Passport Paris

17 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• cupcake20

  November 18, 2012

  

  It has a sweet touch, similar to Can Can or Britney Spears’ Fantasy. Its longevity is excellent and it maintains that sweet fruity aroma from start to finish.

• carmen10verde

  September 25, 2013

  

  Sweet but not cloying. It’s a perfectly normal perfume, ideal for everyday wear and at a price everyone can afford.

• cnidaria

  June 8, 2014

  

  How lovely! I bought it because it was cheap, hesitating because it was by Paris Hilton and I’d been disappointed by her Can Can, but I decided to forget my prejudices. What a surprise! It smells like peach marshmallows: sweet, acidic and powdery. Makes my mouth water, yum. Despite being economical, it lasts a long time on the skin and its trail is decent.

• Modadicta

  January 24, 2015

  

  I fell in love at first sniff on the cap and wore it immediately. It smells of sweet vanilla and juicy peach with patchouli, cherries and jasmine. It’s very similar to Jessica Simpson’s Fancy or Katy Perry’s Meow, but lighter as an EDT. Ideal for autumn and winter, it lasts quite a while and has great projection. Sometimes it’s available for 200 pesos in Mexico. I love that celebrity perfumes can surprise us; I’ve already done it with this Paris Hilton one and even want to ask my parents to buy it for my birthday. Fun, informal and sweet!

• Paloma_scc

  February 24, 2016

  

  This is my secret weapon for conquest; people tell me I smell incredibly sensual and I love that, even if I sometimes laugh. The truth is, it smells like pure honey, which is why it’s my favourite.

• Yadorán d'Vinea

  June 15, 2016

  

  I love reading reviews; in fact, it’s almost my hobby, and over time I’ve been fascinated by those of certain users on this page. However, they generally tend to certain prejudices with brands rooted in the evaluation of the associated character and not in the quality of the product. Why do I say this? Passport Paris stands out for one thing: its packaging. In this case, at least in my opinion, it’s the most unpleasant container ever created: childish, ordinary, immature, vulgar, angrily ugly, greedily horrible, arrogantly unpleasant… But that’s not what this space is about, although I mention it to contrast it with the fragrance, which has indeed pleasantly surprised me. I would never have expected such an appropriate, eloquent, and well-blended balance from such a container (because I’m not afraid to say I see no reason why this brand couldn’t produce it). A furious mix of citrus and sweet fruits begins, giving way to precious white flowers that exude cleanliness and good care (die of envy, new Yves Saint Laurent), and finally ends with the simplicity of a neutral musk, a silent vanilla, and a ghostly patchouli. Memories of young university students coolly balancing their cigarettes on their lips while smoke emerges from their nostrils; the scent of chaos in youth; the evocation of the improper and unhealthy act; the constant presence of the poorly dyed chestnut root on the scalp of a woman losing her soul for being blonde, but who still has something important to say. Passport Paris, although it doesn’t look like it (and it certainly doesn’t), has left me intoxicated. It’s an addictive sweetness, an elegant yet simple breeze, a memory of the tragedy of Generation Z. I must even admit I’m a bit ashamed to say it, as, strictly speaking, Passport Paris is not an artistic fragrance nor a work of perfumery art… But it beats many standalone fragrances on the market that are much more expensive and exist solely to drain the wallet of the desperate buyer wanting to wear a high-end designer fragrance (names to mention are unnecessary… although clearly, without intention to offend). With exceptional longevity and pleasing projection and longevity, Passport Paris has been one of the most pleasant surprises I’ve found.

• Yadorán d'Vinea

  June 25, 2016

  

  I adore reading reviews, but I notice many prejudices against celebrity brands. Passport Paris has a rather ugly and childish packaging, but the fragrance is a total surprise. Perfect balance between citrus and sweet fruits, followed by clean white flowers and a base of neutral musk, vanilla and subtle patchouli. It evokes youth, chaos and rebellion. Although it’s not perfumery art, it surpasses many expensive fragrances that only seek money. It has exceptional longevity and a compliant trail. One of the best surprises!

