Paris Corner Qissa Delicious
Paris Corner

Qissa Delicious

Eau de Parfum · For women

Paris Corner Qissa Delicious Eau de Parfum 100 ml is a captivating women's fragrance from the floral, fruity and gourmand family, created for lovers of soft, creamy sweetness with an elegant feminine touch. This composition does not feel like a heavy, syrupy gourmand perfume, but rather like a smooth, airy dessert with gently whipped sweetness and a velvety texture. The opening brings together a seductive blend of bitter chocolate, orange and whipped cream, creating a delicious contrast between delicate cocoa depth, citrus freshness and creamy sweetness. The accord feels like an elegant dessert served with a citrus twist. In the heart, the composition softens further through the combination of coconut, marshmallow and jasmine, where the sweetness takes on a fluffy, comforting character with a gentle feminine floral touch. The base is built on a harmonious blend of vanilla, soft woods and white musk, leaving a smooth, clean and long-lasting trail. The perfume is best described by its creamy vanilla and marshmallow accord with a coconut nuance, which feels cosy, sweet and highly addictive. In style, Paris Corner Qissa Delicious is reminiscent of Sabrina Carpenter Sweet Tooth, as it shares a similar fluffy gourmand character with marshmallow sweetness and soft feminine smoothness. In atmosphere, it may also bring to mind Billie Eilish Eilish, especially through its vanilla-cream sweetness with a hint of cocoa, although Qissa feels lighter, airier and less dense. FRAGRANCE NOTES Top: Bitter Chocolate, Orange, Whipped Cream Heart: Coconut, Marshmallow, Jasmine Base: Vanilla, Soft Woods, White Musk

Fragrance notes

Top notes

Bitter chocolate, orange, whipped cream

Heart notes

Coconut, marshmallow, jasmine

Base notes

Vanilla, soft woods, white musk

Other notes

Fragrance family
Floral, fruity, Gourmand
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