Passport St. Moritz

I am In Love! I was really eorried, about the green notes in this fragrance, simply because im not a fan of "Green" Fresh, fragrances. I love Sweet, Vanilla, Cotton Candy...anything sweet. Although, this fragrance, isnt extremely sweet, it is great. I only get a hint of the green note. It smells VERY similiar, to Passport Paris. Which, happens to be my favorite out of the Passport's. I Didnt expect that at all, because the noted are very diffrent. But in the Opening, there are some "Diffrent" Notes in their, that blend very well. A Chemical, almost synthetic smell. But its not bad. not bad at all. Its Not like, a Bug Spray chemcial smell. I think that it's the Winter Air note. Its actually, quite nice, and really pleasant. I Am a HUGE fan of Celebrity fragrances. ESPICIALLY Paris Hilton. I Love All of her fragrances, except for Just Me. And Thankfully, Paris has Done it again. The Gueen of frgarance. This is deffinitally a Winter scent. My only Problem with it, is that the lasting Power is not good. Which, isnt anything new with Paris's fragrances. when i wear one of her's, I always carry it with me, so i can Re-Apply throughout the day. Im deffinitatally, gonna be wearing this onw, during the winter months. Give it a Try!

ST MORITZ is fresh citrus, with a mild watery undertone for the first five to ten minutes. As well as the starring lemon note, there is enough pear here to soften the tart under-bite to the long sweet-but-fresh note. I think there is mint in here, to mimic ice/cool air, with gives everything a jolt - it's very energising. I can't separate any of the individual floral notes out, there's just the overall impression of a mossiness and a peppery undertone. I think there is some some neroli mixed in with everything too, for a fresh spiciness. The sandalwood notes combine with the florals and develop within 30 minutes. The mild breeze of musk becomes noticeable at the same time as the woods develop, so whilst I'm not a fan of musky notes, it doesn't bother me here. I'd class ST. MORITZ as unisex, so if you dislike sweet or overly floral releases then ST MORITZ is well worth a spritz.

This is another favorite of mine from the Passport Fragrances. At first it's a very sour scent (lemon). It really stands out amongst the Green and Water notes. It's actually something that one must grow accustomed to but after the first splash, you start to pick up the Poppy scents but the Musky base notes never really seem to shine. It's fresh and full of citrus which is very uncommon for me to wear BUT my only real complaint is that it doesn't last long on my skin. I may get a breif scent of it when I turn my head or when I am in close proximity to someone else but when standing still or walking it doesn't stand out like the Passport Paris perfume. Overall, I would recommend it for anyone who would like a light, fresh, winter scent.

This smells candy fresh , i really like how it blends with my body chemistry , this smells very icy like fresh citrus on a cool winter day, I'm in love with all of Paris's passport perfumes collections, this one is my fave thus so far, I purchased this on a blind buy and was not disappointed at all. I already owned all of her other passport perfumes , & trusted St.Moritz would be no exception, & I am impressed. Opening to me smells aquatic icy fresh the dry down is a slighty musky powdery skin scent very likable , this can also be a unisex fragrance because of its complexity , its not feminine nor masculine rather a mixture of both. Iove this one!

This was a disappointing blind buy for me. To me, it smells quite sour and herbal, but I'm more into gourmands. To Peter below, I don't have Tokyo but I'd definitely say this is a unisex scent. ... This perfume grew on me... Maybe I'm getting tired of smelling like a candy store. @007Peter I now have Tokyo, and I'd say Moritz is more unisex/masculine.