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Paloma Picasso Eau de Parfum (1984) opens with coriander and angelica, followed by jasmine and ylang-ylang over sandalwood. It's a big, confident chypre-style perfume from the decade of shoulder pads: spicy coriander, heady flowers and dark, warm wood. The EDT is a separate version.
What Wearers Say
One wearer enjoys its earthy, animalic opening and leather-like dry-down.
Another finds its smoky, sweaty impression difficult to wear.
Great for
Try it if spicy flowers and earthy, animalic scents appeal.
Not for
Sample first if smoky or animalic impressions put you off.
Fragrance Notes
Best Seasons
🍂 fall ❄️ winter 🌸 spring