
Colours of Love
Colours of Love by Guerlain was launched in 2005, a fruity fragrance for women. Its accord profile is led by fruity, powdery and violet. Key notes: Rose, Mimosa and Cassia.
At a glance
| Dominant accords | fruity, powdery, violet |
|---|---|
| Key notes | Rose, Mimosa, Cassia, Iris |
| Community rating | 4.01/5 from 134 votes |
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Accord profile
Note pyramid
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About this fragrance
Written from the structured record above — note pyramid, accord weights, perfumer credit and era.
Colours of Love (2005) sits in Guerlain's floral-fruity register, opening with a bright, slightly tart burst of passionfruit, grapefruit and kiwi, softened by a violet note that already hints at the powder to come. The top is juicy but never syrupy; the grapefruit keeps the tropical fruit in check. As it settles, the heart turns distinctly floral and powdery: rose and mimosa dominate, with cassia adding a warm, faintly spicy edge and iris contributing the cool, suede-like texture collectors associate with classic Guerlain powdery accords. The base is restrained — musk and amber, clean and soft rather than heavy — letting the violet and mimosa linger on skin.
Given the accord breakdown (fruity, powdery, violet-forward), this suits collectors who enjoy early-2000s fruity-florals with a powdery backbone rather than modern sugar-heavy releases. It wears best in spring and daytime, and rewards those who appreciate a violet-iris heart. Seek out a sample if you are sensitive to powdery musks, as the drydown leans soft and cosmetic.
中文簡介
Colours of Love(2005)屬 Guerlain 花香果香調,前調以熱情果、西柚與奇異果的酸甜果香開場,紫羅蘭隨即透出粉感預告。中調轉為明顯花香粉質:玫瑰與含羞草為主,決明子添一點暖辛,鳶尾帶來涼爽如麂皮的質地。基調以麝香與琥珀收尾,乾淨輕柔而不厚重,讓紫羅蘭與含羞草留在皮膚上。整體果香突出、粉感明顯,適合喜歡二〇〇〇年代初果香粉質花香、而非現代重甜路線的收藏者;春季日間使用最為合宜。對粉質麝香敏感者宜先試香,因尾調偏柔滑化妝感。
Reference data
| House | Guerlain |
|---|---|
| Name | Colours of Love |
| Launched | 2005 |
| Marketed as | For women |
| Dominant family | Fruity |
| Notes recorded | 10 |
| Accords | 10 |
Quick answers
Short factual answers compiled from the structured record above.
What are the notes in Colours of Love?
Colours of Love by Guerlain: top notes are Passionfruit, Violet, Grapefruit and Kiwi; heart notes are Rose, Mimosa, Cassia and Iris; base notes are Musk and Amber.
What accords does Colours of Love have?
The dominant accords recorded for Colours of Love are fruity (100.0%); powdery (96.2%); violet (75.1%); tropical (74.1%); fresh (72.2%).
When was Colours of Love launched?
Colours of Love by Guerlain was first released in 2005.
What does Colours of Love smell like?
Colours of Love is recorded as a fruity fragrance, centred on Rose, Mimosa and Cassia.
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