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.

To me, this scent smells nothing like the notes listed. Its got soft powder, mildly sweet florals, and a touch of musk. The opening is very different from the drydown. It opens fresh, green and aquatic, but within minutes becomes a very subtle, soft, skin scent. I like the opening, but I really love the drydown.

This is by far my favorite of the passport perfumes. It's cool and crisp, very different than many things I have. I don't reach for this often, but when I do, it never disappoints.

Crisp lemon-water with a hint of lily of the valley, this perfume is beautiful! I woke up the next day and could still smell it close to my skin.

High temps and high humidity have forced me to set aside until fall all of my powerhouse gourmands, leathers, orientals, super-sweets and heavy hitter aldehydes and have me pawing through my collection looking for lighter, cooling and refreshing fragrances. Those I'm finding most appropriate and appealing in this high heat and humidity include many florals, citrics and aquatics, of course, but also those rich in galbanum greens and many featuring mint and/or pine that seem to create a snowy vibe that also echoes a clean, "just out of the shower" freshness. Although it wears like a body spray (1-2 hour longevity), I'm really enjoying St. Moritz for its cooling, watery, snowy/minty aspect. Far from smelling cheap or "synthetic", on my skin St. Moritz smells like a lighter version of 2 of my Annick Goutals, Nuit Etoile and Mandragore, both of which I have in edt concentration. Since those two only last about 2 hours on me, at 1/4 to 1/3 the price of the Goutals, I consider St. Moritz to have been a very nice bargain purchase and fully expect to finish my 100ml bottle between now and the end of August. If I finish it sooner, which is a great possibility since I spray it with abandon, I won't hesitate to order another. (Since I already have one with a cap and box I'll get a capless tester for under $8.00 for 100ml). When I finish the aforementioned Goutals, in contrast, I will not repurchase. Make of that what you will.

I think this might be my least favorite in the Passport collection, but I still like it. The initial spray is pretty harsh, but after it dries, it becomes a beautiful crisp, cool, winter scent. I have a bit of an issue with the lemon note being so prominent, but the other notes were chosen well. Lemon can very easily turn a fragrance to a cleaning product scent. That doesn't quite happen here, but I would certainly prefer it without the lemon. Maybe bergamot or lemon blossom would have been a better choice? Winter fragrances are difficult to execute, but since I only paid $7ish, I think it was a good buy. It lasts about 6 hours on my skin. If you try it in the store, I definitely recommend letting it dry before forming an opinion on it. It makes a huge difference!

This is my go-go juice! When I wake up in the morning groggy eyed needing something to kick me into gear I turn to this very affordable gem. Like rinsing my face with cold water the citrus, aquatic and tingly "mountain air" notes energize my senses. Later, the scent of soft sandalwood and musk tinged with florals lightly adorn the skin. It's very refreshing, not in the least bit serious. Lasting for only a few hours, that's enough to get me through the morning. You will not offend anyone at the office wearing this. It's the little sister of CK One. The EDT spray would be great for women or men.

I love this! I recently bought a big bottle for $10!!! It smells VERY minty to my nose. There must be mint in this even though it is not listed in the notes. This is fresh, green, minty, musky, sophisticated and imo unisex. I find this unique and not similar to anything I have smelled before. I have been reaching for this a lot since I bought it as it is very refreshing in the hot summer.

It's very early Christmas morning and the snow is falling, softly swirling and dancing. The scenery outside my window is sparkling, pure white and clean - a Winter Wonderland. Not a sound to be heard. In celebration of nature's wintry display, I'll wear the scent that best reflects it's cold, refreshing beauty: Passport St. Moritz. Perfect.

@ Peter this works more as a unisex scent than Tokyo. I have both and Tokyo has more feminine elements than St. Moritz. This one is very fresh/minty/green.. works great for anyone that wants to wear it.

This one smells kind of weird on me, like unusual. I'm more of a fruity perfume person so this might just be a little out of my comfort zone. It doesn't smell bad or gross just different. I'd say 6/10.

I have several of Paris Hilton's perfumes - Dazzle, Fairy Dust, Siren, Tease, With Love, and this one. All of the others I enjoy wearing, but this one is different. Upon first spritz, all I got was a loud blast of chemicals. It smelled a bit like plastic, a bit like juniper, a bit like a dark, deep concoction of unpleasant "generic" perfume that had gone off. Looking at the notes, I had guessed that I would like this one. But I'm not smelling any of the notes, at least I'm not recognizing them. No noticeable green notes, little to no musk, no lemon, no peony, no lily of the valley. No flowers or fruits at all really, I left it on for a bit to see if it would "mature" into a better scent after it had settled on my skin. It did smell a bit better, but still not my favorite. I'm afraid I can't report on the dry down because I gave up on it and scrubbed it off.I would describe it as like a cheap cologne for men. I'm afraid I can't recommend this one to anyone. Very disappointed for the first time in the Paris Hilton lineup. Update: OK so I decided to re-try this perfume and I have to say that it is much better than I remember it being before. Now I can definitely smell the lemon and I consider this a bit of a "fresh" scent now. The initial blast of chemicals didn't happen this time. i do see how some are likening this scent to the smell of cigarettes. Not sure why that is, but I have to agree with the others. This is still not going to be a re-buy for me, but at least now I can use up the bottle I have and even enjoy it a little. So glad I gave it another chance!

I'm so childish...yup, s'true! I saw this gift set at TJ's for FIVE dollars (Big bottle) but nooooooooo....did I GET it? NOPE! Reading these reviews makes me want to go pay the 5.00 for the littly itsy bitsy teeny weeny bottle. I'll do it, and I learnt a lesson...buy blind whenever in doubt for anything under 10.00! There are so many reviews that enticed my "I gotta have it NOW!" button that I can't even name em all! Cripes.... crisp lemon, crisp air? ageless<---I'm likin' THAT, frosty mint, cool breeze, aqua, winter...WINTER!...I simply love winter. This is my most wanted at this precise moment...measley pennies...and it's MINE! I'm not happy about spring now. I want more woolen sweaters, snow, and THIS scent. Note--> This is very much like Annick Goutal Nuit Etoilee to my untrained nose. I'm sure many will gasp at the mention of this. They DO have differences but, so very alike.

The proper term for this perfume would be, "synthetic". This is low quality. Lily of the valley was a nice touch. The citrusy notes are not sharp at all, just mutely in the background. Though, I find no depth in this concoction whatsoever. Pretty linear. One thing that IS true is it's a winter scent, which, if it worked at all, works best for that season. St. Mortiz is indirectly insulting to the nose. There is a plastic-y, tremendously artificial kind of twinge in this fragrance that's 100% there when I scan the notes, but it's not so strong as to make it completely intolerable. If this was the only perfume on earth, I'd never wear it. No fragrance is better than having this on. You can buy some of the cheapest body sprays at the drug store and they are still more wearable than this. 2/10 0.25 oz. spray bottle from Perfumeria, circa October, 2014.

Public service announcement: NO MATTER HOW CHEAP THIS PERFUME IS, DO NOT PURCHASE!!! I have never purchased a perfume more awful than this. It smells like rotten perfumed liquid! This smells very similar to Mancera Aoud Cafe. Although, Mancera does change on the skin and becomes better.

This one is an absolute monstrosity. I tested it years ago and I will never forget that moment. If you find this at Marshalls run far away from this one.