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!!!

Great store with great deals for perfumes, etc... There…read moresales team is amazing and greet you with a smile. During my visit, they were offering 30% off which was nearly the same prices Of Duty free stores in the airport

This store had every perfume and cologne imaginable. I visited the store several times. I found…read moresome associates to be very helpful and some did not seem to be interested in dealing with any questions. Specifically, when queried about the newest scents that were most popular, some associates couldn't answer the question decisively. Based on which scents were purchased by most customers, this seemed like a pretty simple question. They were still more knowledgeable than anyone in Duty Free.

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!

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.

Don't buy anything from Abdul Samad Qurashi you lose your money for bad choices I spend $700 for…read moreparfume shold stay long day but They Are Cheating

I know this Company from their store in Dubai (Mall of Emirates). It´s a little bit to compare with…read more"The Body Shop" for Men. They have very nice Arabic Parfume and Body Lotions. Not always cheap but it felt like a good quality. I bought the Al Hajar Al Aswad Parfume and enjoyed it many month. Take a trip to this nice Shop, and enjoy.

This store was on my list and I made it there. There products are made in Provence and are…read moreabsolutely wonderful. I wish I had bought more. You can find some of the products on Amazon. Less expensive to buy in France. The store smells heavenly. It is in Marais. The shopkeeper was so sweet and so helpful. I love Durance.

From the owner: Durance, Maison de Famille fondée à Grignan en Terre de Provence, offre des produits parfumés…read moreraffinés et locaux pour de véritables moments de bien-être. Ses bougies parfumées, parfums d'intérieur, parfums pour soi et cosmétiques naturels embellissent notre quotidien et sont issus des essences naturelles les plus précieuses de Provence, Terre d'Origine et Source d'Inspiration.

Smell good and tastes good!…read more What Quite interesting at this combo! I bumped into this store while walking and didn't know what to expect. Ofcourse the macarons has attracted me and ofcourse I got myself 4 in the souvenir tin! It was super hard to pick 4 out of the many flavors there. But I picked 4 and they were not sweet at all. Tastes great! Environment On the main walking street, you can't miss it. The inside has a lot going on, it is a store, a pastry shop or a cafe! The line system for the pastries was almost non-existence.. but Im glad I was able to get the introduction to the flavors and wasn't busy. But I can see it can get chaotic. Once you make the selection you get a slip to make the payment. Niceness of the staff Despite the amount of people walking inland out and looking, the staff was very patient as I calmed my sensors down. Dollar All macarons are expensive I see. It is close to 3 euro per! When I thought the US macarons were expensive.. it is just as expensive in the homeland! Yes/No I definitely would return here

Stopped by for a cappuccino to have with the Pierre Hermé croissant…read more I'm not usually one for cappuccino but this was good! Rich and smooth and delicious! Isfahan Croissant was amazing!! It's got a rose, lichi and raspberry something filling on the inside and is just AMAZIMG! It was so good that after finishing one among four of us, we went and brought another! Only downside is that there was a surcharge for every food item here that we got from the actual Pierre Hermé. Got some macarons from the store, but if we ate them while seated at this cafe, they'd charge us extra!

7th March 2026 Paris, France…read more Diptyque began in 1961 as a Parisian boutique at 34 Boulevard Saint-Germain, founded by the trio of: Christiane Montadre Gautrot, Yves Coueslant, and Desmond Knox-Leet. This creative founding trio were comprised of people in the Arts with a vision guided by creativity rather than commercial ambition. Each being: a Painter, a Theater set Designer, and an Interior Designer. The shop was named "Diptyque" based on a two panel display - aka "Diptych". The shop originally sold unique fabrics and curated treasures. Later, the trio launched their iconic scented candles in 1963. By 1968, they introduced their first unisex perfume named L'Eau, blending artistic, natural and earthly transcontinental inspired fragrances. The company's fragrances cover the broad spectrum of the the four seasons. Each scent is derived from the the highest quality source with respect to the stewardship of the land, environment and sustainability of our planet Earth. I adore their candles, soaps and fragrances many years as gifts and for my home. Merci beaucoup, Diptyque !

I was so lucky to run into this place when our French friend took us around on Rue Saint Honoré…read more I have been loyal customer for Diptyque for some times now and always amazed by their quality of service and knowledgeable staff. The store is delicately decorated like a Museum. It's so artistic and beautifully crafted. The lady who came greet me is very friendly and help me to get what I am looking for (after trying most of the new fragrances) :p Tip: The fragrance will absorb to your skin and turn out differently with each individual person. Although this is a luxury brand but it is a great deal to get it in France (get the tax refund) than getting it in the States.

Shopping perfume in De Marly Paris was number one in my list during my last visit there 3 wks ago…read more I am so proud to introduce this perfume to my friends who also purchased their product. I was not disappointed at all. Reem, who assisted us was extremely helpful and generous giving us samples. I really enjoyed my visit in this store. The vibes is quite different from LA's de Marly shop. My obsession with Delina perfume will surely take me back to their store next time I'll visit Paris.

I was looking forward to visiting a variety of perfume houses while in Paris. I was at Parfums de…read moreMarly on September 10th and was assisted by the woman there, whose name I did not get unfortunately. She was so tremendously helpful in providing insight as I made my selection. She was friendly and welcomed conversation. We spoke about other perfum houses and even watched a YoutTube review for the new PDM release. It was the best service I had out of all of the perfume houses I visited while in Paris. Finally, after spending 45min-1hr in the shop, I made my decision and went with Pegasus. In addition I was given some samples of the other frangrances I was interested in so that I could try them out. PDM offers a great selection of unique scents and coupled with this sort of expectional customer service, they are my top choice for any visitors in Paris that are interested in purchasing perfumes. I will be going back here on my next trip to Paris for sure.