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Heiress
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Descripción
Heiress by Paris Hilton is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2006, this composition was created by Steve DeMercado and Fragrance Resources. The top notes unfold champagne, passion fruit, peach, orange and mimosa; the heart reveals grenadine, tiare flower, ylang-ylang, honeysuckle and star jasmine; while the base notes settle on tonka bean, violet leaves and white woods.
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Salida
Champagne
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Corazón
Grenadine
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Base
tonka bean
Comunidad
2,395 votos
- Positivo 78%
- Negativo 17%
- Neutral 5.0%
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This is my second review of Heiress; I always tested it at counters but never convinced myself to buy it… until now, and the truth is I love it. I don’t know why 90% of the reviews are so negative. Heiress for me is a fragrance with personality, striking, playful and different that doesn’t go unnoticed. It lifts my spirits so much! On my skin, it smells like a sweet passion fruit champagne with neroli and gardenia; I know those floral notes aren’t there, but I still feel them. It’s a sparkling and casual aroma that attracts a lot of attention, perfect for summer. Perhaps one needs personality to wear it. To me, personally, I like Paris Hilton fragrances; although they are very ‘synthetic’, I find they are very well executed synthetic aromas of very good quality.
When I bought this perfume, I didn’t know the scent; I asked them to show it to me but they had no sample and nothing was felt when opening it. Still, I decided to buy it because I liked the bottle very much and I never regretted it. It’s a perfume with which you don’t go unnoticed; at first, when I was just starting to use it, someone on the street said to me: ‘Are you wearing Heiress?’. I said yes. It has very good longevity, noticeable all day and at a distance. I consider it not annoying, it has a very rich aroma.
What a rich scent this perfume has. On my skin, it’s very similar to Morning Glory but in perfume version. I loved it.
We know it’s not the perfumazo 😊, but I think everyone loves it. It’s a simple but very rich, affordable perfume that doesn’t go unnoticed. They always praise it to me and I love it. I use it on any occasion and at any time. To me, as with many others, it also figures as having a bubblegum scent. Fun and refreshing flowers thanks to the champagne. Cheerful and fun.
I like it, it has a rich scent. Whenever I use it, people give me flowers. I think it’s perfect for everyday wear and on my skin it has good longevity.
As soon as I smelled it, it reminded me of Tutsipop lollipops, that is, cherry caramel, which is curious because it doesn’t carry that note, but the fruity aroma does stand out. I love it.
Overall, I prefer fresh and citrusy aromas, but I wanted to try something sweeter and more gourmet, so I arrived at Heiress. First, I liked the bottle; that iridescent pink seemed exquisite to me. The scent reminds me of a banana bubblegum, very rich and fresh for summer. On my skin, it lasts little, about half an hour with sillage, then fades to the skin and disappears in two hours. I keep reapplying it because it’s fun and lifts my spirits. Personally, I see it as a bit childish and not my image, so it’s my guilty pleasure for staying in. I consider it unique, but once I finish it, I won’t buy it again. I plan to keep a sample to remember it. This is the 2020 version.
I love it, it smells like fruity bubblegum. It lasts about four or five hours. It’s sparkling and jovial. I recommend it blindly; they surely should have it in their collection. It’s in my top list of affordable and delicious perfumes.
One of my favourite Paris Hilton scents. It smells very fruity, perhaps a little synthetic, but it’s a bomb that screams luxury and fame. It’s magical and brings me happiness every time I smell it. The touch of champagne gives it a lovely air. I recommend it without a doubt.
I can’t deny it smells synthetic, but it’s not ugly; it’s cheerful, fun and puts me in a good mood. The longevity is medium, the sillage isn’t huge but it’s easily noticeable. For me, it’s perfect straight after a shower because it blends brilliantly with my shampoo and personal products. At first, it smells like bubblegum; if you pay attention, there’s the passion fruit there.
A distinct fragrance that reminds me of my childhood. It’s sweet but not cloying, fresh and soft. A pleasant, youthful scent that smells of tenderness and bubblegum.
This is my second purchase. My sense of smell has evolved, and now I notice things I didn’t before, so many scents I once loved no longer appeal to me. I adored it back in my school days; for now, it will remain a lovely memory. I’d recommend it for young girls; it’s ultra-sweet, kitsch, and fresh, smelling of chewing gum. I wouldn’t buy it again: No.
