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Passion Fruit, Orange Blossom & Vetiver
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2014
A tropical-floral Carolina Woman fragrance with tart passion fruit and luminous orange blossom over a dry vetiver base. It feels sunny and colorful at first, then becomes cleaner, greener, and more structured as the vetiver comes forward. Dame later listed it among the retired original Dame Woman eau de toilettes.
Passion Méditerranée - Avec Amour / Passion Mediterranee Avec Amour / Avec Amour
Pascal Morabito
Release year:
1997
A sunny feminine from the Passion Méditerranée group, blending fruit, flowers, and soft warmth into a relaxed vacation-romance mood. It feels bright, affectionate, and lightly sweet.
Passion Méditerranée - Beach / Passion Mediterranee Beach / Beach
Pascal Morabito
Release year:
1997
A beachy feminine fragrance with sunlit fruit, airy florals, and a clean musky base. It feels casual and warm-weather ready, evoking suntan skin, sea air, and simple summer ease.
Passion Méditerranée - Yachting / Passion Mediterranee Yachting / Yachting
Pascal Morabito
Release year:
1997
A fresh masculine from the Passion Méditerranée group, shaped around marine air, citrus, and clean woods. It feels sporty, breezy, and yacht-club casual rather than heavy or formal.
Passion of Venice / PASSION OF VENICE
Swiss Arabian
Release year:
2023
A romantic fruity-floral amber with bright fruit, florals, vanilla, musk, and smooth woods. It feels lively and refined, like a city fragrance built around color, movement, and soft elegance. The dry-down is warm, sweet, and graceful without becoming too heavy.
Passion Rose
Lorenzo Pazzaglia
Release year:
2022
A dense rose extrait with a passionate, warm, and fruit-tinted profile. The rose is not fragile or watery; it feels velvety, sweet, spicy, and surrounded by ambered depth. It reads as a sensual modern rose with enough density and sweetness to match the house style, while still keeping the flower recognizable at the center.
Passion Woman
Armaf
Release year:
2016
Passion Woman is a feminine-leaning composition with florals, soft fruit, clean musk, and a smooth sweet base. It feels polished, approachable, and more decorative than minimalist.
Passport Paris
Paris Hilton
Release year:
2010
Passport Paris is part of the travel-themed Passport collection and presents a bright floral-fruity style with a fresh polished finish. It feels light, cheerful, and city-inspired rather than heavy.
Passport South Beach
Paris Hilton
Release year:
2010
South Beach takes the Passport concept into a brighter tropical direction with playful fruit and floral sweetness. It feels warm-weather friendly, cheerful, and very approachable.
Passport St. Moritz
Paris Hilton
Release year:
2011
St. Moritz gives the Passport line a cooler and more sparkling feminine profile with a clean polished finish. It feels fresh and slightly more crisp than the sunnier Passport entries.
Passport Tokyo
Paris Hilton
Release year:
2010
Passport Tokyo gives the line a cleaner and slightly more aquatic-fruity freshness with an airy youthful tone. It feels casual, breezy, and easy to enjoy.
Passum
Profumi di Pantelleria
Release year:
2012
A resinous musky-amber fragrance with incense, myrrh, Florentine iris, musk, ambergris, and vanilla-like warmth. It has an ancient, slightly ceremonial character: smoky resins at the top, powdery iris through the center, and a warm musky base that feels soft but persistent. It is aromatic, powdery, and quietly assertive rather than sweet or heavy.
Password
House of Matriarch
Release year:
2013
A secretive woody-amber fragrance with a slightly spicy, resinous, and skin-like character. It feels coded and intimate, as if the scent is meant to be discovered close up: warm, dark, smooth, and quietly magnetic.
Pasticcio
Sospiro
Release year:
2022
A playful gourmand-leaning amber with a layered mix of sweet, spicy, creamy, and woody facets. It feels deliberately abundant, like a dessert table translated into niche perfumery without losing Sospiro polish.
Patchouli
Lorenzo Villoresi
Release year:
1996
A rich natural patchouli with the dark, slightly chocolatey earthiness of the material left intact, but shaped into something smoother and more polished than a raw oil. It feels warm, textured, and quietly magnetic, with woods and soft sweetness rounding the deepest edges.
Patchouli
Fragonard
Release year:
2008
A wood-centered Fragonard fragrance with a clean, direct structure and a polished Grasse finish. Patchouli emphasizes dry grain, aromatic freshness, and soft warmth, giving the scent a composed unisex character rather than a rough rustic one.
Patchouli
Murdock London
Release year:
2010
A warm, bohemian patchouli fragrance framed by cardamom, black pepper, ylang-ylang, jasmine, suede, and a plush earthy base. It leans velvety and sensual rather than dirty, using spice and florals to smooth the patchouli into something polished enough for a modern barbershop line. It feels rich, confident, and best suited to cooler weather or evening wear.
Patchouli
Floris
Release year:
2013
A patchouli-focused scent that keeps the note refined and elegant, balancing earthy depth with spice, woods, and a smooth polished finish. It feels rich without becoming muddy, giving patchouli a more aristocratic bearing than usual.
Patchouli
Franck Boclet
Release year:
2013
A patchouli-centered fragrance with earthy depth, woody darkness, and a refined ambered finish. It feels bohemian but polished, giving patchouli richness and texture without turning muddy or overly sweet.
Patchouli
Ajmal
Release year:
2019
Patchouli is a unisex Ajmal fragrance shaped around deep woods, oud-like richness. Within the Purely Orient line, it reads as a distinct take on Ajmal's blend of Arabian depth and modern polish. The drydown leans warm and persistent, with resinous wood, amber, and musk giving it a dressed, long-wearing character.