Back To Paris

i was recommended this at sephora when i told the shop assistant i like unusual scents. she first recommended j'ose which i used to wear and then came up with this. i liked it at first sniff. it is soft and mellow but at the same time, daring, and unusual. i would not normally choose to try this but am glad i did. i am not sure why people dislike this, as i would think at least they would be neutral, but anyway. for me it is a pleasant, soft and womanly scent that has some unusual characteristics.

On my skin, this fragrance works quite well. Soapy in a flower way. Reminds me of my childhood when exploring mama and grandma's perfectly organized and cleaned bedroom dressers. Initial spray has also a weird synthetic vibe that vanishes after a while, leaving then a nice and elegant scent that stays close to the skin, mainly. A safe unusual scent for spring or cold summer days.

Old European city during winter, the first snow covers the Gothic rooftops at sunset. A street violinist plays as you walk, your coat and wine keeping you warm. You’re lost, you’re in love. Snow collects on your fur collar and eyelashes, then melts. The scent is very feminine, pepper and wood, powdery and very long-lasting. Like a memory.

Very sensual perfume, I'm in love.

It's not the best and not the worst of Eisenberg's perfumes. Somewhere in the middle. It's spicy, floral and a little bit sweet and soapy. Sweet notes? I haven't seen it described like this before, really weird. There's sweetness, alright, a modest amount of sweetness. The top notes were not very good smelling in my opinion, but the drydown is better, quite nice even. So, it's an average scent, not bad, but I expect a scent to be amazing right after smelling or I can't stand it.