My dad gifted me this perfume for Christmas; it was my first scent and brings back wonderful memories of my school days. It’s youthful, refreshing, and fun. It doesn’t last very long and has a weak sillage, but that’s true of everything I wear; I don’t know what my pH is like, but it smells lovely on others.
A rich and fresh fragrance. The passionfruit feels juicy, and I can’t quite place a hint of banana in it, haha. Excellent value for money and quality. Would make a great gift for a young woman.
I just bought it and I don’t understand the fuss. It seemed promising from the comments about banana bubblegum, but it’s nothing like that. The bottle is pretty but the atomiser is fine and dispenses little, seeming low quality. It smells of synthetic peach, champagne and passion fruit, not bubblegum. The trail and longevity are weak; although I apply it many times, no one notices. It cost me more than 600 pesos and for me that’s not cheap, but at the time I didn’t care. I wanted a filler that smelled of bubblegum and it disappointed me. I have cheaper and better quality catalogue perfumes. I use it for sleeping or as a room freshener. What a pity to discard J.Lo’s Still for this by buying blindly. There is a Coty body mist that smells more of bubblegum and has a powerful atomiser.
Upon application, the champagne note dominates, then after a few minutes the fruity notes of passionfruit and peach emerge. It makes me want to eat this perfume; I absolutely love it. I’d buy it a thousand times over.
I loved this perfume, it reminded me of pink chewing gum, until one summer night I used it before bed and a horrible liquor smell reached me that made me dizzy. Since then I use it with care, although I love sweet perfumes and it’s rare for me to get dizzy.
A fragrance for little girls, a tuttifrutti and bubblegum aroma. Honestly, it’s not worth it. It’s soft and sweet, but has nothing special about it.
Soft and sweet, without being cloying or gourmand. It’s fresh fruit and very wearable for casual outings. Perfect for summer, like that freshly showered feeling: shampoo, soap, lotion, that vibe.
At first, I thought it was just chamomile shampoo, nothing more. I bought it on the promise of a bubblegum scent, but I never really got that. Now I love it; it’s my old reliable for feeling clean and fresh. Ideal for daytime, although it doesn’t last long, about three hours, but the rest is fine.
The first time I smelled it, I loved it. Upon application it smells like bubblegum, then it turns floral. It’s a super youthful fragrance; people say it smells like strawberries or sweets, a very fun scent.
It smells delicious, youthful; I feel it smells like synthetic doll, like a very glamorous Barbie.
Very youthful; the blend of champagne and passion fruit gives it a striking opening. As it dries down it feels sweeter yet fresh, not cloying, and smells elegant. I’ve never detected bubblegum in it; the opening is more fruity and yes, it does remind me of a brand-new doll.
One day a cousin lent me a white dress; it smelled delicious and I loved it until she told me it was Heires by Paris Hilton. It became my signature for three years. I recommend it highly; it lasts well and everyone likes it. The champagne notes stand out, and as it dries down it becomes a sweet, perfumed scent, smelling like those perfumed sweets here in Mexico.
I used to wear it at 20 for special occasions; it seemed bubbly and feminine. It smelled of fruity bubblegum with a tropical touch, the passion fruit. It has excellent longevity, lasting 7 or 8 hours on skin and clothes. As it dries down, the bubblegum becomes sweeter, presumably due to the tonka bean, and has a powdery note from the violet. I recommend it if you’re looking for something cheerful, sparkling, tropical and youthful, plus it’s not too expensive.
I love it; it’s super fresh. I use it for the gym and in the summer.
I felt a bit strange wearing this perfume. It was my signature in high school, the BOOM. Along with CanCan, when I graduated I started using simpler body mists and swapped Heires for the classic Paris Hilton scent. Now at 31, I’m buying Heires again; I confess it’s been years since I’ve smelled it and it’s a real gem, transporting me back to that youth, leaving a lasting mark. However, I feel more mature for a scent like this now. It smells fresh and sweet, not cloying at all, suitable for daily wear. Heires is something you must smell at least once in your life. It’s a 10.
I’ve been wearing it for over five years and the scent remains just as fresh as when I first opened it. It’s not really my style as I prefer sweeter fragrances, but to me it smells like a Victoria’s Secret Body Splash. It’s very fresh, like straight out of the shower. Not my favourite, but the bottle is pretty and if you enjoy fresh citrus with almost no sweetness, you’ll love it. Ideal for spring and summer.
