Siren by Paris Hilton
Women 2009
Description
Siren by Paris Hilton is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2009, the nose behind this composition is Honorine Blanc. The top notes are jasmine, frangipani, peach and mandarin; the heart notes are honeysuckle, orchid and lotus flower; the base notes are vanilla, musk and sandalwood.
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Key notes
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Top
Apricot
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Heart
honeysuckle
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Base
vanilla
Community
1,184 votes
- Positive 81%
- Negative 15%
- Neutral 3.5%
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About Siren
Siren by Paris Hilton is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2009, the nose behind this composition is Honorine Blanc. The top notes are jasmine, frangipani, peach and mandarin; the heart notes are honeysuckle, orchid and lotus flower; the base notes are vanilla, musk and sandalwood.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
157 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
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28 reviews
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Of all the Paris Hilton perfumes, this is the one that truly embodies me. You can apply many drops and it remains perfectly balanced: a fruity and floral sweetness with a touch of wood and a talc-like trail as it dries, without losing its floral essence. Moderately sweet, it makes me feel free and happy. It lasts about six hours on skin and up to nine on clothes. Projection is medium, ideal for indoor wear.
Sweet but with a clean touch. It’s very pleasant and nothing cloying. I could imagine a mermaid emerging from the sea smelling like this.
Sweet but with a clean touch, nothing cloying. I imagine a mermaid just out of the sea smelling like this. Very pleasant.
Delicious! It carries lovely memories. Although it isn’t the most famous in the Paris Hilton collection, I believe it is one of the best. A subtle sweet aroma with that talcum touch that keeps it just right, not too much. Ideal for young people and daily use because it doesn’t tire the senses.
First sniff was love at first sight, years ago. I can’t recall what it was called, but I do remember it was one of the finest scents I have ever known. A trauma of how beautiful it was.
A delightful surprise! Definitely one of my favourites in the Paris Hilton line. Pleasant in every way, suitable for any time of day. It’s not as aggressive as Tease; Siren is superbly crafted, feminine, sweet yet very fresh. From the box to the perfume itself, it’s a resounding ten.
In my opinion, it’s the best by Paris Hilton, not as common as the others. When I first smelled it, I got a childhood déjà vu playing with a Barbie; the scent of the doll’s hair reminded me of this. It’s sweet and light without being childish, classic without being disturbing, distinctive without being overwhelming. The peach note is very prominent at first, then it shifts to a floral-vanilla scent. In conclusion, it’s finely balanced and not a typical house aroma. It’s worth a thousand, although it’s not as long-lasting as I’d like (lasts 4 to 5 hours strong on my skin), but it’s not bad for a celebrity fragrance.
In my opinion, it is the best of Paris Hilton, less common than the others. On first sniff, I had a déjà vu of my childhood playing with a Barbie; the scent of the doll’s hair reminded me of this. It is sweet and light without being childish, classic without being odd, distinctive without being invasive. The jasmine stands out at first and then moves to a floral vanilla note. Finely balanced and uncommon in her range. Worth a thousand times, although it doesn’t last long (four to five hours potent on skin), but not bad for a celebrity perfume.
Okay, this celebrity perfume really is worth it, believe me. I’ll tell you something that might shock you: more than any other, the one that resembles Siren the most is Tresor by Lancôme. Obviously, they aren’t the same, they could be distant cousins! I’m sure Siren was based on Tresor; they share notes, that vintage touch, talcum, sweet, and ‘powdered’ vibe, plus the beautiful bottle reminiscent of the 1920s. Anyway, I’ll keep looking for Siren.
Okay, this celebrity fragrance is truly worth it, believe me. Let me give you a tip: more than any other fragrance highlighted as similar to Siren, the one it resembles most is Tresor by Lancôme. Obviously, they aren’t the same; they could be distant cousins, but I’m sure Siren was based on Tresor when developing it; they share notes, the same vintage, powdery, sweet and ‘softened’ touch, and the beautiful bottle that reminds us of other times, as if they came from the 1920s. Anyway, I’ll keep looking for you, Siren!
Although it’s a celebrity fragrance, it steps out of the typical sweet gourmand category; it’s sweet but with an 80s-90s vibe, something that makes me recall perfumes from that era. On my skin, it projects for about 2 hours but lasts around 7 until it disappears completely, as it stays very close to the skin; on clothes, it lasts all day. I see it as ideal for spring and autumn, because in winter it lacks strength and in summer I think it would be too heavy. It’s a classy yet everyday perfume; I think it would suit people who work in formal attire or even teachers, as it has a pleasant sweetness for working with children but also a touch of formality. To me, it smells like peach and apricot jam with vanilla and musk, though as it dries down, its floral side with orchid and honeysuckle appears, but always accompanied by that jam. If I had to attribute it to a character, it would be Julie Andrews in Mary Poppins, a woman who cares for children and has that sweet factor but with a serious touch that adds elegance. I think the name wasn’t appropriate, because if we think of sirens, we imagine beaches and tropical scents, and nothing matches; instead, one thinks more of a field full of peaches and apricots. I recommend it to those who like peach fruit scents and florals with that 80s-90s air.
