Paloma Picasso: Paloma Picasso, Eau de Parfum

Christmas is a mere 13 weeks away so naturally you will all have started your Christmas shopping. What can you get for your loved one. PALOMA PICCASSO I know its not a young and trendy perfume ( I've been buying it for years) but it still smells as gorgeous now as when I first started wearing it. Paloma Piccasso is the daughter of the famous artist and this was her first perfume, she followed this up with a lighter version packaged in gold but out of the two I prefer the this one "the original" THE LOOK***** It's packaged in a distinctive bright red box ( Paloma had a thing about red, she brought out a lipstick but only in ...  Read the complete review

This is a perfume that I have been wearing for years. It is spicy and heady with floral undertones. The scent is a little difficult to describe, so try it on you skin next time you're in a department store. Paloma Picasso has a pretty unusual scent, and I have not found anything else like it. It is not really a day-time perfume, but a perfect scent for an evening out. The packaging is bold and striking - a black or gold glass oblong with a clear glass middle. It lasts well, and you'll still be able to smell it on your skin the next morning. ...  Read the complete review

I was gently day-dreaming and thinking of spag bol for dinner, sitting on the bus on my way home, when (sniff) I realised (sniff) there was a wonderful fragrance coming from in front of me. The girl, somewhat smartly dressed and newly made-up, was obviously on her way out for the evening. “Mmm, that’s lovely”, I thought. “I wonder what it is. I’ll have to take a trip down to my local department store and try and match it.” And then I realised how long it would actually take, testing three or four perfumes at a time (the most a nose can distinguish before getting confused). There must be hundreds of different ...  Read the complete review

I've been wearing this perfume for years and its definitely the one that gets the most unsolicited positive comments, and the one that causes my boyfriend to follow me round the house sniffing! I have problems with perfume as my skin seems to 'turn' many of them - particularly the strong and/or flowery ones - into something disgusting that prompts rapid opening of car windows and gagging. I also find many strong perfumes on other people quite nauseating, but not this one. So, although I found the other reviews interesting, I have to say, given my feelings and problems with perfume, I wouldn't have sought this one out based on them and thought I'd give my slightly ...  Read the complete review

The Paloma Picasso signature scent has that dangerous poisonous look to it. It comes in a red box with a black bottle, could be a bit intimidation for some. Be careful with this, you must be able to carry it away. The smell is rich, powerful and bitter. You won't smell cheap with this. A woman wearing is a super vixen and has that black widow danger to it. I think is one of those things like liquorice and marmite, either love it or hate it. One thing is clear is going to make an impression on you. The scent is described of smelling of many florals, citrus, woods and greens. I say if you love chypre and floral this could be the one. I think this is ...  Read the complete review