Tease by Paris Hilton
Women 2010
Description
Tease by Paris Hilton is a floral chypre fragrance for women. Launched in 2010, the nose behind this creation is Steve DeMercado. The top notes are red apple, peach, and bergamot; the heart notes are neroli, jasmine, and frangipani; and the base notes are sand, woody notes, and amber.
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About Tease
Tease by Paris Hilton is a floral chypre fragrance for women. Launched in 2010, the nose behind this creation is Steve DeMercado. The top notes are red apple, peach, and bergamot; the heart notes are neroli, jasmine, and frangipani; and the base notes are sand, woody notes, and amber.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
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Value perception
Leading answer Good value
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Hey, don’t get mad at me, but this Paris Hilton scent smells just like J’adore by Dior—or vice versa. I own both, and they’re almost identical. However, as it develops, the PH version stays static and sweet with nard, while the Dior one evolves with heat, sounding fresher and less green. Still, it just doesn’t convince me.
Pure nard and jasmine. It’s a white floral with a fruity and woody touch, quite formal. Doesn’t smell synthetic at all; I like it.
It looks nice, and the sand note gives it a special vibe, but the longevity on my skin was terrible. I wouldn’t buy it again.
Bought it recently and it smells like white flowers, though initially you can detect peach rather than apple. Then the neroli and whites come out, but as it dries there’s a sand note that I hate—it’s unpleasant. Once fully dry, it’s very fresh, perfect for those over 25 or special nightouts. I give it 7.5/10: it smells good, but it’s for white flower lovers who are obsessed with them all the time.
I bought it recently, and it smells of white flowers. At first, it’s peach (without the apple), then nard and florals. A few minutes in, an unpleasant note kicks in—I think it’s the sand, which bothers me. Once it dries completely, it’s fresh and floral. Ideal for those over 25 or night outs. I’d give it 7.5/10: it smells good, but if you love white florals, you’ll adore it.
I’m not regretting my blind buy. I’m not a PH fan; their perfumes are usually commercial and synthetic, but Tease surprised me. It’s floral, sweet, very feminine, and youthful. I’ll keep buying it.
Honestly, it wasn’t what I expected. The jasmine feels invasive to me, and I just don’t get that scent. Although I was hoping for floral, it seemed very intense at first. Once it settles, it mellowed out and became more pleasant, but that’s the risk of blind buying. If I get the chance, I won’t buy it again.
If you like florals, you’ll love this. I adore nard, so I’m happy with this PH Tease. It has a great trail and lasts about 8 hours on me.
If you like florals, you’ll probably love this. I adore neroli, which is why I’m so happy with this Paris Hilton Tease. It has good sillage and lasts about 8 hours on me.
Tease is a versatile fragrance for me. I use it when I don’t know what to wear and don’t feel like anything loud. In those moments, I tend to gravitate toward white flower-based scents. In my review, I’ll compare it to Kim Kardashian by Kim Kardashian, as they are quite similar. In this perfume, neroli and jasmine stand out, though accompanied from the start by apple. It’s a fresher, springier, and softer scent than Kim Kardashian. The sweetness of the neroli becomes more fruity due to the apple, which also adds a certain acidity. In the background, it’s indicated to contain a sand note, but what I notice is the aroma I’ve identified in other perfumes as ‘solar notes’. Its sillage is moderate, and its longevity is about 4 hours, less on me than Kim Kardashian. Between these two, I stick with Kim Kardashian, which seems rounder to me and lasts longer. Scent 7/10 Longevity 6/10 Sillage 7/10 Value 7/10 Versatility 8/10 Packaging 9/10 Would I buy again? No
Tease is versatile; I use it when I don’t know what to wear and don’t want something loud. I love white floral scents. I compare it to Kim Kardashian by Kim Kardashian—they’re very similar. Here, nard and jasmine with apple stand out from the start. It’s fresher, spring-like, and softer than the Kim version. The sweetness of the nard turns fruity thanks to the apple, which adds acidity. There’s sand in the base, but I detect a ‘solar note’ vibe. Moderate trail, lasts about 4 hours, less than the Kim one. Between the two, I stick with Kim; it’s rounder and longer-lasting. Scent: 7/10, Longevity: 6/10, Sillage: 7/10, Value: 7/10, Versatility: 8/10, Packaging: 9/10. Would I buy it again? No.
Would I buy it again? Absolutely not. Nothing youthful, sweet, or sexy about it. A strong marine sand note with woods and nard dominates, so strong that three sprays overwhelm you; it feels like a potent men’s perfume. On my skin, it’s so soapy it’s almost disgusting. Trail: 6, Longevity: 7.
Very sensual and feminine, neither citrusy nor sweet. It has a balanced floral touch that doesn’t overwhelm, though the opening is a bit intense and softens as it settles. Nard dominates the dry down, but I don’t detect the fruity notes on my skin. It’s one of the less youthful PH scents. Good trail and lasts about 6 to 7 hours.
