Many compliments when I wear this. A favorite in the cooler weather.