Although it is by a celebrity, it steps out of the typical sweet gourmand category. It is sweet, but oriented towards the 80s and 90s, which reminds me of perfumes from that era. Projection lasts about two hours but it endures for seven until it disappears, as it stays very close to the skin; on clothes it lasts all day. Ideal for spring and autumn; in winter it lacks strength and in summer it would be too heavy. It has class but is daily wear, perfect for formal work or teachers: sweet for children but with formality. The scent is like peach jam with apricots, vanilla and musk, and as it dries, it becomes floral with orchid and honeysuckle. In imagery, it would be that jam with flowers watered by vanilla and musk. If I were to assign a character, it would be Julie Andrews as Maria Rainer in Mary Poppins: a governess with sweetness but seriousness that gives elegance. The name doesn’t fit; if you think of sirens, you imagine beaches and not this. It almost smells of a peach and apricot orchard. I recommend it to those who like 80s and 90s fruity and floral scents.
Very lovely. Smells of peach jam with vanilla. At some point it reminds me of Burberry Woman. Talcum-powdered and sensual. Its weak point is longevity, a maximum of three to four hours, but I don’t mind reapplying it, it is a delight.
I bought this fragrance blindly to give as a gift, I’ll just say I didn’t: too heavy, when I smelled it I felt the urge to…
Very pretty. Smells like a peach and vanilla jam. At some point, it reminds me of Burberry Woman. It’s powdery and sensual. Its weak point is longevity, a maximum of 3 or 4 hours, but I don’t mind reapplying; it’s a delight.
I bought this fragrance blind to give as a gift, but I’ll just say I didn’t gift it; it’s too heavy; when I smelled it, I felt the urge to…
I love it; it’s the perfect blend between Just Me and Can Can: rich, fresh and feminine, without being cloying or intrusive. It reminds me a bit of The Key, but with more body and longevity.
An exquisite and subtle scent that smells of sweet, delicate cleanliness. The bottle is gorgeous and the perfume very sensual, although it doesn’t last long and stays very close to the skin. I own one too; I spray it on my clothes to make it last longer. It reminds me a lot of Ungaro’s DESNUDA, with that refined exquisiteness.
I used to like it very much, saying it was rich, although to me it seemed a bit old-fashioned, like something for an older woman.
One of the best from Paris Hilton: sweet yet fresh, ideal for summer. The notes blend brilliantly to create a delicious formula; you’re sure to receive compliments when wearing it.
I was surprised; it smells very good. I didn’t have faith in it given the affordable price and thought it wouldn’t last, but it does last quite a while. It’s youthful and tender; to me it smells of peach, vanilla and musk. The bottle has a very lovely ornament.
Update: I really don’t know what happened; I can’t stand it anymore. I used it in summer and it gave me nausea; it’s too sweet, the sillage and projection are strong and it makes me feel sick. Perhaps I’ll wait until autumn. It smelled so good; it really impressed me when it was gifted to me: fresh, soft, slightly fruity and floral. It opens with peach and honeysuckle for that sweet opening blend, and as it settles, it becomes fresh and floral with lotus and orchid. I didn’t detect the vanilla or sandalwood. It’s for daily use, for work or any simple occasion, and the bottle is very pretty.
Sweet, subtle and tender scent.
I like it. My husband gifted it to me two years ago and, although I’ve never been drawn to a celebrity perfume, I must confess that I enjoyed it. It’s for daily wear, soft, fresh and with presence. The combination of flowers and peach is rich without being excessively sweet. At an affordable price, aimed at young people and in my case, as I’m approaching forty, it makes me feel young and fresh.
Youthful. I’ve just chosen it to gift to a teenager. It’s pleasant; I smelled the alcohol quickly, but after a while a good scent settled on my wrist and lasted moderately, which made me think I could acquire it for daily use. It has good value for money; you can’t expect more. It’s not that typical over-sweetened youthful perfume that gives you a headache, and that I like, as I can’t stand very sweet scents. Good gift or daily perfume.
Very rich; it smells of peaches in vanilla syrup, yet fresh and soft at the same time, without being cloying. Its price is affordable and it has a scent that I like very much.
It’s a sweet and floral blend, perfect for informal evening events; it has a hook that men absolutely love.
One of my favourites. Although celebrity perfumes often miss the mark, this one fascinates me. I think it’s the frangipani, peach and vanilla combination that captivates me. I’ve heard Viva la Juicy and they are similar, but I keep sticking with this because it smells better and is much cheaper.