Paradox (for women)

lucy77

in the begining its awful, then it getting warm and creamy, not so bad scent...

darlingbuds

Interesting. Unlike tommy_girl, the top notes don't do it for me. I actually find them unsurprising. Not unpleasant, but a tad melony, a bit harmless, and just kind of. . . 'there'. 'Paradox' though, is a bit like its name; it both is and isn't special. Though not unusual, what's in this little blue dreidel is bright and alluring. It's not gorgeous but compulsively attractive. There are no endless waves wafting behind you as you walk by, yet the scent is definite and *memorable*. The mai-tai top notes are not the whole story here. I love the way this one fades and deepens, wanes and brightens, keeps you sniffing. I feel compelled to let you all know, however, that 'Paradox' discolored one of my cotton blouses (kind of bleached it), so be sure to spray it or dab it on your skin and let dry before getting dressed.

tommy_girl

I remember when Paradox for men was just launched,one day I was in the sephra smelling it while some sellers were advertising for that.I asked if there were the feminine scent.the seller replied no.I liked the masculine fragrance very much that the seller gave me a little miniature of it.
later I discovered about paradox for women.I thought it's released after male cologne,but according to the site,it is launched a year before.
by the way as much as I love the top and base notes,I dislike the middle notes.it opens very romantic,sweet and fruity,but as the first notes disappear it becomes sharp and too classic for me.I've learned to avoid from Ylang-Ylang and this perfume is no exception.
again the base notes are sweet and loving.vanilla with caramel are so gourmand mixed with some weak spicy notes.
actually it's not an office fragrance.I think it's good for every woman intimate moments.