Trish by Trisha Paytas

3 Reviews

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   puzzledTruffle1

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   I really wanted to like this. I requested this as a birthday gift from my husband. For 55 dollars idk what I was expecting but it certainly wasn’t the scent I got. It was a pretty bottle and a very cute color but the substance of the fragrance was off putting. It smells sickly sweet, not in a candy kind of way, but in a stale way. It reminds me of the kind of kids perfumes you received as a kid. Thre is no demension. It doesn’t smell sophisticated or like any other perfume I’ve every encountered besides the kids perfumes. I had a play set as a kid where you could create your own scent choosing from three base scents and they were awful! This smells like that. Save your money.

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   somberCaribou7

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   There are SO few reviews of this product out there that actually give a decent description of this scent, so here you go:

   1. It’s NOT masculine. Perhaps my batch was different to other reviewers, but to me this is a feminine scent. Not unisex, not masculine cologne. Of course any male can wear any scent they please, but as far as what is traditionally deemed a masculine vibe, this is NOT.

   2. It is sweet – again, many reviewers say this isn’t sweet, but it is. Compared to Pink Sugar Aquolina it is less “sugar” but this is not a cologne scent. It is a fruity floral vibe – closest I can find scent wise is Vera Wang Pink Princess (which has notes of sweet and fruity, no surprise there.) However, where Princess Pink has a citrus edge, this is slightly more rosy/floral, SLIGHTLY. Overtone is sweet, a slight edge of candy floss but very subtle. It is not a gourmand or vanilla, more like a strawberry candy sweetness, which dries down to a nice soft sweetness with fruity edges.

   3. Lasting power is good, as is sillage, but not too overpowering.

   4. Trish describes it as “a walk through victoria’s secret but with more candy”, but truly I disagree. VS fragrances are somehow different and I have never smelled a VS fragrance like this. Which is a good thing!

   This is a great fragrance day or night, it’s comforting and feminine and somewhat unique (but this isn’t mind blowing, why do all the video reviewers of this have SO MUCH trouble describing what is a nice fruity floral. It’s not one of a kind, but it is nice and wearable.)

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   grizzledHyena3

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   I haven’t seen a lot of reviews for this product, which is a shame because (1) this perfume is very limited edition and (2) this perfume is my absolute favorite. I’m actually planning on purchasing this perfume again, even though I have barely used my first bottle, because I don’t want to run out! I personally am a huge fan of Trisha Paytas, but a lot of people don’t like her, which is partially why I think this product isn’t as popular. This is also my first “fancy” full-size bottle I’ve purchased; I just recently got into fragrances in general.

   First, the packaging. The bottle has a diamond-type top with a band of diamonds at the bottom. It’s very pretty, although unfortunately after a few days the diamond part broke off from the diamond band. It looks like it’s just glue connecting the two, so I will be able to repair it myself but it’s still annoying. The most unique thing about this is that the liquid itself is pink! According to Trisha, this was very difficult to get, but I think it’s very characteristic of her and the pink color is like a light hot pink. It’s not neon but it is still a bright, very pink color. I would say the appearance itself is very, very attractive and looks great on my desk (yes, I keep it right next to me), although the top breaking is a downside.

   On to the most important part, the smell. It’s definitely a very unique scent, but I personally love it. It has a bit of a masculine cologne scent (which is okay with me because I love the smell of men’s cologne) but it’s definitely not a man’s scent. It’s not what I would consider to be a light or airy scent, definitely not flowery or overly girly. But it’s got a very sultry smell (this one is really tough to describe), similar to fragrances that you would find in the Victoria’s Secret perfumes marketed as sexy or bedroom. However, there is a sweet overtone to it, lingering after the dark, masculine scent wears off. I would say that the initial scent can be very overpowering at first but that quickly wears off after a few minutes and it becomes much more “publicly acceptable” (I can’t stand strong perfume in public, but after a few minutes the strong scent is okay to go out with).

   The perfume seems to last for a while. Like I said, the sweet scent lasts longer than the initial cologne-y scent, but it does fade after a while until it’s somewhat faint. It’s probably at least 3 hours of wear before it really fades away, but if I apply it in the late morning or afternoon, I can still lightly smell it by bedtime.

   This is most likely not a scent I would have purchased in store. I would have smelled it, thought it was interesting, but wouldn’t consider spending the $50 on it. I’ll admit that I bought this because it was by Trisha Paytas (but then again isn’t that how all celebrity perfumes work?), but I was very pleasantly surprised and this has replaced my two favorite perfumes. Like I said, this is very limited edition (and the last shipment is coming in this week before it’s all gone), so I am planning to purchase one more bottle because I think I will be very sad when this current bottle runs out.

   Overall, I love this perfume. It took me a couple days to get used to it and decide if I like it or not, but I really do think this is my favorite scent so far! I very much recommend this if you like slightly manly, mostly sultry, and somewhat sweet scents.