
Paris Corner Eternal Musk leans powdery and musky and is regularly compared with Phlur Missing Person. It holds a 4.1 out of 5 community rating from 183 votes, is usually described as moderate with moderate projection and is seen as good value by those who own it.
Adds powdery notes, woody notes and amber where the original leans on australian sandalwood, white wood and jasmine. It projects more than the original.
What people who wear Paris Corner Eternal Musk report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
βThis is a very comforting perfume! Lasts a long time on my skin and clothes. It just smells like clean skin in a sweet and musky way. Perfect for any season and wonβt bother people around you. Great for layering, for office hours and for when you just want to smell like something but not too much. So easy to wear! To me it is a 10/10!β
βI don't know if Eternal Musk is a dupe of Phlur's Missing Person - because I discovered I'm entirely anosmic to Missing Person. Like, I literally couldn't smell it at all. I've read that others could smell it even if I couldn't, but that's not why I wear fragrance. Iβm selfish, I want to smell it, too :)However, standing on its own, and not as a dupe of anything else, Eternal Musk is a solid 4/5 for me. I love the notes, and the performance is good for a "freshie." I'm enjoying the sample and putting it on my full bottle list, to buy in time for the dog days of summer.β
βI love this fragrance so much I had to get another bottle when mine finished in record time. The dry down reminds me of my mum. She had a fragrance in the 90s and 2000s that gave a similar dry down in her clothes. This is so nostalgic to me in the best way. Truly one of Paris Corners best. So appropriate for everywhere and stays on your skin all day.β