WHAT PERFUMES FRENCH GIRL LOVE TO WEAR? Discover the Signature Fragrances French Girls Swear By!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- You can buy the perfume here link below
Anais Anais by Cacharel: amzn.to/3texi32
Muguet Blanc by Van Cleef and Arpels: Discontinued
Diorrissimo by Dior EDT: amzn.to/3Q2uzU0
Chanel n°5 by Chanel EDT:amzn.to/39bihrF
Chanel n°5 EDP: amzn.to/3xlStCH
Miss Dior Original by Dior: amzn.to/39dGU77
Miss Dior by Dior new version EDP: amzn.to/3xnIfSl
Coco Chanel by Chanel EDT: amzn.to/3Mu0ji0
Shalimar by Guerlain EDT: amzn.to/3GQ2f33
Boucheron by Boucheron: amzn.to/3mlECWF
Nuits Indiennes by Jean Louis Scherrer:
Vent Vert by Balmain:
Jean Louis Scherrer by Jean Louis scherrer: amzn.to/3Q2aKw5
Hello,
Are you wondering what type of perfumes French girl wear? In this video, I explain what perfumes French girl like to wear. When we think of French perfumes, we think about Floral perfumes like Chanel n°5 but it is not all. French girls like to wear also green and chypre perfumes. After watching this video, you will know everything about French girl perfumes.
Hope you enjoy! xx
Perfumes mentioned in this video:
Anais Anais by Cacharel
Muguet Blanc by Van Cleef and Arpels
Diorrissimo by Dior
Chanel n°5 by Chanel
Miss Dior Original by Dior
Miss Dior by Dior
Vendôme by Boucheron
Coco Chanel by Chanel
Shalimar by Guerlain
Boucheron by Boucheron
Nuits Indiennes by Jean Louis Scherrer
Vent Vert by Balmain
Jean Louis Scherrer by Jean Louis scherrer
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0:00 Introduction
0:52 How French girls consider perfume?
5:01 What type of perfumes French girl like to wear?
6:22 Floral French girl's perfumes
19:46 Oriental French girl's perfumes
25:40 Green and Chypre French girl's perfumes
30:10 Conclusion
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Commenting before watching , because for me, French women are the epitome of elegance and style. ♥️
Thank you !
I loved this video. Of your perfumes I love several - I was surprised to see no mention of Annick Goutal fragrances!
Hi! I’m not french, I’m asian but I love french perfumes! (affordable ones/ underrated hidden gems!) I love Boucheron PV, Quatre, Repetto EDT, Balmain Extatic! love watching your reviews! Thanks! Mwah!!!
Hello🥰 thank you so much for your nice comment. I love Boucheron perfumes… a preference for Boucheron parfum and Jaipur bracelet !
Thank you for sharing the content in English! I was happy to see Boucheron and Jean luis Scherrer in your collection. And you are fabulous! 💖 Also, would like to know your opinion on Sisley Soir de lune and Eau de Soir.
Thank you!Yes JLS was my signature perfume for the last 7 years. I switch to diorrissimo but I still love to wear this one. Boucheron is my night perfume! I love Sisley perfume and I used to wear Izia which is pretty new. Again because of the Lily of the Valley, Rose, Jasmine, and Peony notes. I don't know Soir de Lune, but it is more spicy and mossy. I would love to try and tell you what I think about it!
I adore Anais Anais, it’s all I have worn for forty years or more. I discovered it in, surprisingly, in one of those magazine perfume inserts in about 1980, when it was introduced here in the US. (I usually throw those inserts away because they stink). I immediately knew it was The One. It brings back my many years of studying ballet, for some reason. I think I love it because it is a true floral, with no strong spice, musk, fruit, etc., which I really dislike. It makes me smell like flowers, which exactly what I want. I just don’t get how most American women want to smell like vanilla/peach muffins, for example. I only ever considered French fragrances because they use actual flower extracts, not chemical laboratory analogs, as many others do. The French also have many centuries of expertise in formulating the finest perfumes in the world. I thought I liked the top note of Jo Malone Wild Bluebell in a shop, a few years ago, so bought a small bottle. There is no comparison, the Malone smell like flowers for only twenty minutes, then degrades to a disgusting, lingering combination of sugar and musk. What a waste of money! I’ll stick to my favorite Anais Anais. Reading over this for typos, I meant it’s the only fragrance I wear, I do wear clothes! My first sentence can imply otherwise, oops!
