Yves Saint Laurent Parisienne

Parisienne by Yves Saint Laurent is a Floral Woody Musk fragrance for women. Parisienne was launched in 2009. Parisienne was created by Sophia Grojsman and Sophie Labbe. Top notes are Blackberry, Cranberry and Vinyl; middle notes are Damask Rose, Violet and Peony; base notes are Musk, Sandalwood, Vetyver and Patchouli. This fragrance YSL appeared on the market in 2009, romantically named Parisienne, which implicates its Paris fragrance antecedents, as well as its edited bottle design. Besides the official notes of Damascus rose, violet, peony, cranberry, patchouli, vetiver, musk and sandalwood, it also contains urban and bold aromas of vinyl and lacquer, reminding us of the special scent of a cosmetic bag, make – up and high-heels on the hot city asphalt. Read about this perfume in other languages: Deutsch, Español, Français, Čeština, Italiano, Русский, Polski, Português, Ελληνικά, 汉语, 日本語, Nederlands, Srpski, Română, العربية, Українська, Монгол, עברית. Rate only the most important ingredients you sense in this fragrance. Become a member of this online perfume community and you will be able to add your own reviews. This is a pretty fragrance, but just a tad bit too basic. I think the vinyl note is coming off as a synthetic soapy/shampoo scent? It's a bit odd but not bad. The violet note is potent, powdery and soft - just like parma violet sweets. Parisienne doesn't give off a French vibe to me though, but more like an English rose garden I like it though. It's girly, sweet and safe Rose and peony but more like they have been painted in acrylics than sheared from the garden. Then come the nail polish and acetone and hairspray. This is Mom's calfskin blazer that you spilled red wine on, and smoked a cigarette in, and then tried to cover with a spritz of febreeze. Mom doesn't mind much though, because the chilly and wet spring breeze on Sunday morning blends Saturday's youthful partying smells into the grime of the cityscape, and adds a piquant accompaniment to her morning tea. Urban? Hell yes. Parisienne? Definitely one side of Paris, yes. Edit: the bottle design hits all the right notes, too. City of lights, with street lights reflecting red and pink off the spring rain in puddles. I don't understand why this fantastic fragrance didn't score more points. This is so feminine, not heavy, not light, just perfect as it should be! It couldn't be better, and it's romantic too. This is a nice perfume for sunny summer days. I really don't smell the peony, but it has a sweet youthful scent. I like it! Testing it makes me think of YSL Mon Paris but it’s been awhile since I’ve had that perfume so I don’t have it on hand to compare. I’m getting a lychee vibe from Parisienne but not seeing that note listed hmm This was borrowed from my mother's collection when the novelty of a fancy fragrance mattered more than the notes. I liked it more for the ritual than the scent itself. At 12-13, I did find it a little too mature and ever so slightly bordering on clo...

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