What a surprise! Tease is the twin sister of Michael Kors’ ‘Michael’—a more affordable, less long-lasting version. I’d definitely buy it to wear without restraint; it’s delicious.
Grabbed it because it was the cheapest in Paris; now it’s doubled in price. At first, I didn’t care for it, but halfway through the bottle, I fell in love. Now I let it rest so it doesn’t run out lol. Top tier for longevity, scent, and presence.
Arrived yesterday and smells more expensive than it is. Best used in moderation to enjoy its aroma. It’s floral, perfect for daytime, attention-grabbing, and hard to find anymore. Sexy vibes; the burlesque dancer image fits perfectly. Incredibly long-lasting, about 8 hours on me. Highly recommend.
Not a bad perfume, but nothing sensational. More floral than fruity; the sweetness wins on the skin. You have to test it first, like with Shakira’s line—some love it, others hate it. It transforms into cheap duplicates depending on your pH. Didn’t work for me; smells like cheap sweet cologne. This is my second Paris perfume; the first one fascinated me, but Tease disappointed.
Hello, I got lucky and had the 15ml because I bought a five-piece set and sold the extras. I hated the scent. It feels weird; I smelled it at testers and liked it, but once I owned it, I hated it. It has a smell that just makes you angry.
Hi, I got this perfume thanks to God in a 15ml bottle because I bought a set of five in that size. Honestly, I sold it; I didn’t like the scent at all and it seems weird. I smelled it on testers before and liked it, but once I owned it, I hated it. It has a scent that just makes you angry.
Great buy! I followed this guide and the fragrance is divine—youthful and sensual. The only downside is the bottle looks a bit dull for all that elegance and femininity, but I’ll buy it again. I loved it. Months passed, it gave me a headache and I got bored, so I gifted it to my mom since she found it expired at home. I lost the money, but the experience was good.
Bought it blind. When I received it, I thought it was floral and put it away, but one day I tried it and wow! The men around me say I smell good and are dreaming of me (maybe I exaggerated a bit). It’s floral, delicate, and sweet, with a sillage and longevity that make it seem pricier. It doesn’t smell like anything I know, so I’ll definitely buy it again. Dominant notes are white flowers, sweet red apple, and bergamot.
At first, it smells like apple with a creamy touch, then evolves into a rich grape-like scent. It’s an excellent perfume.
It was sweet and strong, one of my favorites until I got pregnant and it made me nauseous, so I hated it. When my baby was born, I tried using it again, and it had the same effect, so I gifted it away. It smelled like a cabaret.
Definitely not a celebrity fragrance; I was surprised. It smells old-school but without seeming old (though I find those more complex and interesting). It’s floral to the bone, with noticeable neroli and lilies, and spicy touches that give it class and sexiness. Warning: use it in cold weather, for formal occasions, and in moderation, or you risk saturating yourself and others. Price-to-quality ratio: 10/10.
Excellent perfume that smells more expensive than it is. Delicious fruits, delicious flowers, and at the end, I think I pick up on hot sand, although maybe I’m just imagining it. Without a doubt, my favorite from Paris after Can Can. For me, it’s better after age 25, but everyone has their tastes. The name suits it well, and if I had to choose a perfume for the color purple, it would be this one, though it also reminds me of a beautiful white sandy beach you wouldn’t want to leave. Definitely sexy enough.
I wanted to add another review because the previous one didn’t feel complete. It smells of neroli and jasmine; it’s floral but with a sweet, fresh touch that makes it subtle and delicate. I love it, even though I don’t usually go for heavy florals. This isn’t overwhelming; it’s light, fresh, and has a pleasant sweetness. Give it a try, you might like it. P.S.: It doesn’t smell like the typical Paris Hilton scents. It’s floral but very delicate and fresh. 🙂
I’m surprised I like it since I’m not into florals. This one smells floral but light, exactly what I was looking for. I detect jasmine and neroli; it’s elegant, subtle, and fresh. I really like it, great first impression. For a gourmand like me, this fragrance was impressive. It’s lovely, I like it. Give it a try, you’ll love it.
This fragrance smells good, which surprises me because I’m not a floral person. It’s floral but not heavy, and that’s what I liked. Yes, I can smell the jasmine and neroli; it’s elegant yet subtle and fresh. I like it and have a good impression. Give it a chance, you might enjoy it. I, being a gourmand to the bone, was impressed. It’s lovely and I like it.
I was very surprised that it was from Paris. I really liked it; a fresh and sweet but dark scent, semi-elegant, I think it would be perfect for the night. I don’t think it’s for teenagers; it feels too strong to me, more like for 23 and up. Even though I like it, for the same reason that it feels strong, I wouldn’t buy it because I might get sick of it.
To be honest, I liked it at first, but then I started having issues. After a while, I couldn’t stand it; it was my daily perfume and all I thought about was wanting it to end. I usually keep bottles, and now that I smell it again, I like it, but I wouldn’t buy it again.