That’s so sweet. Anais Anais really conjures up ballet rehearsal! I also don’t get the smelling like candy mentality. It’s cheap and tacky. I want a proper perfume, preferably French, floral, oriental, anything goes.
I love Lily of the Valley, it’s my favorite flower of all. Sadly, we don’t get them here in California, and even in our woodland habits, they can’t be grown. It’s just too warm and dry for them, apparently. I wanted to try, because I live along a shaded stream that they might suit, but they’re not even imported as young starter plants (called pips, I think) here, probably because past customers complained that they just died right off. When I was a little girl, my Mom bought me a Lily of the Valley cologne, in a darling bottle shaped like a Victorian oil lamp, complete with “Tiffany stained glass” style shade. I just adored that, both the novel package and the fragrance. What months are they available in Paris, Alice? I’ll schedule a trip around that, I don’t care about the weather, so long as it’s not super-hot high summer.
Jean Louis Scherrer is a very beautiful fragrance!
I love JLS fragrance, they are sophisticated and niche but so beautiful!
Thank You For Your Videos & For This Video As Well! Please Name The Balmain Chypre Fragrance In The Mini Bottle That You Were Talking About.
Thank you for watching ! This one is « Vent vert » you can still find and Balmain still sell it. If you like the original bottle you might find some on eBay. Anyway, this fragrance is incredible !
That was a lovely video to watch!! You are absolutely fantastic ❤ new subscriber here. Could you please recommend a nice perfume to wear to bed? In the beginning of this video you mentioned about it, not sure if I missed it but I never heard you mentioning which perfume French women like to wear to bed. Thank you!!
Hello thank you 🥰 yes I like to spray perfumes beforz going to bed... usually Neroli, Fleur d'oranger, eau de lit by Guerlain from their exclusive collection, Chantilly by Houbigant or even L'heure Bleue... I will make a video about it !
Please could you make a suggestion on how to start a collection of classic perfumes? Any suggestions? Also could you make a video with Fragonard ? Thank you. You are unique!
Yes Claudia I will make a review about how to build a classic collection with suggestion. This is a great idea!
@@Aliceinparisofficialgenial! J'attendrai avec impatience
I really like your reviews. What brand of cardigan you are wearing in this video?
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Gardenia is DEFINITELY a white flower 😅
White flowers are gardenia, jasmine, magnolia... In general pretty flesh-y flowers. Lily and lily of the valley also are in that family, leaning in a slightly different direction.
Lillà or lilac is mostly a purple flower (hence de colour lilac), yet another family.
Aldeidhes are in perfumes to give the smell/idea of fresh air, not much to do with yellow flowers 😅
Yes I should have put Gardenia in the white flowers family.Also tuberose or freesia. White flowers have in general a more intense and indolic note for me. But this is really personal.
@@Aliceinparisofficial I agree.
About the aldeidhes (spelling?) I think the idea at the time was to take away the more "heavy" and dirty part of some "carnal" flowers (rose, lily, etc) and make it more clean and airy, so I get what you meant by "flower" note.
@@miominipony1276 aldehydes. It is the first artificial flower note created. Chanel broke with the tradition that usually women want to smell like flower. She wanted to create a "soapy" fresh smell. She was obsessed by this idea of fresh clean sheet smell. It is made from an isolate - benzyl acetate - found in jasmine but not a full jasmine scent to enhance the real jasmine. It was synthesized from coal tar back then but it is available as a natural (non-fossil) source today as well as a synthetic. That's why it is still considered as a "floral" note even the smell is closer to the soap powdery vintage smell than jasmine.
