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Vaporisateur Bijou Paloma Picasso 2011

6.7 / 10 7 Ratings

A perfume by Paloma Picasso for women, released in 2011. The scent is sweet-gourmand. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Sweet

Gourmand

Floral

Fresh

Fruity

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Fig

Heart Notes

Ambrosia

Mechanical Eyelash

Base Notes

Blossom honey

Voltresnip

Perfumer

Margot Elena

Ratings

Scent

6.77 Ratings

Longevity

4.06 Ratings

Sillage

3.45 Ratings

Bottle

7.411 Ratings

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Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

09/14/2013

8Scent 2.5Longevity 2.5Sillage

Flavorite
240 Reviews

Flavorite

1

A Not Sweet Honeycomb Floral

This is a dichotomy in the honey fragrance realm. A dry breezy not sweet honey. It was beautifully constructed, fresh slightly flowery...cooling and calming to the senses and yet unmistakably honey. It gives a slightly waxy slightly chewy feel in the drydown but as I braced for the impending sticky sweetness, it never arrived, instead staying cool and gently fresh. There's a touch of greenness and powder but it is fleeting and primarily I get a sense of fresh spring honey and some blossoms that bumblebees would find irresistible. A delicate sunny clean honeycomb scent from daytime, I think this could work on a man or woman in the Spring, Summer or Fall. Honeycomb is soft as a summer breeze and pure as a river of milk and honey.

07/01/2015

7Scent 4Longevity

Serafina
479 Reviews

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Serafina

Quickly a little dessert...a few figs with a bit of sugar

I absolutely wanted this perfume! Once again without testing it first! Because of the supposed honey note in the base...
The first order in the USA was canceled again, the shipping costs were in the three-digit range. To receive it in the second order (also USA), I had to go to the customs office and pay additional taxes. In the end, the effort really wasn't worth it for me!
Aside from the sugared fig, I can't actually recognize anything! Unfortunately, no floral honey (I really know much stronger ones!) and I have no idea how ambrosia is supposed to smell. At first, the scent seems quite sweet, then it becomes a bit fresher.
I also realize that fig is probably not one of my favorite fruit notes in perfume (unlike apple, mango, peach...).
However, anyone who loves fig scent can certainly give this a try! However, this perfume disappears very quickly, at least on my skin!
It really has something of a "quick, little dessert": sweet and gone in a flash!
I find the bottles of this series visually quite nice, they have a touch of "handmade," I like that, but of course, it's a matter of taste.