Top Notes 
Bergamot
Heart Notes 
White blossoms
Base Notes 
Musky notes
Salty notes01/20/2016
Paprika
2 Reviews
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Paprika
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Ahh - that has long been the signature scent of the care line!
The fragrance was included last year as a gift and pre-release.
Curiously, I sprayed it on and immediately had an olfactory memory of my first care products from the line. The scents of the creams have changed over time - only the blue shower gel has retained its distinctive scent - this was for a long time my signature scent and associated with the brand.
The first impression is fresh and herbaceous-lemony due to the bergamot, with a base note that reminds me of a walk by a cool lake. Could it be the salt? It tickles the nose at times like a brisk breeze.
This salty-lemony scent lingers on the skin for a good half hour, releasing another nuance through body heat - a bit darker, a little floral-soapy, and.... are there hints of something green?
After an hour, the musk clearly joins in - it rounds it off, keeping the scent closer to the body and softer, tempering the bergamot that keeps flashing back intermittently.
In overall impression, it is rather a light fragrance - just like after a long walk by the sea - fresh and aired out. An unobtrusive companion throughout the day, which may soon be available regularly.
The bottle fits well in the hand and is pleasing with its simple, blue droplet shape - however, a simpler cap - one that closes better - would benefit the design.
Curiously, I sprayed it on and immediately had an olfactory memory of my first care products from the line. The scents of the creams have changed over time - only the blue shower gel has retained its distinctive scent - this was for a long time my signature scent and associated with the brand.
The first impression is fresh and herbaceous-lemony due to the bergamot, with a base note that reminds me of a walk by a cool lake. Could it be the salt? It tickles the nose at times like a brisk breeze.
This salty-lemony scent lingers on the skin for a good half hour, releasing another nuance through body heat - a bit darker, a little floral-soapy, and.... are there hints of something green?
After an hour, the musk clearly joins in - it rounds it off, keeping the scent closer to the body and softer, tempering the bergamot that keeps flashing back intermittently.
In overall impression, it is rather a light fragrance - just like after a long walk by the sea - fresh and aired out. An unobtrusive companion throughout the day, which may soon be available regularly.
The bottle fits well in the hand and is pleasing with its simple, blue droplet shape - however, a simpler cap - one that closes better - would benefit the design.
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