Parfum Officiel du Paris Saint-Germain

Paris saint Germain is nothing special,I can't pickup any specific note in it.there's definitely mint,violet leaf,lemon and woods there but they're so well blended that non of them stands out as their usual form There are green notes and citrus notes but I can't see it as a summer scent,maybe because they're in a base of balmy sweet spicy woods so it's fresh and warm the same time I think perfumistas and collectioners may find it simple or generic but most people would love it.my husband loved it from the first sniff and so did I.it's his most compliment getter(Aventus being the second one) Highly recommended as gift Longevity and sillage are both great.it stays almost 10 hours on hubby's skin and is as strong as the first spray after couple of hours ❤❤❤❤❤

I love this fragrance...even though it might seem too harsh and generic at first! After a few minutes, the green and citrusy notes give the fragrance a fresh and lively feeling! But you should know that it is not a summer perfume at all and it is better to be used in the cold days of the year! Because generally it is a hot and spicy scent! The bottle looks very attractive because of its simple dark blue color! And it is completely satisfactory in terms of longevity and sillage!

Definitely goes in the direction of JPG Le Male or the newer flankers of it. It has a better performance and longevity for a small fraction of the price of JPG's Le Male Series. Lets say 75 to 80% similarity with JPG's Le Male, but this is only my personal opinion. I got this one for 14$ online for 100ml... I think this one is very suitable for spring and summer.

Luxurious smell, not very sure about lasting, projection. Over all good scent.

This cologne was launched in mid-2014, taking inspiration from the success of the Paris Saint-Germain club, which already has an exclusive range of promotional items such as pens, lighters, leather goods, etc. as well as in the big football teams in my country (Brazil). The big difference is that we've never heard about a renowned company behind a scent that was created to represent a Brazilian club. And the S.T. Dupont Company is known worldwide for work with metal, leather and other noble materials, since 1872. Paris Saint-Germain EDT Pour Homme was created by Christophe Raynaud, who's been involved in perfumes of brands such as Kenzo, Paco Rabanne, Azzaro and Guerlain, among others. It has top notes of mint, lemon and violet leaves, anticipating a body with notes of tarragon and Sage, plus a fougère accord, on a base of cedarwood, sandalwood and moss. On the skin, it behaves as an aromatic-Woody opening of citrus and refreshing way, going for a heart that – at least on me – was more ozonic than aromatic. I didn't like this part of evolution, because I felt a metalized aspect (I believe it is one of the facets of tarragon) that I particularly don't think that combines with the rest of the fragrance. Luckily, along with the evolution, also came a creamier and slightly sweet base. Is the Sandalwood speaking louder! In practice, however, Paris Saint-Germain EDT Pour Homme is one of those "generic" scents that don't innovate anything, but get compliments from 9 within every 10 people around. It is amazing! The projection is modest and could be better, but the lasting is nice: more than 7 hours on my skin. The bottle is simple and with straight lines, bringing (including, in the box) the logo of the Club, which is one of the richest in the world.