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I enjoy this, but I don’t think it’s a must-have if you already own a bunch of fruity white florals. The neroli and orange blossom combo is really smooth, and the blackcurrant syrup gives it a nice flirty sweetness. It smells expensive enough, but also kinda like something I’ve smelled at Sephora ten times before. That said, it’s super wearable and hard to dislike. My boyfriend said I smelled “fresh and sweet,” so there’s that lol. Performance is good, not crazy, maybe 7 hours with a soft scent bubble.
Dorval is one of those fragrances that just smells put together. I get cardamom and vanilla the most, with a soft woody base that keeps it from being too sugary. It kinda gives cozy sweater but still dressed up, if that makes sense. Not as loud or dramatic as some Parfums de Marly releases, which honestly makes it more wearable. I do wish the opening lasted longer because the spicy brightness is my favorite part. Still, really solid and super likable.
I actually really like Dorval. The opening has this bright bergamot thing with a little pink pepper sparkle, then it gets warmer and sweeter pretty fast. The vanilla/praline combo is smooth without going full dessert, which I appreciate. It feels very PDM in that polished, expensive-smelling way. My only issue is it’s not super unique if you own a bunch of sweet ambroxan-heavy scents, but it’s def easy to wear and gets compliments. Lasted around 7 hours on me with moderate projection.
This is like regular Paradoxe went out for fruity cocktails. I get a lot of blackcurrant syrup at first, very glossy and sweet, then neroli pops in and makes it feel a little fresher. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s honestly really pretty and fun. If you like feminine designer scents like My Way or Libre but want something fruitier, this could work. I do wish it had a bit more depth because it can feel slightly shampoo-y on skin, but in a good way. Def a solid 4/5 for me.
I actually really like this one. The blackcurrant syrup gives it this juicy, almost jammy sweetness, but the orange blossom keeps it from going full candy. It still smells very Prada to me, clean and put together, just with a playful fruity twist. My only issue is that the opening is way more exciting than the drydown, which gets a bit soft and familiar after a few hours. Still super easy to wear and I got a compliment the first day I tried it. Lasts around 6 hours on me, projection is moderate.
Paradise is really nice if you like citrus scents that don’t feel too sporty. The orange and mandarin are juicy at first, but the tonka bean gives it a creamy warmth that keeps it from being basic. Kinda reminds me of a more relaxed designer summer scent, like something you’d wear with a white shirt and sunglasses. It’s not super unique, tbh, but it’s very wearable and put together. I just wish it had a little more punch because it sits closer after the first hour.
This is such a pretty easy reach. I get a bright mandarin and lime opening that feels super clean without going bathroom cleaner, then it settles into this soft woody thing with a little tonka sweetness. It smells expensive in that Dior way, very polished and smooth. My only issue is I wish the citrus stayed louder longer because the drydown gets a bit safe after a few hours. Still, I’d wear this a lot in spring/summer. Lasts around 6 hours on me, projection is moderate.
This smells so good it’s almost annoying lol. The tropical fruits give it this juicy opening that grabs attention right away, but the ebony wood is what makes me love it. It turns creamy, dark, and smooth on skin. I don’t get anything super natural here, but tbh I don’t care because it just works. It feels bold, modern, and very compliment-friendly. Not really an office scent unless you spray light, but for nights out or cold weather? Absolute banger.
1 Million Black is basically made for evenings. I love how the tropical fruits pop in the opening, like juicy and bright, then the ebony wood turns everything darker and sexier. It has that confident Rabanne feel but feels more refined than the original to me. Not a quiet scent at all, but it doesn’t choke people out either. Lasted all night on my hoodie, easily next day. If you like sweet woody scents with a darker edge, this is an easy recommend.
This is not a pretty floral or sweet crowd-pleaser, and that’s exactly why I love it. The mushroom note is earthy and weird, but the oakmoss keeps it classy instead of swampy. It kinda reminds me of old-school chypres if they were dragged through a haunted forest. Very textured, very moody, very Nasomatto. I got zero basic perfume vibes from this. If you want compliments from everyone, maybe no, but if you want to smell unforgettable, yes.
