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Paloma Picasso / Mon Parfum (1984)
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  |  One of my faves of all time. I tend to love the heavier, nighttime fragrances, so it's perfect. I have been buying it for the women in my life for years.17 September 2008 |
  | I have just purchased a bottle of EDT and although the bottle is awfully cheap looking, the scent is everything but. It starts a bit harsh and strong, there's also a peroxide note in the top, which might be responsible for some unpleasant associations, but unless you bury your nose in the perfume soaked skin it won't harm your sense of smell. Anyway it disappears in a couple of minutes and leaves a very elegant and sophisticated scent behind. Use it with moderation and respect it for what it is - a beautiful chypre for grown-up women. 13 September 2008 |
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|  Errrr......is it just me or has nobody realised that this smells NOTHING like it used to. My mum used to wear this in the 80's when she had big hair and did her makeup like one of the women in the Robert Palmer video. We were in Selfridges last week and she thought she would have a little squirt as she hadn't worn it for years. The result was puzzling. Neither of us recognised it. It was like some sort of watered down pissy patchouli mess. Gone was the dirty civet animalic sexiness. My mum instantly said "Oh, that's horrible, it is totally different". Alas, another victim of reformulation. When we went home, she sprayed her original vintage bottle, and no, our sense of smell had not changed. Very disappointing. 10 April 2008 |
 | I tested this one at the perfume counter recently. Smelled terrible right away - reminded me of unkept nursing homes where the residents don't get bathed often enough and the essence of urine seems to follow you everywhere. My husband hated it also - said he could piss himself and smell the same for free. Unfortunately, it still smelled of moldy, incontinent old people even an hour later. Couldn't wait to get home and wash it off. I find nothing 'rich' about it. 21 May 2007 |
 | Another very grown up sensuous frag. When you are wearing this you immediately feel confident and up for any challenge. This frag screams to me the type of person that is not afraid to take risks and lives life to the max, so I feel confused when people think it is an old lady smell. The patchouli and honey work very well together, and lasts for at least 6 hours on my skin. I always wear this when I go to see a rock gig and leave the real patchouli for home use!! I call this my Aerosmith fragrance. 30 April 2007 |
 | This is my favourite scent. Dry and sofisticated, refined. Perfect for winter, when it develops better on the skin. 22 April 2007 |
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