Name: Tamarindo Memo Paris
Brand: Memo Paris
Rating: 3.9031 (1146 reviews)

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Memo Paris Tamarindo is a spicy oriental fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2018, this composition was created by perfumer Sophie Labbé. Upon release, the fragrance unfolds with pineapple, orange, green notes, and bergamot; in the heart, sambac jasmine, peach, and freesia; while the base reveals benzoin, vanilla absolute, patchouli, amber, and yellow cassia.

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Abry_81

June 19, 2023

I thought that by the name it would smell of Cuban tamarind, that acidic and sweet-sour pod, but Moschino’s Toy Boy surprised me: its opening is more of a spiced, smoky rose with elemi. Memo’s Tamarind, on the other hand, evokes the coastal beaches of Costa Rica. It’s solar, fruity and delicious, with a central pineapple tied to clean, musky aldehydes. It’s not soapy, but rather feels ‘fizzy’, like a pineapple soda with bergamot and mandarin. There’s a phase that very faintly recalls Coco Mademoiselle and Miss Dior 2012, sharing patchouli, jasmine and vanilla, but without copying them. Its heart is a soft patchouli with jasmine, the spiced pineapple with cardamom and sweetened with vanilla. It’s luminous and tropical, fresh but not watery, fruity-citrusy-ambered. Daytime, though usable at night, unisex (though some might see it as feminine due to comparisons). Perfect all year round except in extreme cold. A real delight and my first foray into Memo outside their ‘Leathers’ collection.

Pineapple
Sweet
Fruity
Tropical

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Abry_81

June 19, 2023

I thought that by the name it would smell of Cuban tamarind, that acidic and sweet-sour pod, but Moschino’s Toy Boy surprised me: its opening is more of a spiced, smoky rose with elemi. Memo’s Tamarind, on the other hand, evokes the coastal beaches of Costa Rica. It’s solar, fruity and delicious, with a central pineapple tied to clean, musky aldehydes. It’s not soapy, but rather feels ‘fizzy’, like a pineapple soda with bergamot and mandarin. There’s a phase that very faintly recalls Coco Mademoiselle and Miss Dior 2012, sharing patchouli, jasmine and vanilla, but without copying them. Its heart is a soft patchouli with jasmine, the spiced pineapple with cardamom and sweetened with vanilla. It’s luminous and tropical, fresh but not watery, fruity-citrusy-ambered. Daytime, though usable at night, unisex (though some might see it as feminine due to comparisons). Perfect all year round except in extreme cold. A real delight and my first foray into Memo outside their ‘Leathers’ collection.
- Pineapple
- Sweet
- Fruity
- Tropical
Kari Dil

March 27, 2021

At first I notice sweet citrus notes, but the pineapple gains strength in the essence. I don’t detect any coconut. Although many compare it to Chanel’s Coco Mademoiselle, for me they aren’t that similar; perhaps it has a hint of that, but it’s a different essence. I wear it from spring until late summer, exactly what I’m looking for in these seasons. The longevity is very good, surpassing six hours, and the sillage is moderate to wide. It’s not a weak or feeble perfume. I’ve really enjoyed the experience and am enjoying it to the full.
- Pineapple
- Sweet
- Citrus
- Longevity

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