Clea Yves Rocher for women

I don't understand why some people use the word 'Granny'????? Granny smell ? I know a lot of older women who smell delices, Sometimes i asked what they wearing and it surprise me often. Well now to the point of Clea :) i like it a lot, it is not overpowering, not dusty or too loud. It turns on me in a beautyful vanille, woody and flowering fragrance. I often get manny compliments. Well done YR!

What a beauty of a scent this is: for lovers of Classic scents look no further. For lovers of jasmine and aldehydes, take a sniff and enjoy. For lovers of rich florals, mind you should like this like no other. THE test when it comes to' fragrance is: how much you find yourself willing to' inhale. Myself? Until it hurts, such a rounded And well blended juice this is. I feel replenished with incensey jasmine, I feel the flowery drydown of First, the aldehydic texture of Madame Rochas And the classy touch of Soir de Lune, yes SdL itself. And there is a burnt, incense quality to' it that makes it modern still. I really like this perfume, I feel it rich And confortabile, classy And modern at the same time. Again I say lovers of classics please give this a chance as it is a hidden masterpiece.

What a mixed bag of reviews for Clea.

It's awful. Did people ever like perfumes like this? As for the comparisons to Chanel No. 5 and LouLou? Come on. Yves Rocher sure does run the gamut of fabulous to outright ghastly.

I found this scent very bad and really bothering others. Maybe it works for "old ladies" but even then I wouldn't want to be in one room with them :)

I bought this purely because I liked the name Clea, and for the lovely bottle. As for the juice, its okay, nothing I can get super excited about.
It says oriental floral but seems more like floral aldehyde to me, nothing particularly oriental.
It is in the same family as Je Reviens by Worth and there is a heavier, mustier quality to this fragrance which I can either tolerate or dislike, just depending on the time in my life when I choose to wear it. There are other YR frags I prefer above this one.

Smelled this one today and the first reaction was: ugh, this is an old woman fragrance. I don't like it, it reminds me of granny's with too much perfume on.

Very floral , powdery , romantic . Very nice , but very outdated , even for me. Is OK for a granny.

Not bad at the time when i bought this I was in my early 30's my husband liked it but I Thought at the time this smelled someone what old fashioned even though i wore it some for him

I have this in EDT and pure perfume, and I feel so incredibely rich to have it in pure perfume!! It is such a wonderful dark white flower perfume!!

To me,it reminds me of Cacharel Lou Lou just this one is a bit stronger

very classic and old fashioned. outdated for a long time

I wore this one this week too. Glorious fragrance, rich rich rich and SUPERLASTING!!
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Love the bottle!

This one is sooo wonderful!! Yves Rocher has died this last weekend and I will miss his inspiration...

For me this is too sweet and kind of remainds me about a soap my granny used when I was young. I found no harmony in this fragrance and did not like it.

Nice ,sweet and not offensive at all. maybe a little bir oldfashioned-smelling ,and maybe a bit too sweet and without that edge that makes a scent stand out. But after all,for the prize - enjoyable ,atleast for more mature women.

Classy, floral and ultra feminine. Like someone else mentioned, it's a bit like Chanel no 5. There's something sparkly about it. Not my favourite YR fragrance, but it's definitely worth a sniff.

Really an old-woman perfume, stuffy and outdated. Please don't compare Clea to No.5 - it would be a sacrilege!

I remember this scent as one of my fave from Yves Rocher many years ago. I didn't wear it very often, but I mostly reached for it when I wanted to smell good and refined. It's quite complex and a typical floral-aldehydical, but not so old lady stuff!

Didn't expect to like this one at all, but I received a test bottle of it, and oh ... yummy much? And now I see that it's an oriental floral. On me, the amber, vanilla and rose I think, come out the most.

I know Yves Rocher usually gets a bad rep, but if you like subtle oriental florals, I think you should at least try this one.

Floral-aldehyde.

Advertised with slogans: 'Classic certainty', 'Warranty of a good taste'.

Elegant, classic, eternal.
It reminds No 5 Chanel with its character.

For emotionally mature women, who respect tradition and modest, but sophisticated style.