- Product details
- Description
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Release Date:
2000
Brand: paul smith
Line: paul smith women
Product Type: eau de parfum
Classification: elite
Country: Great Britain
Made in: Great Britain
Gender: for women
Scent Type: flower
Top Notes: Bergamot, Black Currant, Clementine, Pear Leaves, Pink Peppercorn, Tangerine
Heart Notes: Freesia, Geranium, Green Tea, Lily of the Valley, Rose
Base Notes: Cedar, Patchouli, Tonka Beans, Vetiver
The spirit of romantic dates, light flirting, and the first mutual attraction has found its fragrant expression in Paul Smith Woman perfume, which intrigues with its floral composition, intoxicates with delightful sweetness, inspires, and motivates for new victories and achievements. The multifaceted and rich composition allows every woman to create a unique, touching, slightly naive, and romantic image of a woman in love, who, overwhelmed by a surge of emotions, is capable of performing inexplicable feats.
The opening notes of this fragrance belong to the sweet, bubbly clementine, fragrant and ripe black currant, spicy, tingling black pepper, festive mandarin, and refreshingly invigorating, energizing bergamot. The "heart" chords resonate with dry, enveloping and warming green tea, delicate spring lily of the valley, fragrant, oily geranium, and aristocratic rose. The base is filled with the resinous echoes of cedar, earthy vetiver, mysterious and penetrating patchouli, as well as tonka beans, which bestow their sweet, caramel-nutty scent.
I purchased a tester for a ridiculously low price without trying it out, and I really liked the scent. It's gentle, subtle, and long-lasting. I used it during the summer.
I bought it based on the reviews, but unfortunately, I am not delighted with the scent. It's a smell for a specific taste, just not for me. However, it has good longevity. Personally, I prefer Paul Smith Rose, which I bought in a store where I had the opportunity to test it out.