Ananda M. Micallef 2005 Eau de Parfum

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Ananda (Eau de Parfum) is a popular perfume by M. Micallef for women and was released in 2005. The scent is floral-fruity. It is still available to purchase.

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Main accords

Floral

Fruity

Sweet

Fresh

Powdery

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Pear

Plum

Lemon

Blackcurrant

Heart Notes

Violet

Jasmine

Mimosa

Ylang-ylang

Rose

Base Notes

White musk

Mimosa

Vanilla

Perfumers

Jean-Claude Astier, Geoffrey Nejman

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Ratings

Scent

7.8340 Ratings

Longevity

6.9288 Ratings

Sillage

6.4294 Ratings

Bottle

8.0279 Ratings

Value for money

6.789 Ratings

Submitted by DeGe53, last update on 02.06.2023.

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4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

06/22/2021

Scentlicious
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Scentlicious

Top Review 17

Dove soap type fragrance

It smells mostly like creamy Dove soap with mimosa and indistinct floral notes. The fruity notes are also not so clear to smell. It is a noble, quite polite fragrance, which could not disturb anyone. It suits a flight attendant for example.

11/25/2020

7
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Mozart1756
68 Reviews

Mozart1756

Helpful Review 1

Nice girl, nice days

Hey. This was blind buy. It was in my wish list for a while. Fast decision then buy. Didnt try because no tester there. Didnt disappoint. Smell will remind you some Avon floral scents. At least it reminded me in my first try day. How can I describe the perfume? Totally a ''nice girl'' She is happy, smiley, optimistic, positive, brings joy to her friends, helpful, cheerfull. Scent profile= Fruity, floral bit sweet. Sweet effect is coming from mostly pear, blackcurrant, vanilla. Opens with sweet joyful fruits then settles down fruity floral accord. The florals= Mostly jasmine, ylang ylang and mimosa. I think for that profile price is very expensive to me. For Micallef I would wait more ''complex, long lasting'' thing. Overall; I like it. Its nice. Florals and fruit combination. Not good at sillage.

10/11/2018

Nasenhorn

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Nasenhorn

Very helpful Review 21

Yeahaha... At the beginning, over and over again and at the base even more so...

Now I have "tried my way" through the Micaleff fragrances in the last few days... I had Ananda on it a few days ago. A rerun today. The scent is a treasure trove for me. He's flattering my nose throughout. He is a pleasing and tasty fellow, convinces and draws attention to himself without killing. In any case, this is a very feminine composition, which personally inspires me again, especially "against later". All the time I smell flowers, well balanced with fruity notes. The base warms my heart, has exactly the right dose of sweetness that a farewell needs, so that one can look forward to a new encounter. I will buy it because it is suitable for both day and evening. But above all, it's easy for me, even in my own four walls, just a cuddly scent.

06/12/2015

7
Pricing 10
Bottle 5
Sillage 10
Longevity 8
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Seerose
88 Reviews

Seerose

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A Lady and Not at all a Vamp!

"Ananda" is a Sanskrit word and means: The absence of misfortune.
The Pyramide of "Ananda" is not promising to much. It is starting with a pleasent creamy-fruity note. The fruitiness is going to become more intensiv with a dainty whiff of lemon. The violet roots are going to change "Ananda" even more tender. Then "Ananda" seems to become caressed by a very brillant flower mixture, guidet by jasmine, ylang-ylang smoothed by rose and several not listed flowers, superb indeed. I dare say that, because I'm often disgusted by the so-called white-flowers. At this point of developement the tangy, woody and peculiar blossom scent of the mimosa ist appearing on the stage to accomplish the play of "Ananda". Mimosa here for me is scenting very genuine like I smelled it many years ago the whole march I spent in Florence. The scent then was everywhere in busses, public rooms, on streets, all women seemed to be perfumed with mimosa. Mimosa is giving "Ananda" a more dense matrix . Without the tangy and dark-green mimosa "Ananda" would remain as a light and playful flower-fruit mixture. The flower mixture is going to get even softer and more delicate and yet there is still a light-green fruit-mixture. And now I am perceiving quite clearly the rose. Furthermore "Ananda" is staying all the time the same, all listed ingredients are on its fragrance stage.
"Ananda" has a very good longevity, the light sillage seems always to stay close to the skin and body. "Ananda" is not at all obstrusive. It's a noble and perfect perfume, feminine, capable to give women the aura of a lady, but...for me there is missing something, I suppose a resinous or/and a woody note, something animal-like,,."Ananda" is a lady and not a vamp!