Red Carpet Paragon Zimaya

Zimaya hit a home run with this fragrance because if it’s not a 1:1 to Kalan it’s sure not far from it. This particular scent grew on me when my brother gifted me the og Kalan for my birthday a few years back. It’s smell so good if you wear it right. It’s not an everyday scent like most PDM fragrances but it’s perfect for colder, rainy or gloomy day type of scent. It’s an earthy sweat scent that will capture the very essence of nature. Sweat peppery, spicy and warm. I love it and trust me it will draw a person curiosity close to you and the complements will follow. Once my Kalan finished I was so excited to discover Zimaya paragon for a fraction of the price and I bought it right away… Peace & love!

Whenever old Sergeant Pepper sailed off to the Orient, he had some special scents with him. Of course, he wanted to visit various well-to-do clubs in Tangier, Casablanca, and some other cities to make a good impression.
He didn’t feel like an "old pepper sack," even though he had long surpassed 70. However, he loved, not only to live up to his name, spicy-aromatic fragrances.
During one of his travels, he finally stumbled upon THE scent in a small shop in Kuwait that had always seemed IDEAL to him. This "Red Carpet Paragon." To his greatest olfactory delight!
It fits everywhere, fulfills his spice dreams, appears elegant yet casual... and doesn’t cost much! Just the right one...
It opens fresh and peppery, drizzled with warm-fresh orange, then a whole spice bazaar unfolds - allspice, cloves - cardamom, coriander. And... and... and... a little pause in the scent journey. To then pick up the pace again. Herbal lavender plays with orange blossoms - a delicious mix! Later it becomes woodier - amber makes its presence known - cedar releases bright resins, a bit of moss adds a timeless quality to the perfume. A pinch of fine-sweet tonka, slightly dry - for the serious elegance. A teaspoon of buoyant cheerfulness in the form of citrus notes, even in the base, completes the fragrance!
Sergeant Pepper's favorite scent by now... he can’t imagine being "without" it anymore - not just on his trips to the Orient....