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Date Caramel by PARIS CORNER

Men Women 2025

Description

Date Caramel by PARIS CORNER is an oriental vanilla fragrance creation, designed for men and women. This new scent, launched in 2025, unfolds a fragrance pyramid where the top notes are dates, coffee and orange; the heart reveals caramel, sugar and benzoin; and the base settles on vanilla, amber and sandalwood.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 44%
  • Spring 9.6%
  • Summer 4.1%
  • Autumn 42%
  • Day 45%
  • Night 55%

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323 votes

  • Positive 67%
  • Negative 19%
  • Neutral 14%
positive reviews 323 community votes
LongevityLong-lasting SillageStrong Best momentWinter CharacterUnisex

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Leading answer I want it

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Leading answer Winter

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Leading answer Night

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About Date Caramel

Main accord sweet Year 2025 Gender Men · Women

Date Caramel by PARIS CORNER is an oriental vanilla fragrance creation, designed for men and women. This new scent, launched in 2025, unfolds a fragrance pyramid where the top notes are dates, coffee and orange; the heart reveals caramel, sugar and benzoin; and the base settles on vanilla, amber and sandalwood.

Sweet and gourmand Spices Resins and balsams Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses

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Longevity

Leading answer Long-lasting

172 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Strong

167 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

190 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

167 votes

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  1. At first it smells like flan caramel, but within seconds it shifts to a coffee with a burnt note, then to licorice and liquor. It sounds poorly described, but it smells like caramel toffee and coffee. It’s incredibly addictive. Without maceration, it finished on me in a month. Adult gourmand.

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  2. At first it smells like caramel custard, but within seconds it shifts to burnt coffee, then licorice and liquor. Hard to describe, but it smells like caramel toffee and coffee. It’s incredibly addictive. Unmacerated, it finished on me in a month. A gourmand for adults.

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  3. MIMIDEBLASIO

    Delicious. I was looking for something like Lush’s Sticky Dates, which is my favourite, and this delivered. It’s not identical, but it’s perfect as a dupe and lasts all day. Sweet and caramelised without being cloying. I even wear it in summer, though only at night.

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  4. MIMIDEBLASIO

    Absolutely delicious. I looked for something like Lush’s Sticky Dates, which is my favourite, and it delivered. It’s not identical, but it’s perfect for pairing and lasts all day. Sweet and caramelised without being cloying. I even wear it in summer, but only at night.

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  5. I feel ripped off, hehe. I read it was a dupe for Sticky Dates and it’s not. Perhaps they share a similar vibe, but it’s about 60% similar. Sticky Dates has no orange; the bitterness comes from coffee blended with woods and resins. Here, the coffee and orange stand out like a liqueur made from those ingredients (or candied orange) and are intense throughout the dry down. It doesn’t soften as much as the original. I didn’t like it :c. At least it was worth it; I paid 12,000 pesos.

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  6. Delicious, edible and totally gourmand. At first, it smells like a brandy and coffee carajillo, very realistic. The first time, I was scared because the liquor scent was too strong and invasive, but that lasts only a few minutes. Then the intensity drops and the liquor recedes to reveal a very sweet, caramelised and creamy milk coffee that won me over. I’ve had it for two days, so it’s too early to judge the longevity or projection. I might edit this later if it proves useful to anyone.

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