Dazzle by Paris Hilton

Noooo! Please, do not buy it if you dislike talcum powder. I was fooled by reviews calling it ‘clean, sweet, doll-like’, but the truth is it smells of cheap, disgusting powder. I bought it blindly and it was my big mistake. If you don’t want to smell like a new doll, listen to me.

It resembles Lolita Lempicka but fruitier. As it dries down, the cherry notes, talcum, and patchouli become very noticeable.

Sweet, very sweet… To me, it smells of figs and cream, but my husband sees it as more citrusy and does perceive the cherries; he’s crazy about it. It’s a super feminine, playful, and cheerful perfume. It doesn’t get old on me, isn’t cloying, nor overwhelming; I wear it all year round. Good sillage and longevity. Definitely one of my favourites.

It has a delicious cherry scent, nothing medicinal. Very sweet, it reminds me of the fruity and sweet fragrances from Britney and Victoria’s Secret in the 2000s, with vanilla but fresh. I think I like it even more than Natura’s Humor Proprio. Cheerful, happy, feminine, I love it. I see it as suitable for all year round except on very hot days. I was worried about the patchouli but it didn’t bother me; it’s worth having.

What a delight! I bought it in a set with the cream, body wash, and mini, and for the first time I finished everything all at once. It smells of cherry with a woody or sandalwood touch, making it ideal for all year round. Besides, for its price it has excellent performance: about five sprays last me around eight hours. I’ve heard it was reformulated, but mine was bought around 2020 or 2021 and it’s still perfect.

The friend who is a fan of fresh trends has finally arrived; I have both the original and the trendy version, and my nose sees no difference—they are identical. I expected it to be like a cherry icee as people say on TikTok, but it’s nothing like that: it opens with cherry, but as it dries down it becomes vanilla and feels more nocturnal, ideal for a date night at the cinema or winter. I’m still searching for that winnie the pooh, tootsie pop, or icee scent, but this isn’t it. I see it as youthful and elegant, not childish, yet sweet and a little cloying. The trail is wide at first and tapers off with time; on my skin it lasted five hours and on clothes until the next day.

I fell in love with this perfume when I was 14 the first time I smelled it. It brings back memories of those beautiful times; it is lovely and very fruity: I sense that sweet peach transforming into an acidic cherry in syrup. Very subtly, there is a touch of talc, but nothing annoying or old-fashioned; on the contrary, it is very youthful. The reformulation disappoints me a little because before it lasted up to eight hours and now only about five.

It’s the second time I’ve worn it. I had the original 30ml version before and loved it, and now, years later, I bought the reformulated 100ml again. For me, it remains a super fruity delight that puts me in a good mood. The opening is sparkling: a sweet, slightly acidic, and very juicy cherry. As it dries down, the cherry is still noticeable with a nutty touch. Today, in a taxi, a stranger told me he wanted that scent to permeate his car all day, and who among women wouldn’t like that? My eight-year-old daughter and I use it; on her it smells delicious and lasts all day on skin and clothes. It lasts for me too, and at the price, I have no complaints; even reformulated, it performs well for a celebrity fragrance.

I love it! It smells like a cherry palette, with excellent longevity and projection, and I’ve received many compliments, especially from the gentlemen. It is sweet but I think I could wear it all year round. The best thing is the price; it has the three Bs.

It is synthetic, yes, like the others by Paris Hilton, but it is a rich fruit. The first thing you notice is the cherry and the peach. It smells strongly; on my skin, the longevity and projection are not bad.

This is my star scent from Paris Hilton: sweet, packed with cherry and with a sparkling touch of champagne. I love its sweet aroma without it being cloying. I recommend it to women and men who aren’t tied down by fragrance stereotypes.

This perfume is a clear example of unrefined notes. The cherry here isn’t like that in Petite Robe Noire (which is my favourite), but smells weak and powdery, without grace. It’s a common perfume with no personality. It was a gift and I didn’t like it, so I gave the whole bottle away. I wouldn’t recommend buying it blindly. I was already starting to dislike the cherry note in these perfumes. If you’re looking for something well-made, go for Guerlain’s Petite Robe Noire; that’s where you’ll notice a real, polished cherry, nothing childish.

On my skin, it smells of cherry with vanilla and a touch of champagne, a sweet but not cloying aroma. Many people tend to like it; it’s jovial but I don’t find it sophisticated. I use it for everyday wear… I bought it blindly and liked it, but I wouldn’t buy it again.

For some reason, it reminds me of Katy Perry’s Mad Love (perhaps due to the fruit). The bottle is beautiful. At first, I sensed red berries, not cherry, but as it dries down, a exquisite, creamy and vanilla cherry note emerges, like a cherry and almond ice cream with chunks. You’d genuinely want to eat it. I barely tested the longevity, but given the price and size, it’s an excellent option. The trail is weak but the dry-down on skin is exquisite. I recommend it! A 10 for Miss Hilton.

At first, it smells like a pop-style cherry palette, and as it dries down, that sweetness becomes more vanilla. I like it; it’s quite rich. I see it as perfect for autumn wear.