This is the first 1 Million that made me go yeah, I need a bottle. The tropical fruits are bright and fun at the start, but the ebony wood gives it this deep polished vibe that keeps it from being too playful. It smells expensive without trying too hard. Kinda reminds me of a designer club scent, but smoother and less annoying than a lot of loud sweet stuff. Projection is strong but not nuclear, which I actually like. Easy 5/5 for me.
Sweet Chemistry is cuteee. The orange blossom is creamy and soft, and the blackcurrant syrup adds this juicy purple-fruit vibe without turning sour, which I appreciate because blackcurrant can go weird on me. It feels bright, girly, and clean all at once. Not as loud as I expected from the name though, so if you want beast mode you might be disappointed. On me it sits closer after 2-3 hours but lasts decently on clothes. I’d wear this in spring or summer when I want to smell sweet but still classy.
This is one of those fragrances I’d throw on without thinking. Mandarin and orange make it cheerful right away, but the woody notes keep it from feeling too sweet or juvenile. It’s very smooth, very Dior, maybe a little too perfect if that makes sense. I like it a lot, but I don’t find it super memorable compared to something bolder like Terre d’Hermes or even a niche citrus. Performance is decent, about 5-6 hours, better on clothes. Great for hot days when you want to smell clean and classy.
I love this more than I expected. It doesn’t scream tropical cocktail, it’s more like citrus trees and warm skin. Lime pops at the start, then I mostly get smooth woods with a touch of sweet tonka. Very clean, slightly creamy, and honestly kind of addictive. Not beast mode at all, so don’t expect Sauvage levels of projection, but people near me noticed it and said I smelled fresh. Minor flaw is that the opening is the best part and it fades too fast. Still a solid 4/5 for me.
Dorval is decent, just not really giving me that “wow” I expect from PDM prices. The bergamot and pink pepper opening is nice and clean, then it gets warmer with vanilla/tonka, but it feels a bit generic designer-ish to me. Like something easy to wear, but not super memorable. Performance is okay on my skin, maybe 5-6 hours, projection is pretty moderate. I’d totally wear it if I had a sample, but I don’t think I’d buy a full bottle unless it was heavily discounted.
Paradise is fine, just not super memorable to me. The opening is bright and juicy with mandarin and lime, which I actually really like for the first 20 minutes. Then it gets softer and a little woody, with a tiny bit of tonka warmth, but nothing really grabs me. It smells clean and easy to wear, kinda like a casual summer designer scent you’d throw on after a shower. My main issue is the performance — it sits pretty close and fades quicker than I’d want for Dior. Not bad at all, just kinda average.
This is nice, but I don’t feel like it’s doing anything super new. The blackcurrant syrup gives it a sweet fruity pop at first, and the orange blossom keeps it pretty and clean, but after a while it turns into that typical designer sweet floral vibe. Not bad at all, just kinda safe. I like it for daytime or when I don’t want to think too much about what to wear. Performance is okay on me, maybe 5-6 hours, with soft projection. If you already own a bunch of sweet florals, I don’t think you need this, but it’s pleasant.
Micodelirio is one of those scents I keep sniffing on my wrist because I can’t fully figure it out. I get patchouli, damp moss, and this soft mushroom note that makes it feel almost trippy. It’s earthy but smooth, not harsh or dirty to me. There’s something elegant underneath all the weirdness, which is why it works so well. Definitely not everyday for most people, but for me it’s a masterpiece when I’m in the mood.
I expected something loud and sugary, but this surprised me in the best way. The tropical fruit note is juicy and kinda exotic, then it settles into this sleek ebony wood base that smells dark and masculine. There’s also something mysterious in the middle that I can’t really place, but it makes it addictive. I wore it out to dinner and got asked what I was wearing twice. It’s sweet, but not childish. Dark, smooth, modern, and super wearable.
Okay this is a 5/5 for me. Micodelirio smells like walking through wet woods in a black coat, with patchouli clinging to your scarf. There’s a mushroomy thing in the opening that gives it this strange living quality, like the perfume is breathing. Sounds dramatic but that’s the vibe. Performance is strong on me, not beast mode screaming, but it hangs around for hours and gets better as it dries down. Totally addictive.
