
Paris Elysees Blue Melody leans citrus and green and is regularly compared with Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue. It holds a 4.3 out of 5 community rating from 111 votes, is usually described as moderate with moderate projection and is seen as good value by those who own it.
Swaps some of the original's bellflower and bamboo for lime, green notes and freesia.
What people who wear Paris Elysees Blue Melody report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
“The top notes really differ from the original, reminding me of the smell of a sauna. After 15 minutes, it's a sweet Sicilian lemonade. The cinnamon doesn't stand out and over time the lemon blends with the musk. I loved the perfume and for the price it's worth every penny! It exhaled and lingered on me more than LB! I'm sure I'll be showering with it in the summer when the heat is on, for only 45 reais!”
“Blue Melody, similar to Light Blue, yes, but it has a particularity in that on my skin it brings out a cinnamon that I feel in an aromatic candle I have from Jo Malone. This cinnamon stays until the end of the perfume, along with sweet lemons, light woods and musk. Medium to low projection and fixation. It's a good substitute for light blue on a daily basis.”
“Despite being feminine, it's very shareable. In intense heat, it excels in fixation and projection. One of the few perfumes that, on contact with the skin and sweat, makes you smell better, like a good deodorant. In autumn, it leaves me with a resinous dryness, like old modeling clay. In high summer, it's a strong citrus, kind of lemony (without the cardboard smell of La Rive's Donna). In cold weather or at night, there are romantic florals. It sticks well to clothes and only comes off by washing.”