What do you think about Pas Ce Soir? Which one is your favorite and why? Also, did you have the chance to try quince jam and did you enjoy it? I can't wait to read your thoughts. ❤
Hi Miri!💐 I’ve never experienced quince in any form. If I had an opportunity, I would try Quince Jam. I only tried a travel spray of BDK Velvet Tonka and I do enjoy that. I don’t see myself trying either of these fragrances, but thank you for sharing your thoughts. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!💛💛💛
Hi there! New subscriber here; your channel was recommended by one of my own subscribers. Shoutout to Leah!😀 I have a sample of Pas Ce Soir and I really like it, but it’s definitely not worth the price tag (unless heavily discontinued) in my opinion because it smells like a typical designer “fruit-chouli” fragrance. It reminds me of fragrances like La Vie Est Belle, Chanel Chance, and Jimmy Choo Illicit. I haven’t tried the Extrait but it sounds more promising. Great reviews and comparison!🙂
Aw really, I didn't know my channel was at a level of being recommended so that makes me so happy especially because the journey seems so hard and long, and I guess you can relate to that. Welcome to our fragrance family. I'm glad the review was informative and I'll check out some of your videos when I catch the time. 😉🥰
@@Miri-s Oh, trust me, neither is mine!😂 I’m just a small channel. I can certainly relate to that. I forgot to mention that I really like quince jam as well. I didn’t like it as a child! I haven’t come across a quince tree in a while though.
@@lukeparfums Sadly, quince isn't that popular, even today in Croatia kids don't know how it smells anymore. I guess that is another reason why I enjoy Pas Ce Soir EDP because it evokes childhood memories of a scent that is so rare nowadays.🍐🌺
@Miri's When I sniffed the EDP a couple of days ago, it was instant love. I put Extrait on my wrist today and the opening was a love, but it turned dark very fast and lost all that joyous opening. It's It does make it interesting, but I don't know about acquiring more of it. Thanks for the insight into your traditional uses of quince in Croatia 😊 I love to learn things like that!
@@kareninthevalley I agree. EDP has a much more likable scent profile for women compared to the Extrait because it has damp, earthy patchouli in the base.😉
What do you think about Pas Ce Soir? Which one is your favorite and why?
Also, did you have the chance to try quince jam and did you enjoy it?
I can't wait to read your thoughts. ❤
just ordered mine i can't wait
I hope you'll love it. 🥰
Hi Miri!💐
I’ve never experienced quince in any form. If I had an opportunity, I would try Quince Jam.
I only tried a travel spray of BDK Velvet Tonka and I do enjoy that.
I don’t see myself trying either of these fragrances, but thank you for sharing your thoughts.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend!💛💛💛
Quince jam is very delicious. I hope you'll have the chance to try it out one day. Enjoy as well! ❤
I love the original, pity it doesn't last very long but haven't tried the extrait. Thanks so much for your detailed and helpful comparison Miri.
Yes, that's the biggest problem with the EDP, the longevity. I'm glad you found the comparison helpful. Have a great day! 🥰
Hi there! New subscriber here; your channel was recommended by one of my own subscribers. Shoutout to Leah!😀 I have a sample of Pas Ce Soir and I really like it, but it’s definitely not worth the price tag (unless heavily discontinued) in my opinion because it smells like a typical designer “fruit-chouli” fragrance. It reminds me of fragrances like La Vie Est Belle, Chanel Chance, and Jimmy Choo Illicit. I haven’t tried the Extrait but it sounds more promising. Great reviews and comparison!🙂
Aw really, I didn't know my channel was at a level of being recommended so that makes me so happy especially because the journey seems so hard and long, and I guess you can relate to that. Welcome to our fragrance family. I'm glad the review was informative and I'll check out some of your videos when I catch the time. 😉🥰
@@Miri-s Oh, trust me, neither is mine!😂 I’m just a small channel. I can certainly relate to that. I forgot to mention that I really like quince jam as well. I didn’t like it as a child! I haven’t come across a quince tree in a while though.
@@lukeparfums Sadly, quince isn't that popular, even today in Croatia kids don't know how it smells anymore. I guess that is another reason why I enjoy Pas Ce Soir EDP because it evokes childhood memories of a scent that is so rare nowadays.🍐🌺
Hi Miri, unfortunately my feed doesn’t show when you upload. Let me binge watch now😎
Ahahahahahhah, enjoy! 😉😊🙃
Such a detailed review👌🏼👌🏼thank you❤
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful. 🥰
Oo! I am excited for this one, as I have little samples of both!
I'm glad the review will be helpful. Have a great rest of the Sunday! 🥰
@Miri's When I sniffed the EDP a couple of days ago, it was instant love. I put Extrait on my wrist today and the opening was a love, but it turned dark very fast and lost all that joyous opening. It's It does make it interesting, but I don't know about acquiring more of it. Thanks for the insight into your traditional uses of quince in Croatia 😊 I love to learn things like that!
@@kareninthevalley I agree. EDP has a much more likable scent profile for women compared to the Extrait because it has damp, earthy patchouli in the base.😉