Paris Baby

by Elite

2012 Creation

Woman Gender

Floral - Fruity Olfactory groups

Olfactory pyramid

Top Notes : Freesia, Apple, Cocktail Bellini

Heart Notes : Orange Blossom, Jasmine, Osmanthus

Base Notes : Vanilla, Patchouli, Sandalwood, White Musks

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Description

At the top, Paris Baby is fresh and fruity thanks to waves of apple, freesia and a Bellini cocktail (peaches-and-champagne) note. The heart unveils white flowers: jasmine, osmanthus and orange blossom. The base reveals notes of sandalwood, vanilla, white musk and patchouli. Perfumer: Vincent Schaller, Firmenich.

At a glance

A fashionable, romantic olfactory destination

History

Elegantly feminine, the fragrance Paris Baby is inspired by Paris, the capital of fashion… and of romance. In 2012, Elite has created a line of perfumes bearing the names of different capital cities. Each of these olfactory journeys expresses its own unique personality: romantic, sparkling, happy, rebellious... The company’s suggested dress code for visiting the French capital: romantic, sheer and chic. For more info: elitemodelsfragrances.com

Range

Eau de Toilette 1.7 oz

Bottle

The oval bottle affords a glimpse of an orangey-pink juice. It is topped with a black cap.

Bottle of the fragrance Paris Baby

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DelphineC gold

No rate for this perfume 15 january 2013
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eckbo57 gold

No rate for this perfume 13 november 2012
La description de ce parfum reflète la Maison Elite. Les notes peuvent donner quelque chose de bien. A voir...
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ninou.c gold

No rate for this perfume 10 november 2012
Les notes de tête ne m'inspirent pas trop mais les notes de fond oui. Sur la peau c'est tellement différent alors à tester!
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