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Love In Paris (2004)
by Nina Ricci
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   |  I have never gotten as many compliments on my perfume as I have since I started wearing this one! I love it. It's light but lasts long. It's fresh but doesn't smell like just soap. It's feminine yet not sooo sweet or too flowery. I've gotten complimented on it from both men and women...and I've gotten asked "what perfume are you wearing?" even by salespeople at fragrance counters. I think it's very unique. My husband doesn't like heavily sweet perfumes (hated Hanae Mori Butterfly) but he loves Love In Paris. And some people who usually are very sensitive to smell (allergies) have said that it doesn't bother them.09 June 2009 |
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|  I have tried and tried to get this fragrance based upon the review in "The Guide" but all I get is watered down peach and shampoo. It is not pretty, it does not evolve in any fashion, and I wouldn't want anyone to catch me smelling of this! 28 March 2009 |
 | Nothing exceptional. No surprises. Just a typical perfume-y smelling floral that can become really cloying if you spray too much on. The floral notes were so overwhelming that they over-shadowed any other notes that may be in there. I simply shut down to it after a few minutes and scrubbed it off when I got home.This kind of scent is my reason for disliking the floral category of scents in general. 20 February 2009 |
 | Isn't it amazing how different personal scent perceptions are? I never cared for Nina R perfumes: 3-4 different kinds, that I tested, smelled as the same formula to me with slightly different ingredient ratios. First few minutes of Love in Paris gave ordinary but nice feminine impression. I was ready to consider having something like this for occasional inoffensive fragrance. And then...Arrrgh... I was a Baklava...with fruity sweet sweet sweeeeeet cloud around me... All this sweeeeetnes irritated my throat for hours! Never again! 03 January 2009 |
  | This smell is truly disgusting...sickeningly sweet and spicy at the same time. I sprayed it once on my wrist - big mistake! it gave me a headache almost imediately. It smells odd and cloying. It's definitely in my top ten never-to-wear fragrances. Although, it includes some of the notes of tresor, which I like, and I still can't explain to myself what went wrong with this one. 27 November 2008 |
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| Contrary to some of the things other reviewers have said, i have found in my personal experience that 'Love in Paris' is not a fragrance which is very widely used or which many people have heard of (perhaps because i'm in the UK - not sure), it certainly isnt easy to find in shops! I love this fragrance, it isn't too strong, overpowering or sickly sweet and it lasts for a long time as a subtle feminine scent. I have recieved many compliments while wearing it and have been told that it is "very distinctive" (in a good way). A good signature scent - perfect for day or night. 17 September 2008 |
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