• Babel77

  January 6, 2017

  

  It was a surprise to find this fragrance in my country, as they don’t sell anything by Paris Hilton, but based on the reviews on this page I decided and what an incredible fragrance. It’s easily underestimated due to its childish and even ridiculous packaging. I have Juicy alive and it hasn’t fully convinced me, but with this it was love at first sight.

• Yorlenym

  March 8, 2017

  

  It’s a fruity and sweet Eau de Toilette, I recommend it for summer days. I have to admit that this fragrance in a childish bottle surprised me; it’s rich, plus it has good longevity, I’d say lasting, and that even though it’s an ET. It has some similar note to Miracle by Lancôme in my opinion, but this lasts a little longer.

• Mademoiselle

  March 30, 2017

  

  Without a doubt, it has everything against you to say NO before trying it: 1. It’s a celebrity perfume. 2. The bottle is very ugly and childish. 3. Its excessively low price makes you doubt its quality. I’m not going to lie to you, it’s not a masterpiece, but it is a nice perfume with flowers and vanilla; in me, the fruity notes of blueberries, peach, and tangerine stand out more. It’s very sweet but acidic at the same time, cheerful, feminine, and coquettish. Despite being sweet, I prefer it for spring and summer. It lasts about 8 hours, its projection is acceptable, potent for the first 2 or 3 hours, then it softens and leaves a powdery but very perceptible trail. Personally, I love it.

• Mademoiselle

  March 30, 2017

  

  Although everything suggested I wouldn’t like it: it’s by a celebrity, the bottle is childish and the low price breeds doubt. It’s not a masterpiece, but a lovely perfume with flowers and vanilla. On me, the fruits stand out: blueberries, peach and tangerine. It’s sweet but acidic, cheerful, feminine and flirtatious. I wear it in spring and summer. It lasts about 8 hours, with a powerful trail at first which then softens to leave a pleasant scent. I love it!

• VainillaDulce

  July 6, 2017

  

  This fragrance surprised me; I’m not going to lie, I love it and I’m dying for it, but I admit I like it, it’s a good option for teenagers and doesn’t smell cheap. Paris Hilton Passport is very fruity with a floral touch; you can clearly smell the vanilla with the peach, wild berries, a sweet orange, and a bit of white flowers. The fruits smell so good you feel like biting them. Its projection and longevity are moderate. For me, it’s one of the best from Paris Hilton.

• pamela perfumera

  September 27, 2018

  

  It’s incredible that such an affordable perfume has that longevity and projection. I don’t know if it’s my skin or something else, as I see reviews of moderate longevity, but in my case, I tried it, went for a spin around the shopping centre, and decided to buy it. It lasted about 10 hours on my wrist and on clothes. It reminds me a bit of Gold Couture, but for a third of the price and with more longevity. At first, it smells of fruits and vanilla, then it changes to something more floral without losing its sweetness. It’s a great alternative for lovers of sweet scents. I would buy it again, although of all the Passports, it’s the hardest to find. In short, it’s a beautiful fragrance, although the bottle doesn’t do it justice.

• Yudirh29

  November 17, 2018

  

  It’s super special to me… I wore it to my wedding dinner. I wanted something light but elegant.

• aldonunez

  March 26, 2023

  

  Seeing the notes surprised me, because I’ve always heard it smells like cookies or cookie ice cream, hehe, but it’s a delicious perfume.

• nel

  January 6, 2024

  

  If you find it, buy it without a second thought. It’s a hidden gem, smells like luxury perfume, lasts all day, its projection is brutal, and the dry-down is incredible. It generates a thousand compliments; it’s sweet, cheerful, and elegant. I’m so happy it exists and I treasure the last few millilitres I have left.

• BATJASIBE

  February 26, 2024

  

  Caught me off guard: it’s a fruity perfume that in seconds transforms into a blend of sweet, soft fruits, creating a super feminine and pleasant scent.