Dazzle by Paris Hilton

Very rich aroma, slightly acidic cherries, vanilla, and a sparkling touch of champagne. I like it a lot. But I’m disappointed with the sillage and longevity. I wonder if they reformulated it; others say to use it moderately because it’s heavy, and today I almost literally drenched myself in it. I applied it, it didn’t smell anything after a while, reapplied, and before leaving I sprayed it on my clothes. Not a single compliment and extremely short longevity. A pity because the opening is delicious and the bottle is gorgeous. Scent 7/10, Longevity 6/10, Sillage 4/10, Value 5/10, Versatility 8/10, Packaging 9/10. Would I return? Maybe. EDIT: With a layer of Al Rehab Choco Musk oil, it works great, adding a chocolatey touch and increasing longevity. NOTE 1/2/2026: After hundreds of tests, it’s one of the few with a cherry note that I like.

Delicious cherries! It opens with a liqueur-like burst of maraschino cherries, then softens into hard candy cherries without losing the champagne fizz. Finally, a soft vanilla clings to the skin—no florals or fruity undertones. I imagine a glass of champagne filled with cherries and a touch of vanilla. It’s tender, playful, sexy, cheerful, and youthful. Perfect for teens or anyone who enjoys this vibe. Versatile for daily wear, school, or the mall; comfortable and not bothersome. Not for formal events. Sillage and longevity are moderate, sometimes weak depending on skin pH. I’m obsessed with the bottle; it’s gorgeous and my favorite color. No complaints, I love everything about it!

This perfume is a clear example of unpolished notes. The cherry here isn’t like the one in Petite Robe Noire (which is my favorite); it smells weak and powdery, lacking charm. It’s a common perfume with no personality. It was a gift I didn’t like, so I gave the whole bottle away. I wouldn’t recommend buying it blindly. I was already starting to dislike the cherry note in perfumes like this. If you’re looking for something well-made, go for Guerlain’s Petite Robe Noire; that’s where you’ll find a real, polished, non-childish cherry.

I have a love-hate relationship with this perfume. Sometimes it’s so cloying it gives me a headache, but on cold days or for sleeping, I adore it. To my taste, it smells like very synthetic and poorly executed cherry and peach. The champagne and vanilla notes are very weak and fade quickly. I think the cherry notes need some polishing so the other scents can shine through. It’s cloying, synthetic, and even a bit childish—nothing for work because it’s overwhelming, but perfect for summer outdoor getaways.

Dazzle is exactly what the reviews say: sweet and cherry-forward, super pleasant and feminine. It smells like cherries and caramel, to the point where you might call it a ‘good girl’ perfume. If you like sweet scents, it’s a solid choice. The longevity is moderate—not too short, but not as long as others. It lasts much longer on clothes than on skin. Another hit from PH, for sure. I love its little bottle with the shiny pink appliqués, very typical of Paris Hilton.

It’s a very rich perfume, probably youthful. It smells like acidic cherry with apricot and apple, but the vanilla balances everything to hit the perfect spot between acidic and sweet. I also notice a touch of champagne and nuts. It’s talcky, but not as much as Katy Perry’s Meow. I’m waiting for warmer weather to use it more; I bought it in winter and put it away because I preferred other scents during that season.

Dazzle smells like a doll, with a creamy milk and strawberry touch. It lasts well on the skin and by the end of the day leaves a soft vanilla base. To me, it’s strawberries or cherries with milk and vanilla. It’s rich, undeniable, and wearable from girl to woman. It’s informal, nothing wrong with that. I wouldn’t buy it, but I’d use it if it was a gift. Maybe it’s a bit flirtatious, depending on who wears it.

On my skin, it has low longevity and projection, but for the price, it doesn’t matter. The opening is strong but lasts only a few minutes before giving way to the star: a boozy, slightly acidic yet juicy cherry. Gradually, apple joins in after the apricot, and finally, it settles with violet. On my skin, the other notes aren’t very noticeable, but I like how it evolves; I’d recommend it for cool days.

Sweet, super sweet… To me, it smells like figs and cream, but my husband sees it as more citrusy and he definitely picks up on the cherries; he’s obsessed with it. It’s a super feminine, playful, and cheerful perfume. It doesn’t wear out on me, it’s not cloying or overwhelming; I wear it all year round. Great sillage and longevity. Definitely one of my favorites.

I’m quite surprised; it smells delicious. In my search for something cherry-forward, I found this. I loved it; it has a moderate sillage and lasts about 8 hours, plus it has a fantastic price. At first, it smells like fresh, acidic cherries, but it dries down to sweet cherries, like those in syrup. Very pleasant indeed.

It starts with a sparkling cherry note from the champagne, where cherry dominates alongside the florals and the musky base. Before the reformulation, it was a powerhouse that lasted forever; this new version smells the same, but I feel it has less longevity, though the trail is still good.

I bought it because people said it was like So Sweet by Lolita Lempicka, but no… I actually love the medicinal scent of that one. Here, the cherry is dark, sweet, and powdery. For me, it’s a no; that Bellini scent prevails and the brandied cherry gives me a headache and nausea.

No! Please, don’t buy it if you don’t like powder. I was fooled by the ‘clean, sweet, doll-like’ reviews, but the truth is it smells like cheap, gross powder. I bought it blindly and it was my big mistake. If you don’t want to smell like a brand-new doll, listen to me.

I love it! It smells like a cherry palette, has excellent longevity and projection, and I’ve received many compliments, especially from guys. It’s sweet, but I think I could wear it all year. The best part is the price—it has the 3 Bs.

I agree 100%! It smells like sweet cherries with that sparkling champagne note and a vanilla base. I’ve had it for over a year and it hasn’t changed at all. Now that it’s summer in Chile, I’m giving it a new try.