Nina Ricci Love In Paris Eau de Parfum – 50 ml

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I bought this for my wife in July, but I didn't check the expiration date right away at the post office. It's quite difficult to note the ingredients of this perfume, so the composition is carefully made and well rounded. The style became a striking continuation of the concept – a bottle was decorated with figures of doves. Love it forever) It's a pity that the pyramid has become somewhat simpler since then - maybe my skin and sense of smell have changed together: unfortunately, it happens. But if we talk about the product, then here it is: on me, it's a peony fragrance, long-lasting, slightly oily; most likely it's just not suitable for winter, I'll wait for warmer weather and try again.

This was bought for me by my husband and therefore I felt I should use it even though I would not have chosen it myself. Its very fresh and creamy smell,i feel on me peony and peach after somewhere on the background banana very easy banana. I was instantly afraid I'd smell like sugared windex - but this calms down after the first half hour or so.

I imagine a young Parisienne lady living in a Parisienne apartment, in the 60's, with wide open windows, the sun beams are shining inside, creating a sparkly like affect.

The fruity notes are more powerful than the floral ones and that makes it more girly, i'm guessing thats where the "love" part comes in.My husband commented on the smell but he thought that it was the flowers in the room but no it was this perfume that I had just applied This is a keeper for me as it is very romantic. Fruity sweetness is a lingua franca of commercial feminine perfumery, but here sweetness and fruit flavor are separate elements combined to mimic a more vernacular sweetness. But even the current version of the perfume is very beautiful and complimentary: flowers, fruits, and a tiny piece of praline together create an incredibly elegant composition. The composition gives an aura of seduction, femininity and charm, with notes of lime, red vanilla, peony petals, white cedar, applewood, and musk.

You know the cliche story - American exchange student comes to Paris, meets a chivalrous French boy in class. While we strive to provide accurate and helpful information, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy or reliability of the AI-generated pros and cons. Therefore I say it's an office scent, suitable for the kind of environment which is not cosy or too friendly, and where you want to present the aura of being feminine but tough - a lady dragon who holds the forth.I've never been much of a romantic, which makes me a bit self-conscious about writing such sentimental content, but there's no better way to subtly express your inner romantic than through a special fragrance :) If you pick this one up before it's discontinued, I hope you'll make great memories with it too. First I didn't like Love in Paris because of it, but the peony note smells so charming that sourness starts to seem not so creepy. On my skin this fragrance its juicy pear, peach and sugary banana, in really pretty combination with star anise, musk, and violet. first blast very soapy, then it gets creamier, but still soapy, like freshly get out of the shower with a tropical feel, slightly powdery. This is the younger Parisian sister of the British Tous Gold- both live in the 60s in Paris and London.

Maybe it's because there's Love in the picture and since love is supposed to be sweet, this perfume also reminds me of something sweet, like home made jam, instead of elegant and luxurious Paris. When I need something light but with good staying power, something classy but not in your face, I use this fragrance and it makes my day.Anise also lends that chilly feel that makes the flowers feel just pulled from the florist’s fridge.