Men
Parisian Musc
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Descripción
Parisian Musc by Matière Première is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2019, this scent was created by nose Aurélien Guichard. The top note is Virginia cedar; the heart note is ambrette musk; the base notes are musk, ambrettolide and ambroxan.
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Salida
Virginia cedar
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Corazón
Ambrette Musk
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Base
Musk
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- Positivo 72%
- Neutral 15%
- Negativo 13%
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Luxury fig. Although it’s not listed in the notes, that’s what it smells like. It’s a subtle fig, a bit green, creamy and delicious. At first it’s greener and astringent, but as it dries down it rounds off, becoming milky and white. I sense a light green, intermixed with white due to the cleanliness it emanates. In that sense, despite the differences, I find a relationship with Bal d’Afrique. Both smell of effortless luxury without affectation. Parisian Musc doesn’t fit me with Paris, but with the French Riviera; the fig takes me to the Mediterranean, but the more glamorous kind. I’d wear it for a stroll in Saint-Tropez, Nice or Monaco. This fragrance has sunshine, light and a natural, cheerful refinement. That’s how I feel about it and I love it.
I agree 200% with what @myosotis said. It opens sparkling and slightly green, then turns milky, creamy and sweet with a soft woody base. It smells of fig in all its facets all the time and I love it. The musk is perfect, evoking a luxury body cream. It’s clean without being soapy, elegant, nothing ‘dirty’ or animalic. The ambroxan is so well integrated that I don’t even notice it. It’s fairly linear, not excessively complex, but dignified in the opposite way. Totally unisex, ideal for daily wear but nothing informal, sumptuously elegant. It suits any season. It’s a firm candidate for a signature scent. Intense projection and lasts more than 12 hours on the skin. There’s nothing to add. As for Philosykos, although they share DNA, this smells less green and sharp, and its performance is a thousand times better. I adore it and want it.
What a treat! It inspires confidence and you can wear it all day. It’s a super pleasant and clean scent, and the best part is that it lasts forever. It’s a pity the price is high and I can’t afford to buy the bottle, because I want it desperately. It’s one of the few ‘clean’ fragrances that actually have good projection.
It should be called Parisian Fig.
If I had to give it a name, it would be Parisian Fig at 100%.
WOW, sprayed it in the shop and paid straight at the till. Spectacular and unique. Clean, provocative. For classy women. Infinite longevity.
I tried it before on a tester and now I have the 10ml decant I just picked up on offer at Oferta perfumes. What a find! It smells wonderful and lasts for ages on the skin. I’m absolutely delighted with my decant.
This fragrance is on another level. I struggle to describe its specific notes; I simply feel a scent moving from neutral towards woody-sweet-creamy. The opening has a bit of freshness and a touch of aromatic; that creamy dry-down is marvellous. Its skin fixation is really very potent, so I think a little goes a long way. It’s the first time I’ve had to search for the sensations a scent produces in me to describe it. It’s a true experience.
The blend of musks and molecules creates a perfect fig scent all over; in small spaces it can be overwhelming. As it dries down, since it doesn’t have much evolution, the intensity drops and it surrounds you with a sensual aroma, just fig. The difference with other Gris cHarnel style perfumes is that here no other note is distinguishable. You have to love this fruit because it’s not a fresh perfume, it’s bold (just like the vanilla from this house, intense and almost animalic). You can tell they work with high-quality raw materials. I use it on specific days because on my skin it doesn’t evolve and it feels heavy and monolithic, as if I were a walking giant fig. I’d recommend it for autumn.
The blend of musks and molecules creates a perfect fig scent all over the face, with quite an intensity that can be overwhelming in small spaces. When it dries… as it has no evolution, the intensity drops and it surrounds you with a sensual aroma, just fig. The difference with other Gris Charnel-style scents is that no other note is distinguishable. You must love this fruit because it’s not a fresh perfume; it’s punchy (just like this house’s vanilla, intense and almost animalic). You can tell they work with high-quality raw materials. I use it on specific days because on my skin it doesn’t evolve and feels heavy and monolithic, as if I were a huge, walking, sweet fig. I’d recommend it for autumn.
A fine, clean and supremely elegant musk. It opens slightly green, reminding me of rye or perhaps rice husks, but not in a bad way; it’s hard to describe because it has no sweet notes yet feels a slight sweetness and a comforting creaminess. It lasts a long time on the skin; I used it all day, showered and slept, and the next morning I could still smell it right up against my skin. The price justifies the quality 100%. It’s not my style, but if yours is musk, this could be your ally.
Parisian Musk is a clean, unisex and powdery perfume that I love; it’s very much my style. The opening is intense and projects well, but it settles; after 8 hours I can’t smell it on my skin, though I haven’t tried it on clothes yet. It’s a fresh, clean and herbal scent, as if it had powdery iris. For me, it’s a blend of Gris Charnel and Santal 33, two clean perfumes I adore. For me, it’s a 10/10.