It starts bitter, then you notice the peach, but it feels synthetic. It smells just like the TSU hand cream my grandmother used; perhaps they were inspired by that.
Totally disappointing, I didn’t like it at all.
It smells like bubblegum and I think it has better perfumes in Paris; nothing lovely to highlight, at least nothing pleasant to me regarding the synthetic scent.
I fell in love with it since 2011 when I smelled it on a pretty, popular girl at my school; I was completely smitten with that sexy, flirtatious scent. I saw its crystal bottle with a strip of pink and iridescent glitter and it stuck with me. Years later, in a shop, I saw it as a jewel and couldn’t resist. Oh, what a beautiful scent that brought back memories; I couldn’t stop smelling it. I bought it shortly after and it became my first perfume, part of me. Youthful, sexy, fun, and cheerful. Very sweet and fruity at first with champagne making it fresh, then that distinctive bubblegum. It lasts eight hours on my skin, projecting always with a moderate trail. I’ve seduced many and received compliments. I recommend it for daytime, school, work, the gym, outings, parties, summer nights, or rainy days; even in the cold it smells delicious. It’s timeless and versatile. I have it in a set with gel, cream, mini, body mist, and champagne exfoliant for a brilliant combo. Heiress… I may use others, but you will always be my perfect potion.
It has a very average aroma, nothing wow.
It smells like bubblegum, but I do like it… It has a fresh fruity opening with grenadine, passion fruit, and champagne. Over time it becomes more floral and serious, highlighting jasmine, honeysuckle, and violets, settling into a powdery and feminine dry down. It’s synthetic and artificial, but very pretty. It seems refreshing, playful, and youthful without being childish, like freshly out of the shower. Good performance: more than six hours on skin, lasts a long time on clothes with a good trail, and excellent value. It was massified by its advertising and youthful price; now that it’s not everywhere, it can be worn with style. The bottle is simple, girly, flirtatious, fun, and sexy. Artificial but very pretty.
I’m fascinated by its feminine and youthful scent. Although it has a bubblegum note, it’s a feminine bubblegum, not childish like most. It definitely suits any occasion and is very Barbie-esque.
I bought this perfume despite the marketing seeming aimed at teenagers. I was pleasantly surprised; I understand why people say it smells like bubblegum, but to me it feels like fresh shower gel or peach yoghurt. It’s youthful, fresh, cheerful, and fruity. Perhaps it isn’t unique, but it attracts a lot of attention and lasts about five hours. I feel it’s a youthful, synthetic version of Carolina Herrera’s ‘New York’, as they share a certain similarity.
I find it pleasant, but it doesn’t smell like bubblegum to me. It seems sweet with a fresh touch.
It smells like banana bubblegum and I love it, though in the heat it can be a little sweeter than ideal.
I heard about it from someone at the office: it smells sweet yet fun, like champagne and sparkling fruits. I’m not usually a fan of sweet fragrances, but Heiress fascinated me because it isn’t cloying; instead, it’s fresh fruit, bubblegum, and party vibes. At 40, I wear it without a care, although it suits my 20-year-old daughter perfectly.
Oh, this is my absolute obsession. It defines me and makes me feel feminine, clean, and in a great mood. It was a total discovery: I live in Argentina where Paris Hilton isn’t sold, but my mum gifted me a perfume inspired by Heiress from 47th Street called ‘Love’ in 2010, which I wore throughout my secondary school years. Upon discovering it was a dupe, I tracked down the original and, after waiting, finally bought it on Mercado Libre. It’s that clean, sweet, and unique scent! Being the original means the longevity is superior. Ideal for spring and summer, it smells like banana bubblegum but nothing childish; perfect for daytime. I’m smitten with the peach notes; I also bought Victoria Secret’s Love Spell and they are cousins: both sweet, juicy, and smelling freshly out of the shower. If you like peaches, you’ll love this. Heiress is cheerful, flirtatious, and youthful, though suitable for all ages. I adore it. It’s casual, smells like clean skin, and lasts days on clothes, but it’s not formal or elegant for evening; it’s perfect for informal outings or summer. It works well on dates due to its romantic side, yet it also has a daring, intriguing touch that captivates.