Nina Ricci Love In Paris Eau de Parfum – 50 ml

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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 only drawback was the drydown - on my skin, the basenotes smelled of pencil shavings, which often happens to me with fragrances that have synthetic woodsy notes. I bought this for my wife in July, but I didn't check the expiration date right away at the post office. On my skin,it opens with sweet,juicy fruit notes mixed with peony and rose,you know when rose and peony come together they can turn the scent to an absolutely rosey one,but here,these notes don't amplify each other,they are very well blended with this fruity cocktail to make a lovely fruity floral,sharp in a good way. I believe that it doesn't go smoothly with every skin type: your own personal chemistry is the most important factor.

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. I could easily imagine myself sitting on a bench in one of the beautiful parks in Paris, being hugged by this beautiful bouquet of flowers. Its very fresh and creamy smell,i feel on me peony and peach after somewhere on the background banana very easy banana. Long walks along softly lit cobblestone streets, gazing out onto the Seine, holding hands across the table in cafes, a first kiss under the Eiffel Tower. Mademoiselle" and "Love in Paris", but after having them tested on my wrist, he immediately went for the latter.Please read the full reviews and consider your own needs and preferences before making a purchasing decision. Paris seems to be a beautiful place only if you are in the right mood to appreciate it, to have a long, romantic walk, to admire all the streets, the lanterns, the buildings and the atmosphere surrounding that all, to breathe the air and feel the blood of this city.

Nina Ricci fragrances were made in collaboration with perfumers Francis Fabron, Germaine Cellier, Jean Guichard, Betty Busse, Michel Hy, Jacques Bercia, Nathalie Feisthauer, David Apel, Cecile Matton, Aurelien Guichard, Rosendo Mateu, Alberto Morillas, Christine Nagel, Christian Vacchiano, Sophie Labbe, Carlos Benaim, Jacques Huclier, Raymond Chaillan, Louise Turner, Sonia Constant, Michel Girard, Calice Becker, Olivier Cresp, Nathalie Gracia-Cetto, Francis Kurkdjian, Maïa Lernout, Fabrice Pellegrin, Christophe Raynaud, Marie Salamagne, Jacques Cavallier, Christian Dussoulier, Olivier Polge and Amandine Clerc-Marie. Even my pug was cuddling with me and I was wondering, why is she so close to my face, could not remember eating ham or meat - and then remembered the perfume. At first, it seemed like jam, even got a little disappointed, but after about 15 minutes, the scent completely opened up and the awful jam turned into a delicate fragrance with an interesting bouquet.Despite the fact that I don't like bananas, the note is well blended here, and doesn't smell too tropical.

When I was about 14 my father gave me a 30 ml bottle of this and it was the treasure in my collection back then. It's a bit in the vein of many scents out there like The One, J'Adore and other 'golden' scents, so It's not groundbreaking, but it's.

On my skin this fragrance its juicy pear, peach and sugary banana, in really pretty combination with star anise, musk, and violet. This is the younger Parisian sister of the British Tous Gold- both live in the 60s in Paris and London. This was a clean, green lily-of-the-valley scent on me, acquiring shades of sweet fruity woodiness (I thought I got a bit of peach), as it dried and the greeness diminished.