Guerlain of Paris perfumes are world famous - not only for their unique scents but also for their perfumes named after famous places and stories. Certainly, a brilliant marketing technique has been making these perfumes attractive to the ear, long before the customer becomes attracted to the scent.

The perfume is a classic

Elegant; Great Smell; Great Value; Sensual

There are NO cons

This is such a nice scent--clean and fresh--and can be worn constantly.

There isn't much more to add to what has been said. We know it's significance. It has it's place in history of perfume, it's been called the best of all time etc. It's oakmoss and peach and rose and many other things, it's like a secluded garden in a forest full of flowers, with the smell of rain...

I have two bottles of mitsouko: 1. mitsouko extrait, a modern rendition from a 2013 batch, which has gotten decent reviews perhaps due to re-engineered oak moss; 2. mitsouko parfum de toilette, vintage.

I have been using Mitsouko for many years and it is still my favourite perfume. Spraying on Mitsouko immediately makes me feel mysterious, glamorous and sexy. It brings to mind visits to the Far East with all its colours, smells and intrigue.

Very unusual smell; long-lasting; mysterious

Quite expensive; possibly a bit heavy for daytime wear

This is a beautiful, sensual fragrance that sits close to the body, which makes it a very intimate fragrance as well. It's definitely not a frangrance for everyone. The kind of woman that wears this is not cookie-cutter or obvious in her style. If you like mainstream perfumes, this is NOT for you.

Long-Lasting; Not Overpowering; Sensual

Eau de toilette; Edt

Bought for my Mum. Classic. I also buy her Shalimar and it suits her. I wear the classic men's range, Vetiver, Heritage and Habit Rouge.

I Really wanted to love Mitsouko as much as I love Shalimar and Vol de Nuit but there is a note or notes in Mitsouko that irritate me and make me nauseous, Im really bumbed as its smells amazing on a collegue.