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Cantabelle Galimard Eau de Parfum

7.0 / 10 21 Ratings

A perfume by Galimard for women. The release year is unknown. The scent is fruity-sweet. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Fruity

Sweet

Floral

Oriental

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Blackcurrant

Cranberry

Orange

Heart Notes

Patchouli

Plum

Lily of the valley Jasmine

Jasmine

Base Notes

Amber

Vanilla

White musk

Ratings

Scent

7.021 Ratings

Longevity

6.418 Ratings

Sillage

6.417 Ratings

Bottle

6.921 Ratings

Submitted by Antoine, last update on 09/14/2025.

Smells similar

What the fragrance is similar to

Midnight Poison Eau de Parfum

Coco Mademoiselle Eau de Parfum

Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

09/14/2025

6Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Kwenga
20 Reviews

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Kwenga

Galimard Etappe 5

The next women's fragrance from the tester pack. Well, what can I say. Very floral, sweet, not quite as sugary as Printemps Etoile, but still too much for me. Too much patchouli, vanilla, everything very feminine. It’s doable, it can be liked. At first, a bit fruitier, but it quickly moves into the base. The base stays close to the skin for quite a while, mainly vanilla and musk, but it doesn’t have great longevity or sillage. It doesn’t knock everyone out within a 10m radius. I think the fragrance composition is not bad at all, I just don’t like the scent direction. They can do something at Galimard, but Cantabelle doesn’t work for me.

11/29/2012

8Scent 7.5Longevity 5Sillage

Sweetdreams
4 Reviews

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Sweetdreams

Very helpful Review 5

gentle Oriental

Cantabelle

I received this fragrance as a perfume extract from Grasse, brought back by a dear colleague during a factory visit to Galimard.

There, it is categorized as "Oriental."

Here is an excerpt from the Galimard website:

Cantabelle
A cheerful and fruity composition, merging with the orange and blackcurrant to reveal an opulent heart of sun-kissed delicate flowers.
The concept is elevated by a warm and sensual base of precious woods. An ode to femininity, both classical and contemporary.
I would generally describe the scent as fruity-floral-sweet-slightly spicy.

At first, I perceive the fruity-floral components more distinctly; as it develops, patchouli becomes quite prominent, along with amber and vanilla, while the fruits recede a bit.

The longevity of the perfume extract is good. The scent is not overwhelming, yet present, as it has a sufficient but not excessive sillage despite a certain restraint.

I can imagine it being pleasant for almost any time of day and year - except during hot summer temperatures due to the certain sweetness, which is by no means exaggerated, but could potentially be bothersome in the summer.

If I were to compare Cantabelle to another (perhaps slightly more well-known) fragrance, I would say it leans a little towards "Coco Mademoiselle," and in the base, it actually reminds me of a toned-down "Midnight Poison." Still, it certainly has its own unique character. The comparison is just meant to provide a rough direction.

Overall, it's an interesting scent that not everyone knows and wears, versatile enough for various occasions, and surely noticeable without ever being intrusive.

I like it and hope the 10ml lasts for a while.

05/19/2010

6Scent 2.5Longevity

Antoine
207 Reviews

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Antoine

Helpful Review

South French

Cantabelle begins sweet and fruity, and I also perceive a slightly peppermint-herbaceous note. Then it becomes floral-fruity, with an emphasis on "fruity," yet remains subtle. The base fades out with an amber-vanilla scent.

Cantabelle is not an overwhelming fragrance, but it is pretty; a scent whose advantages only reveal themselves after the second or third sniff. When the test vial was empty, I missed it, even though I initially thought, "well, pretty, but I don't need to have it." Maybe I do need to have it :-)

In the meantime, I know quite a few of the Galimard women's fragrances. I don't like them all, and not all that I like I like equally. But they all have a common denominator: a special Galimard style that expresses itself in the fact that the fragrances are pretty, non-committal, suitable for everyday use, and at the same time very South French and very individual.

It's like when you buy some clothing item on a whim while on vacation in South France and think, "this doesn't really need to happen, it's just a vacation whim." Back home, it becomes the absolute irreplaceable favorite piece of clothing that you can't imagine living without. That's how the Galimard fragrances potentially feel to me.

Unfortunately, the EdT is not very long-lasting. I haven't tried the EdP yet.