Paris Chic by Ulric de Varens bottle
Ulric de Varens

Paris Chic

3.7/5 · 10 votes Feminine
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Heart notes
Lipstick
Base notes

Character

Longevity3.0/5
Sillage2.3/5
Day75
Night0
Spring100
Winter100
Fall75
Summer0
Our take

Paris Chic from Ulric de Varens fits a woman who enjoys a polished, feminine look during the active hours of her day. It works well when she is moving through a city street or sitting in a bright cafe, surrounded by the energy of a cool morning. The fragrance carries a personality that feels put together and stylish without being overly serious. It supports a mood of confidence and lighthearted elegance, making it a suitable companion for social plans that unfold before the sun goes down.

The opening combines red fruits, champagne, and citruses into a fresh and sparkling introduction. As the scent develops, the heart reveals a complex mix of lipstick, pineapple, jasmine, blueberry, red rose, violet, and iris. This stage feels distinctly powdery and floral, with the fruit notes adding a juicy contrast to the classic flower bouquet. The lipstick accord gives the composition a vintage cosmetic touch that distinguishes it from simpler fruity releases.

The base settles into brown sugar, vanilla, tonka bean, patchouli, musk, cedar, and cashmere wood. These elements create a sweet, warm foundation that anchors the brighter top and heart notes. The vanilla and sugar lead the sweetness, while the woods and patchouli provide a dry, earthy backing. It is a fragrance that embraces its sugary side, supported by a soft musky trail and the gentle structure of cedar and cashmere wood. The overall impression remains fruity and powdery, with the white floral and violet accords weaving through the background as the scent continues to surround the wearer.

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