Review: Paris Hilton’s Tease and Jessica Simpson’s Fancy Nights

Every teenage girl has her own routine when it comes to getting ready in the morning. From makeup to clothes to simple teeth brushing, the products girls use before they leave the house are numerous and varied. One of the most important aspects in that daily routine is a girl’s “signature scent”—i.e., the fragrance she chooses to wear.

After recently discovering two exciting new fragrances: Paris Hilton’s Tease and Jessica Simpson’s Fancy Nights, I was immediately captivated by the sweet smell of Tease. I usually wear sweeter smelling fragrances, so I was a bit biased towards Tease. The only thing I didn’t like about it was that Paris’ name was on the bottle. After this realization, I decided to go around the office and conduct a survey on the two fragrances. I randomly selected 10 boys and 10 girls throughout Euro RSCG Life and asked them to smell both fragrances and tell me which one they preferred, without knowing the fragrance or who created it. They curiously tested each one and recorded their preferences. After they had a good smell of each fragrance, I told them the name and the creator of the two samples. Their reactions were as expected, and sometimes changed after hearing the creator’s name (as mine did).

The results that I found were extremely interesting. Eight of the 10 boys, after smelling both products, said they preferred the smell of Tease on a woman as opposed to Fancy Nights. On the other hand, seven of the 10 girls, after smelling both products sided with Fancy Nights, stating Tease was better suited for younger girls. Most of the girls who participated were in college and they preferred Fancy Nights because it had a more sophisticated smell, closely compared to Chanel. Using both boys’ and girls’ opinions in this experiment was an interesting way to explore these two new fragrances.

The two new fragrances are made with exotic and captivating ingredients, adding the perfect touch to your daily routine in the morning. Within Jessica Simpson’s Fancy Nights, you’ll citrusy bergamot, blended with the opulent green note of Egyptian papyrus, Indonesian patchouli, Bulgarian red rose, while night blooming jasmines, vanilla and sandalwood surface, along with velvety notes of amber and oak moss. Together these ingredients make the fragrance feel and smell glamorous. Paris Hilton’s Tease contains ingredients such as fresh fuji apple, white peach nectar, sparkling bergamot, golden amber, blonde woods and much more captivating smells, making this fragrance practically irresistible (at least to me, and probably to others who prefer more floral fragrances).

Both Tease and Fancy Nights are suitable for teenage girls, and I strongly encourage trying out both of these enjoyable new fragrances. They’re not only a fragrance, but an experience.