Sexual Paris

First hit is a sweet blast of sweet fruit with some musk. I am getting the champagne too but I don't think I would have picked up on it had I not read the notes. It is nice enough but I don't think there is anything unique here. I will add to this when I get to the dry down! 1 hour Update: Still pretty sweet on me. I am really picking up on the champagne now. This might just be what differentiates it from some of the sweeter "affordable" celebrity fragrances. I really wanted this to be "sexy" but it hasn't happened for me yet. Update: I have been using this for a couple of days now and I am falling in love with it. I was at an event and caught myself wondering who was wearing this amazing perfume I was smelling! To my delight, it was me!

I truly love the musky dry down in this fragrance. Unfortunately, it has little to no lasting power. By the time I get out the door, the scent is gone. I have to rub my nose in my skin to smell the traces of it. A shame.

I LOVE the opening to this. It’s juicy, sweet, sparkling & fresh. You can definitely sense the champagne, but that juicy blackcurrant keeps it from becoming too dry. That sweet juiciness fades though & is replaced with jasmine that is slightly sharp. I can’t really isolate any specific notes after that. All I can describe it as is very “perfumey”, kinda dry & less sweet the longer it sits. If this perfume were a gemstone it would be citrine. I think of something shiny & yellow when I smell this. After about 30 minutes some woodiness comes through. Overall I would say this is a woody, aromatic floral. The fruitiness is only present in the beginning (wish it stuck around). I like this though. I’d say it’s appropriate for a woman in her 30s and up. Sexual Paris is a nice perfume to wear to a professional career or to a sophisticated party.

Very classy and fruity, overall mass pleasing. I think this would be a great perfume to gift someone! Classy fruity champagne with a hint of patchouli. I swear I smelled something like this on my mom growing up. Beautiful! I think this is unique in its own way. I’ve never smelled coco mademoiselle so I cannot compare.

I agree with Kath Grace, the dry down is worth all the wait! Top and middle notes are fruity (not overly fruity), floral and warm, but not just your typical fruity floral fragrance; doesn't smell like anything you would buy at BBW or VS - IMO. I'm really feeling this one!

Generic, safe, poor lasting power, not memorable, smells like a lot of other mass market perfumes. I wouldn't pay $30 bucks at TjMaxx for it let alone over $100.

clementine and jasmine is very prominent. definitely a fresh daytime scent.

Not the best has a fancy smell to it

Sexual Paris is very similar to Coco Mademoiselle most likely due to the citrus, jasmine, patchouli, and vetiver. Just like with Coco, I sadly cannot wear this because it gives me a headache.

This is a totally awful everything but the kitchen sink fragrance

Interesting--fruity, warm. Somewhat sweet.

I actually bought my boyfriend the men's version of this for Christmas after smelling it in a store. The sales person gave me a sample of the women's version, which I have been wearing for the last few days now. So, I really enjoy the fragrance. It dries down to a not over the top warm and inviting smell. Kind of musky amber and a tiny bit spicy. My only problem is...and it's a big one...it does not last on me. It is probably one of the worst perfumes I have ever worn, cheap or expensive, for it's staying power. I liberally dosed my arms in this about four hours ago and I can just barely smell it when I stick my nose right up to my arm. It is truly pathetic. Very unfortunate as the sales lady told me it is meant to compliment the men's version. I was going to buy it. Now I am even rethinking the men's version. Not worth the $100 plus dollars I spent on it if it's staying power is as bad as the women's version.

Attn: This review is for Fleur Paris, not yet cataloged. It comes in a flat, square bottle with a siver cap. I got it at TJMaxx and it does not exist on the web. I don't know if it's a failed product, or a packaging mishap that Michel Germain is known to do. Anyway, after the initial blast of YSL Paris mixed with CK Eternity, it turns into a sweet 1960's scent like Caron Nocturnes, which I love. Or the more recent Marchesa or Muse de Rochas, another fave.

I'm trying to make sense out of this one. It is semi sweet, tart/acidic, a bit sharp, and an earthiness that gives it a musky coca-cola scent like some Mugler stuff. I'm not really feeling it. I think I like this less than Noir, but didn't really like that either. I'll stick with my Angel Eau Crosiere and Angel EDT (2019) for a better take.

the yellow flowers and patchouli make this sooo interesting. smells like a less refined/complicated version of angel w a bit more of a powdery vibe. on a blotter this is so so powdery but it rounds and warms up quite nicely on the skin. feels so comforting. also the longevity is not nearly as bad on me as some claim

It smells like a lot of other fragrances. Maybe a much lighter Coco Mademoiselle. Very poor staying power.

Willing to sell or trade this. Full bottle only used a couple sprays. This scent isn’t for me

I think it's the same perfume as their subsidiary company Jean Marc Paris' Fleur Paris Rose.