Angélique Noire Guerlain (2005)

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8.5 / 10 501 Ratings

Angélique Noire is a popular perfume by Guerlain for women and men and was released in 2005. The scent is sweet-floral. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.

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Perfumer

Daniela Andrier

Fragrance Notes

Top Notes	Angelica seed, Pear, Pink pepper
Heart Notes	Arabic jasmine, Caraway
Base Notes	Angelica root, Vanilla, Cedarwood

Ratings

Scent

8.5 (501 Ratings)

Longevity

8.2 (388 Ratings)

Sillage

7.3 (375 Ratings)

Bottle

8.6 (340 Ratings)

Submitted by DonVanVliet, last update on 16.08.2018

Interesting Facts

Angeélique Noire is part of the collection "L'Art et la Matière".

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Reviews

12/02/2017

10.0/10

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9.0/10

Oriane

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Beautiful, Sweet, and Almost Gourmand

This is such a lovely and unique fragrance. It is rich, dark, sumptuous, lush, and thus very aptly named. I love the angelica note in this. The legendary Guerlain vanilla takes AN right up to the border of "gourmand," but keeps it from crossing over, yet there is something "delicious" about AN... Read more

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12/17/2016

10.0/10

Exciter76

Helpful Review 6

Who's up for cake in the forest?

For the past four years I have obsessed over and lauded Angélique Noire. I received it as a sample and saved up for a bottle to call my own. It was the first bottle for which I ever needed to save up; prior to that I was okay with capping my perfume budget to $40 and under. This time, though,... Read more

12/22/2014

7.0/10

Rickbr

Helpful Review 3

Upscale Dior Addict

There is something on Angelique Noire that always reminded me of Dior Addict. I find this intriguing because it was, at first, something that i dislike on it but today it's the main reason that i appreciate it. Both have a boozy vanilla aura, but while Addict was heavy and hard to wear and... Read more

12/22/2012

5.0/10

Dulcemio

Very helpful Review 8

another "noir" empty promise

So, can someone please explain what exactly constitutes "noir" in perfumery, anyway? This is a rhetorical question, by the way, because, not being an idiot, I can clearly see that this word has devolved into nothing more than an empty promise of a marketing gimmick: if you're a... Read more

03/02/2012

7.5/10

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Sherapop

7

Polymer Chemistry Has No Place In Perfumery

As a long-time fan of the Guerlain classics, I have tried to keep the faith, but I must say that their string of plasticky quasi-gourmands do not work at all for me. ANGELIQUE NOIRE begins with such beauty and grace as a vanilla floral that I was sure I loved. Until, that is, it developed to... Read more

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