Fragrance Reviews by Puddy

The top notes are candy sweet, but don't be put off, as it evolves into a much drier scent, with anise supported by notes of vanilla and powder. Longevity is solid, but I wasn't impressed with sillage.

I bought this fragrance blind for an event at a yacht club, and I hit the nail on the head with this fresh, soapy fragrance. A number of notes blend together to create a unique, complex fragrance. Longevity and sillage are excellent. (I woke up with a headache as well, but after subsequent trials I've determined that was because of the open bar, not L'Eau.)

A spicy, masculine body spray with none of the syntheticness of the drug store brands. I generally use this as my extremely casual (e.g. basketball shorts and a t-shirt) scent due to the price and character. It's not something that really stands out and it isn't complex, but what's there is quality. Definitely at the top of the "body spray" heap.

A simple, enjoyable scent for days where you don't want to be complex. I bought this looking for something feminine for the summer. Out of all the fragrances I was presented, this was my favorite. (I have to say I felt a little dirty buying a bottle with Paris' name...) This is definitely a jeans–and–t-shirt fragrance.