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Paul Smith London Perfume by Paul Smith - Fragrance review
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Paul Smith London Perfume by Paul Smith, Paul smith london by the british designer paul smith was introduced in 2005 as a subtle, seductive scent for women. Beautiful lime, nerolie, lilac, jasmine, with amazing hints of heliotrope, and vanilla. It develops into amber base notes with woodsy scent.
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| "A very well-made perfume, Paul Smith London starts refreshing and crisp, minty and smoothed out with violet leaves. Many think it smells like piņa coladas on top, and that's not entirely off the mark, but it's never cloyingly sweet or fruity. It dries down smooth and woody, with a nice, slightly rough texture, redolent of what smells like cedar to me (though I've never seen it listed in the notes). It has good longevity, and I've gotten many unsolicited compliments on this scent. This is a real winner." |
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| "I liked this perfume right away. Even though I usually do not like citrus notes, this fragrance is well blended, and the citrus is fresh, sweet and bright. It is toned down by light florals on a warm base of soft amber. After an hour, however, it turns powdery, heavy and synthetic, and gives me a headache. Too bad, because I enjoyed the opening of this fragrance." |
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