I bought some wonderful perfume. We had a tour of the place with our vacation and fragrances were…read moreexplained. I bought several bottles back to the states and Eiffel Tower bottles my friends love it and the scents are lovely.

Fragonard is an incredibly beautiful perfume boutique. The night that we were headed towards the…read moreEiffel tower and were walking past shops I remember my eyes immediately zeroed in on the floral designs and meticulously organized display case and I mentally thought to myself: "I'm going to stop by tomorrow." and so I did, and initially I walked away having thought that I spent too much but then when I compared the expense to what it cost back in the US, I realized that shopping here is a really good deal and I would definitely recommend that if you're looking to buy gifts; this is a must stop. They have a good variety of sets from full size bottles to miniature sets. Some that come with just parfume, eu de toilette or a combination of soap, gels and parfums. I saw that prices ranged from 16 - 24 Euro for the miniature sets, but the prices are also reasonable for single sized parfum and cologne bottles. Yes, they offer cologne for men here and I was really impressed with how well all of them seemed to smell. I ended up buying a full sized bottle for my brother while I was here, as well as gifts for some of my friends. The lady tending to us was really kind, and she allowed us to take our time and even included individual gift bags as well as a variety of samples for us and the people we were buying for. The gift bags alone seemed to be a work of art and we left very happy and content with our purchases. The only problem now is, where will we shop when we run out of products we bought? Maybe that will be an incentive to return...

The guy who works here is INCREDIBLE! He is so helpful, and sweet-- very cheerful, and…read morehard-working! Most of the Le Labo shops have terrible reviews and snobbery, but this guy is down-to-earth and super chill. Five stars. Hands down the best Le Labo in Paris!!

I do not remember which location I went to, but I do remember my husband and I walking for about 30…read moreminutes before starting to wonder if we had written down the wrong address. But I'm glad we kept walking! We were greeted immediately by one of the women. She talked me though the four distinct types of scent. I was looking for a rose and jasmine scent for my mom and the first one she recommended hit the mark exactly. I ended up buying 3 perfumes and two lotions. The lady who had helped me was very, very generous with samples. When we left, I couldn't help but smell myself over and over. Their scents are so divine! I highly recommend this place!!

This place is best known for its perfumes but they have amazing candles. Every time I'm in Paris I…read moreload up on their candles to give as gifts - the packaging is beautiful, they can sit in your closet for months until you need them, they smell great and everyone loves them.

This is my all-time favorite parfumeur. Anywhere, in the world. Located near the Opéra, the Place…read moreVendôme, and not far from the Ritz, the shop is visually gorgeous and the fragrances are unique and sublime. Worth a visit for just the fragrances, but I bought my mother the most elegant, soft, cashmere-lined and fur-cuffed pair of jade green leather gloves here in 2005 - and they are still just as lovely today. Worth a plane ride from California and a Metro ride from anywhere in Paris!

I'm so glad we passed all the other amazing perfume places and stopped into Parfums Jovoy. It was…read moreeasily my favorite memory of Paris choosing perfume with the elegant and knowledgeable Adrian. He made sure we experienced dozens of amazing and rare perfumes before choosing our absolute favorites based on how it worked with our body chemistry as well as the smell on the paper strip. First class experience. Popular place, so try for a weekday if you can.

This is by far and away the best place to stop in Paris to discover niche and indie perfumes that…read morearen't found elsewhere. I happened upon this store while I was visiting perfumeries in Paris and was overwhelmed by both the quality and quantity of niche perfumes in their store. You won't find any common perfumes found in department stores, but that's the beauty of this place. The employees are very knowledgeable and very kind and thankfully will leave you alone to discover perfumes on your own unless you need some help. I will definitely be back to purchase perfumes in the future and look forward to new additions. Some of the houses I was so happy to see were Olfactive Studio, Tauer Perfumes, Xerjoff, Roja Dove, Profumum Roma, Nassomatto, and The Vagabond Prince. You don't see those in stores everyday!

The best mistake of my life walking in here. If you know Guerlain, you know you are in for a treat…read more I've always associated Guerlain with old and antiquated but I couldnt be more wrong. We were warmly greeted by Elena and conversed easily in Spanish. This woman knows her stuff and after working there for 25 years, i'd expect nothing less. Even though the fragrances are in the front of the store, I wasnt overwhelmed with scents blasting in my face. When I described the type of scents Im drawn to, she shared two with me: first one being Double Vanilla, which was divine! Definitely gourmand and heavy without being obnoxious and overbearing. The second scent was Angelique Noire. I am so not a floral scent woman but this scent drove me bananas. It is sensual and alluring opening with subtle florals and just greenery, and then settles into a warm woodsy vanilla - just incredible. You cant tell me I dont smell rich and the wear def gives longevity. If you cant tell, this is the one I purchased. We spent quite some time chatting with her and other team members about scents and just life experiences in general, while enjoying a cooling drink because Paris was rather warm in late July. An incredible experience and since both of the scents we purchased are sold exclusively in Paris, all the more reason to return and meet with Elena again!