@@AliceinparisofficialAlice...she is right and you are wrong. WRONG!!!
Chemically, an aldehyde is a soapy fat. S-o-m-e aldehydes have a scent. In high school chemistry class, we created an aldehyde that smelled a little like banana. It is CLEAR that you did NOT take a chemistry class of ANY kind in high school.
Aldehydes are a FATTY SOAP that adhere to whatever other scents they are exposed to. ALDEHYDES ARE NOT A FLOWER, REAL OR IMAGINED.
The aldehydes in Chanel #5 are GREEN aldehydes...and the nose/chemist was MAD at Chanel for being so picky, so he literally threw the entire vat of the green aldehydes into the formula to make her sick--aldehyde overdose--but instead she loved it. However, in NO way was that green aldehyde overdose meant in ANY POSSIBLE WAY meant to represent a FLOWER of ANY kind in ANY WAY!!!
The chemist/nose thought it would turn her stomach. In a way, he succeeded, because Chanel #5 DOES indeed turn my stomach and I cannot abide it...although millions of men and women across the world love it. I do NOT like ANY fragrance with a soapy note.
To construe that any type of aldehyde represents a synthetic flower is preposterous . Ask any chemist...or anyone who has taken a basic organic chemistry class.
Oh I’m in trouble here. Lol. I love my Chanel n°5 and mademoiselle, Chanel noir, and other darker but less flowery smells like Tom Ford Forger d’argent, F*cking Fabulous, Oud wood and their leather scent and Black Orchid. I know you said that’s not really your thing but is there a French perfume similar to those deeper/heavier scents?
Can you show us your entire perfume collection ? Please 🙏 ❤️
Yes I will! I am still on the verge to collect more
Hi Alice!!! What do you think about Lou Lou from Cacharel? Have you ever tried it? I know it's a vintage french perfume from the 80's. I bought Boucheron after watching your review❤️
Hey I like Loulou, there is a French fleur de tiare with vanilla in the base. It’s a soft dry vanilla perfume. I am going to review Loulou in the next coming weeks. Stay tuned !
@@Aliceinparisofficial Thank you Alice!!! 🥰
My mother wore LouLou in the late 80s. I wore her perfume to school.
I also prefer floral woody scents. Could you please review Chanel chance green?
Please suggest a few places to go perfume shopping in Paris! I’d also love to get a few not easily available in usa
Yep I will do a video about the best perfume shops in Paris
@@Aliceinparisofficial im visiting Paris in a few months. Can’t wait to get my hands on some rare perfumes!!!😍😍😍
I got Very Very from a friend years ago. I can't find it anywhere. Would appreciate to buy a bottle
Vent Vert
The original Jean Louis Scherrer , the green fragrance , FOREVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I do not think that Chanel n5, was something new I think was inspired by Arpege from Lanvin.
Arpège came out in 1927 and Chanel 5 in 1921. Chanel 5 was definitely a new perfume and very innovative. Accidentally with too much aldehyde concentration but Chanel loved it at first sniff
I was so wrong. Thank you
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I don’t smell the musk in Anais Anais, fortunately, because I hate it.
Wow know no one who still wearing Boucheron pour femme besides you. I love it always but it doesnt smell the same anymore, 😢
You better say «what perfumes French girls liked to wear 40 years ago» or «what perfumes our mothers and grandmothers liked to wear» because nowadays all the ladies in the world tend to like and wear the same fragrances and most women in France don’t wear vintage perfumes 😅
Hello not really It might be a Parisian thing but many parisian tend to wear vintage fragrances. Its just a question of sophistication. Ines de La Fressange likes to detail her vintage bottles in her magazine interviews.
Chanel no 5 is the worst everrr ! It’s " alcoholy “ and doesn’t smell flowery at all !
"For a lot of french girl generation..." Girl what does that even mean??
A generation of French girls of course