Plump, edible, playful and elegant, but without overdoing it. A bit like a Joanna Ortiz dress, not a fancy little Sezanne outfit à la Birkin. This is more Palermo than Paris, more Bardot in Capri than Huppert strolling through Le Marais. By far, it’s one of my favourites from Matiere along with Crystal Saffron. The first time I smelled it on skin, it suddenly brought back the homemade fruit smoothie my mother used to make me as a child: banana, orange and Maria biscuits. Just as it opens, this is it, however mundane it may sound, and appetising! There I am at the rubber tablecloth waiting for the delicacy, better than any dish from a high-end restaurant. A juicy, fresh banana pulp, passed through a serious sieve. I don’t notice the cedar at all: this is a well-made velvet and creamy fruit salad. I understand but don’t share the comparisons to Phylosikos, but I sense more of the sour and soapy DNA of the lovely Basilico & Fellini by Vilhelm. Dries soft and discreet, like carrot cake. A wonder, truly.
Plump, edible, playful and elegant without going over the top. A bit like a Joanna Ortiz dress, not a frilly Sezanne set à la Birkin. This is more Palermo than Paris, more Bardot in Capri than Huppert in Le Marais. One of my favourites from Matière alongside Crystal Saffron. The first time I smelled it on skin, it suddenly brought to mind the homemade fruit smoothie my mother used to make: banana, orange and Maria biscuits. At first spray it’s this, however mundane it may sound, and appetising! I see myself at the rubber tablecloth waiting for the treat, better than any restaurant dish. A juicy, fresh banana pulp passed through a serious sieve. I don’t detect the cedar; it’s a velvety, creamy fruit very well made. I understand but don’t share the comparisons with Philosykos; I sense more of the sour, soapy DNA of Basilico & Fellini by Vilhelm. It dries soft and discreet, like carrot cake. A marvel.
I bought it blindly because I found an incredible offer (the last bottle in store) and because I adore musk aromas. Indeed, like other compositions from the house, it seems to burst out and then calm down. It’s green, wet and juicy at the beginning. Moss, cedar, herbal… Green. Then on my skin it ‘calms down’ and begins to feel powdery, sweet and soft, very elegant. It reminds me, although it doesn’t contain the same notes, of ‘From the Garden’ by Maison Margiela, a bit, although Margiela’s is sweeter; also of ‘Fig Infusion’ by Essential Parfums, this one with fig more present; and in the mossy part, which also shares the fig, of ‘Phylosicos’ EDP by Dyptique. It doesn’t say anything about this fig note, but I think it gives that sensation. I also notice a slight, delicate floral touch. It lasts quite a few hours, this house handles impressive quality, and I consider it an autumn-winter daytime scent. Subtle, unisex, but on my skin it becomes more feminine, because my own scent is slightly fruity and floral, and everything I wear becomes warm and soft, even the cedars and woods, less harsh. I’m very happy with the purchase. A great fragrance. Clean, airy, elegant. Very pretty.
I bought it blindly due to an incredible offer (last bottle) and because I adore musks. Like others from the house, it bursts forth before settling. It’s green, damp and juicy at first: moss, cedar, herbal… Then on my skin it ‘calms down’ and smells powdery, sweet and soft, very elegant. It reminds me of ‘From the Garden’ by Margiela (a little), ‘Fig Infusion’ by Essential Parfums (more fig present) and ‘Philosykos’ by Diptyque (the mossy part). I also detect a slight floral touch. It lasts quite a few hours; this house has impressive quality. I consider it a daytime scent for autumn and winter. Subtle, unisex, but on my skin it becomes more feminine because my scent is fruity and floral; everything turns warm and cosy. I’m very happy. A wonderful fragrance. Clean, airy, elegant. Very pretty.
There’s something about it that makes me impossible to live with. Besides being excessively sweet, it smells of overripe fruit or rotten potato. It must be my skin, but I advise testing it on skin before buying.
It’s got me in a bit of a pickle. Apart from smelling like the very latest in sweetness, I get the distinct impression it smells like overripe fruit or rotting potato on my skin. It’s probably just my chemistry, but I’d recommend trying it before buying.
A colourful opening that turns green and finishes in white: nature and cleanliness. It made me smile; it’s soft, elegant, discreet yet attractive and addictive. It balances the velvety fig well with the resinous ambroxan and musk. Velvet with a fig scent predominates. It’s a delight if worn correctly, though more suited to autumn and winter. I agree it recalls Philosykos, but this one has greater projection and longevity.
A fig-musk that screams fig. Although it claims to be Parisian, it evokes the French Riviera, a Mediterranean town, or someone of means in the tropics. It’s not urban, yet versatile for any occasion. I’m not an expert on musks, but it feels fresh, comforting, warm like skin, elegant and reassuring. I imagine green at the start and milky white at the end. It’s lighter, less creamy, and whiter rather than greener than Philosykos, and it lasts much longer. I’ll buy the large size once I’ve finished the decant.