Passport In South Beach Paris Hilton 2011 Eau de Toilette

I came to this fragrance through a swap. I was simply curious because I hardly know any scents from Paris Hilton. I stand rather neutral but respectful towards her. I believe the lady knows exactly what she is doing, and all the ridiculous actions she has delivered over time were purely intentional and only meant to stay in the conversation and increase her market value. And the plan has always worked out.

South Beach is a very youthful... no, CHILDISH scent. I could actually imagine it on my four-year-old cousin. It smells a bit like chewing gum, heavily sweetened fruit puree, clean wooden tables, the flowers from the garden that scent through the open window. And the children's shampoo that was used to wash the little one's hair earlier. However, I can't find beach, bikini, and palm trees in it.

It's not unpleasant, it just smells like kindergarten. And does one want to smell like that as an adult? And what does that have to do with Paris Hilton?
I still think I will use it occasionally this summer. When I'm just at home and have free time. Because South Beach is gentle and friendly. Not a bit sexy or exciting. But sweet.

The sillage is subdued but present. Just right. Such a relaxation scent shouldn't be strong. Accordingly, the longevity is also moderate. You don't have to constantly reapply, but in the evening, you can then wear something else.

I think the fragrance concept here is once again completely different from the scent. And what you smell is just not particularly wearable for an adult. But if I see South Beach only as what it is for me, namely a scent of kindergarten, I quite like it.