Mon Paris by Yves Saint Laurent Eau de Parfum For Women, 50ml

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HOW TO USE MON PARIS EAU DE PARFUM Spray Mon Paris Eau de Parfum onto your skin, ensuring you spray the warmer areas of your body with the perfume: the insides of the wrist and below the earlobes. But for comparison, I love the Chanel Chance eau tendre, it’s a great grapefruit light floral that has a slight soapy smell to it, it’s clean, refreshing but not harsh actually comforting. This is such a beautiful fruity scent, I definitely get notes in the opening of the strawberry and raspberry. Starts off like women's shampoo as I said but after drying on skin a very indolic jasmine takes over.

I don’t pick up any of the patchouli really, but I’m also somewhat new to picking out specific notes. Please note that the fragrances offered by Blossom Perfumery are inspired by well-known scents in the fragrance industry, and they should not be mistaken for the original high street, designer, or niche brand fragrances. The fruity bubblegum scent quickly fades to a softer scent on the drydown, eventually reminding me of a fresh beach towel at a meticulously-maintained outdoor pool in a private club (hints of fresh laundry, sunscreen, and chlorine). not because it's bad (it isn't), but because it seems as though my ever-developing tastes are leading me in a different direction.With top notes of pear and fruit, heart notes of datura orchid and white flowers and base notes of patchouli and white musk. So please, people, don't spill your frustrations on a scent that is even not widely available at the moment. To prolong the scent of the fragrance, we recommend using products from the same range as shower gel, body lotions or deodorants.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Initially I get the sweet fruity notes that I liked and the patchouli was just enough to give it a little sour kick. It is an excellent choice for a signature scent, as you don't tire of it worn day-to-day: this is where other perfumes have failed.

I think they're all blended fabulously well actually, nothing pulls ahead too terribly much, although it does smell slightly more of a girly rose, or peony (sometimes it's hard to distinguish which). I bought this last year because I absolutely LOVED how it smelled in the bottle and on the test paper. So, either it's blended in such a way as to cover it up, or the amount used is below the threshold at which I can normally detect it. I put it on me when I go to work, and still can smell in my hair after 10hrs of working in the kitchen.

This one’s been on my wishlist for a while, but now that I have a full bottle, I’m not entirely sure this’ll be one I reach for very often. The L'envol has a sweet honey smell and the Mon Paris adds to it's sweetness by adding the fruits in. It was like a scenic mural done with spray paint: no finer details, drippy in some parts, but you get the main idea.Some may assume this means it has a boring, 'generic' quality, but being versatile actually demonstrates intelligence in the perfumers who created it; for a perfume that can be worn at any age and on any occasion is a true gem.