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Peau de Pêche Keiko Mecheri 2003

7.1 / 10 199 Ratings

A perfume by Keiko Mecheri for women, released in 2003. The scent is fruity-powdery. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Fruity

Powdery

Sweet

Floral

Fresh

Fragrance Notes

Japanese white peach Musk

Musk

Iris powder

Sandalwood

Ratings

Scent

7.1199 Ratings

Longevity

6.2139 Ratings

Sillage

5.4124 Ratings

Bottle

7.4113 Ratings

Value for money

5.922 Ratings

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Reviews

16 in-depth fragrance descriptions

08/05/2012

7Scent 7.5Longevity 7.5Sillage

Sherapop
1240 Reviews

Sherapop

4

A Fuzzy Peach: Soft, Simple, Subtle

Keiko Mecheri PEAU DE PECHE is one of the most accurately named perfumes I've ever encountered. Yes, this is the scent of a ripe, unsliced peach. Even the texture is captured in this composition, as there is a warm fuzziness to PEAU DE PECHE. Wearing this creation immediately conjures up in my mind the image of a reddish-orange peach with shades of gray on its edges caused by the fuzz.

Although the peachiness is central, this is a far cry from some of the more popular peach perfumes, including Lancôme TRESOR, Lalique LALIQUE, and Aramis TUSCANY PER DONNA. In this Keiko Mecheri creation there is no syrup present whatsoever, with the result (happy to some...) that the cloying quality of many other peach creations is entirely absent.

I imagine that TRESOR is the best-selling peach perfume of all time, but for some it is too tattoo-like and sweet. For those people, looking for a true peach but with no sugar added, I highly recommend PEAU DE PECHE, a gorgeous and well-made perfume. That said, because fruit notes are so finicky (many of them do not work on my skin, and see the review by Awesomeness, below), it would be a good idea to try before you buy, even if you are a peach fanatic. (-;

05/12/2012

5Scent

Awesomeness
247 Reviews

Awesomeness

1

Try first

Peau de Pêche is like a peach liquor. It's light & sweet but with a strange undercurrent of something that reminds me of cat pee. I just can't get past the impression and association.

I love peach & apricot accords in fragrance, but Peau de Pêche is not for me. Not at all.

07/06/2010

10Scent 10Longevity 7.5Sillage

Fran
253 Reviews

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Fran

Top Review

Peach Skin

Peau de Pêche - Peach Skin. What a beautiful name for a perfume, what a promise.

This perfume is something special. The scent is so likable, almost pleasing. But only almost, because it is so extraordinary. I have never smelled anything comparable.

At the center is - the name says it - the peach. However, we are not dealing with a fruity scent or even a gourmand. This peach is neither fruity nor sweet. Its sweetness has been taken away, leaving only the pure scent of peach. It does not smell like a peach tastes, but simply and unequivocally like peach. And that smells wonderful.

The other components like iris, sandalwood, and crystal musk support the peach scent very subtly but balanced. Through them, the scent becomes a perfume and they give it longevity, depth, and sillage. However, the scent always remains brilliantly bright.

Peau de Pêche is almost a skin scent; it smells like lightly sweet and powdery warm skin. It is almost subtle, yet the scent aura is very present. No "Oops, here I come," but still a "Wow, what smells so good here?"

03/06/2014

8Scent 7.5Longevity 5Sillage

MsHellfire
40 Reviews

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MsHellfire

Very helpful Review 12

My Powder Peach

My second favorite Mecheri, which I no longer want to live without.

I find the Mecheris incredibly elegant and mature.
The sillage usually stays within limits (excluding the "Loukhoum" trio!), but the longevity is still good. I perceive the scents as very "skinny," as they say here.

Even this one, despite its fruity main ingredient, cannot be classified as a gourmand.

At first, when I sprayed it, I thought, "phew, how alcoholic-synthetic," but that faded within seconds, and a pure peach scent emerged. I associate the note with the harder vineyard/flat peaches, not with ripe, soft, orange peaches.
After a few minutes, a powdery note joins in, paired with (crystal) musk. Here, you can detect the woody note consisting of sandalwood and musk.
However, I can smell the peach until the end, so a wonderful fresh-woody-fruity scent develops on my skin overall, very subtle.

Contrary to one of my predecessors, I absolutely cannot find any similarity with Petite Chérie by Annick Goutal. For me, PC is more of a pear scent and not a peach scent; moreover, it feels much younger to me, a bit squeaky (due to the absence of a wood & powder note) and dissipates faster.

06/14/2011

7Scent 5Longevity

IndianSummer
59 Reviews

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IndianSummer

Top Review 8

Delicate Peach - only for young skin?

Peach skin, this title was chosen by Fran for her comment and I can only agree with her. I wanted to use it too, now I have to come up with something else. *smile*

Peau de Pêche is truly a very beautiful peach fragrance. Not too sweet, rather a bit fresh, and the other notes remain subtly in the background. The peach is the dominant note in this perfume, but it is not overpowering. Amber and sandalwood, along with the iris powder, perfectly round off this composition.

As a perfect fragrance that deserves a full score, I unfortunately cannot classify Peau de Pêche. It lasts very poorly on my skin. One to two hours after application, I can only catch a faint whiff of it. It's still there, but just barely.

I have no idea why that is - where the scent seems to last very well on others.

Well. Perhaps I am just too old for it. Delicate peach skin is usually associated with youthfulness. Is this delicate peach therefore intended more for young skin? This thought inevitably crosses my mind.

Anyway, I can't clarify this now. One good thing has come out of it: Now I at least have the fitting title for my comment. ^^

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