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Niche 4 All 1999

4.6 / 10 19 Ratings

A perfume by Niche 4 All for women and men, released in 1999. The scent is fruity-synthetic. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Fruity

Synthetic

Sweet

Gourmand

Floral

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Bergamot

Blackcurrant Cherry

Cherry

Orange

Kinetic Thumbtack

Heart Notes

Apricot

Freesia

Lilac

Peach

Peony

Red fruits Rose

Rose

Electroplated Toothpick

Base Notes

Caramel

Raspberry

Strawberry Vanilla

Vanilla

White musk

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Perfumers & Creative Guidance

Magali Senequier
Gérald Ghislain Creative Director

Ratings

Scent

4.619 Ratings

Longevity

4.113 Ratings

Sillage

4.213 Ratings

Bottle

6.819 Ratings

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3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

12/02/2012

2Scent 2.5Longevity 5Sillage

Hayven
74 Reviews

Hayven

Helpful Review 3

Angel, is that you?

Angel...as the cliche goes, you either love it or hate it. I am one of those who hates it. Despite all the sweet notes involved, I find it ruined by patchouli, amber, and musk. Yes, those are the foundations for most perfumes--however, I don't like them mixed with fruits. But most would have to agree, Angel is an unforgettable scent. It is the touchstone for modern perfumes (90s and beyond).

I sprayed this on me, and I immediately smelled a weak form of Angel. I wanted to wash it off so bad, but I wanted to give it a chance to see if it would morph into something better. The drydown was pretty much the same except with a dose of maraschino cherry. I strongly dislike those candied cherries floating in red syrup (yes, call me crazy; I jsut never took a liking to them). So mixing a perfume I hate with a fruit I hate... I'm probably never going to spray Cheery Cherry on me ever again.

07/17/2014

4Scent

NadsSpatz
596 Reviews

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NadsSpatz

1

Wrigleys Cherry Mint

~ Inspiration ~
After "Wicked Berry," this is my second sample from Alice & Peter Parfums.

~ Bottle ~
A small, pink cupcake! Very sweet and kitschy. "Cheery Cherry" is a nice play on words and means "cheerful cherry."

~ Scent ~
It starts with an intense cherry scent. Blackcurrants, bergamot, and a hint of orange provide a sparkling mix in the background. After a few minutes, the fragrance becomes a bit more floral - (peony) roses and freesias become prominent. The slightly creamy base note consists of white musk and a touch of caramel with vanilla, which, however, quickly dissipates and leaves a menthol note behind...

~ Longevity ~
On my skin, it lasts only about 3-4 hours (on clothing and hair maybe a bit longer).

~ Occasion ~
Fresh, lightly fruity, and subtle - suitable for everyday wear in spring and summer. I find it unisex only after a while, when the sweet cherry note has faded a bit.

~ Conclusion ~
The top note is delicious, but I don't like the menthol-cherry combination.

10/17/2013

Wuschel
8 Reviews

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Wuschel

5

Sweet, sweet, sweet

This scent lasts a long time on the skin.
Has a decent sillage.
It's probably only for those with a sweet tooth :-)

Quite sweet and loud at the start.

Then a strong strawberry or raspberry juice. Childhood memory. Red syrup on pudding. Delicious! Or the juice that forms when you sprinkle sugar on ripe strawberries and let them sit. It then drips thickly from the spoon. Scrumptious!

Or when your child is secretly snacking and trying to hide it. With the treats in their mouth, they stand in front of you. And before you can even see the candy, you can already sense it... A warm fruity sweetness wafts towards you, mixed with body odor. Oh, what am I saying, not a hint, a candy AURA, because the child -caught, embarrassed- holds their breath and you smile.

Something like that.

Hours later, a soapiness gently embraces the sweetness with increasing presence, powdery light. A direction that I usually don't like, but it piques my interest. Like freshly washed laundry. Not biting or piercing, making my stomach turn! Still pleasant for me. I also like natural soaps, and there is a wealth of scent combinations, foody, sweet, herbal, fresh, oriental, whatever. But all soaps have more or less a base scent that reminds me of my childhood: Sunday evening bath time. You’re not just freshly bathed, you smell like it too! ... And you disappear small and slender under thick down, wrapped in warmth and clean magic scent.

Something else joins in that I couldn't place the first time until it was said: "You smell like cherry." Bang! That's exactly it! For me, more cherry almond, which is why I didn't realize it right away, and overall better than the fruit candy. A lovely nuance that unfolds with the laundry scent. It easily lasts 12 hours. Now it's close to the body and softer. Nobler. A hint of how a good appearance can be without a ruckus. Quite harmonious. Sometimes delicious enough to bite, sometimes clean and cuddly, an aura that makes you feel full and satisfied. You have to like it, for sure.

A long testing phase is recommended before a potential purchase :-)