I have a problem with a purchase. I emailed 10 days ago and received a canned response that I would…read morehear from them within 48 hours. I never did. I called 3 days ago and left a voice message. That was it returned either. It is time to find a new skincare and cosmetic regime. There seems to be no support from Guerlain after a sale.

Great experience with amazing staff. I will definitely come here again. It was a beautiful store…read morewith a lot of amazing products.

Came to Guerlain to see their Women & Bees exhibition. Downstairs was a nice homage to women…read morebeekeepers and the effects bees have on our lives and how honey has so many healing qualities for the skin, complexion etc..... Then came back upstairs all ready to indulge in some honey goodness but the salesperson steered me towards their orchid imperial line of products instead stating the orchid line had much more moisture intensity - which is what I was seeking. Went on smooth & was heavy in a good way. Totally absorbed & didn't have a greasy feel afterwards. Woke up the next morning to skin still super smooth. We'll have to see how this new regimen works but out but so far so good! Maybe I'll try out their honey line at a later date - I really did enjoy the descriptions & I love the fact that Guerlain supports biodiversity and more importantly the bees!

The Grand Dame of them all as I have been told. I have visited 6 times over the last ten years…read more Always a pilgrimage for the wife. As per my wife, they carry all the product lines versus a neighborhood Sephora location. Most arrondissements throughout Paris have a local version. Super busy. Always crowded. If you suffer from anxiety proceed with caution. Lots of employees available to help. Tons and tons of tourist. Always a good time for the ladies and gents. Come and Enjoy!!!

Love it!!! The red carpet makes me feel special for some reason. The only problem was, one of the…read moreemployees was trying to make us sing up. But overall it was great!!!

During my last trip to Paris, I made sure to visit this museum to explore the history of perfume,…read moregiven my love for both history and fragrances. It was enjoyable to explore on my own and see how perfume and scents have evolved, with many beautiful pieces and artworks that I easily lost track of time. I wish there had been more opportunities to smell -- although maybe not all of the scents were pleasant -- of the original fragrances you hear about during the tour, but I enjoyed trying the different perfumes in the shop. The sales clerks' high-pressure tactics somewhat lessened the relaxed feeling, but overall, I really liked it, and I did purchase a few delightful perfumes. I bought Ile Damour and Melodie because, in my opinion, they smelled classically French.

This is by far one of the most unique museums I've been to…read more Most are history or art of the region, this one was dedicated to perfume and beauty. It was pretty cool to walk around and see the displays with vintage perfume bottles and vessels. At the end of the tour (which was free) you get dumped into a gift shop (go figure). The cool thing about the gift shop is the build your own perfume section. This was a nice inexpensive way to spend part of the afternoon in Paris.

Lovely sales people, I started charging my purchase on the wrong credit card, they were absolutely…read morelovely , rescinding the charges and using another card. They went above and beyond. They have a store near my hotel but I'm returning to their St Sulpice to buy my perfume...

I first heard about Annick Goutal's perfumes years ago - or rather, I first experienced the…read moredelicious scent on a friend and deliriously asked who made it. Been hooked ever since, although I never bought any for myself. Why? No intelligent reason, really, other than cost here in the US. On my first trip to Paris in a decade, I serendipitously came upon the shop while on a walkabout of several arrondissements, and immediately entered the premises. Very lacquered and feminine inside, it suited my girlieman mood of the moment. Annick Goutal spearheaded the return of making perfumes from real flowers using the original, centuries old traditional processes of extraction and manufacture. Time consuming and more expensive, but well worth the price - it is truly an offense to anyone with a minimum of olfactory capabilities to be subjected to the nauseating odors of chemically manufactured scents so prevalent these days. All my colognes are old school. I spent a lovely demi heurre sampling the many scents, glad to be able to have all the latest creations at my fingertips yet torn between deciding which one I wanted to bring back with me. (it was my last day before returning and I had a very full couple of suitcases already - 3 oz more was risking an explosion) Finally, after much testing and deliberation, I settled on Eau du Sud. Bold yet subtle, sexy as hell yet sophisticated. Whenever I wear it I have to be prepared for the consequences. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAnU9zT87j4 Any of her colognes for men will work the same. Wear them and count your blessings.