Paloma Picasso

Paloma Picasso by Paloma Picasso for Women
Year Introduced: 1984
Scent Type: Chypre - Floral
Top Notes: Bergamot, neroli, lemon, ambrette
Heart Notes: Jasmine, Bulgarian rose, ylang-ylang, coriander, clove
Base Notes: Patchouli, vetiver, sandalwood, oakmoss, moss, amber

"From internationally acclaimed designer Paloma Picasso comes a signature fragrance as worldly, dramatic, and elegant as its creator. Paloma Picasso was born into a world of creativity, the daughter of artist Pablo Picasso and Francoise Gilot. She was christened Paloma, meaning "dove" in Spanish, after her father's dove, which was the symbol of the 1949 Peace Congress. The lush chypre scent begins with brisk citrus top notes, dissolving into rich jeweled notes of jasmine and Bulgarian rose, poised against layers of spices and woods, warm ambers, earthy oakmoss, and exotic sandalwood. Presented in Picasso's signature Florentine red, contrasted by matte black."

Tentations by Paloma Picasso for Women
Year Introduced: 1996
Scent Type: Oriental
Top Notes: Bergmot, pepper
Heart Notes: Florals
Base Notes: Myrrh, cedarwood

"Tentations, meaning "temptations" in French, is a sizzling creation from Paloma Picasso. A fragrance designed for exotic living, Tentations is dramatic, passionate, and mysterious. Picasso, daughter of artist Pablo Picasso, is an extraordinarily talented woman in her own right, as evidenced by her jewelry designs for Tiffany & Company, among other ventures. Tentations is an expansive Oriental blend and is presented in hues of red and black, similar to Picasso's original signature fragrance. The bottle bears an intriguing filigree motif. Oh, so exquisite - why not yield to temptation? "