What's the difference between Kobako and Paloma Picasso?+
Kobako is a feminine fragrance (marketed to women, though wearable by all) from Bourjois (1936) dominated by White Floral accords. Paloma Picasso is a feminine fragrance (marketed to women, though wearable by all) from Paloma Picasso (1984) leaning on Woody accords. They share 3 accords: Musky, Powdery, Floral.
Which is better, Kobako or Paloma Picasso?+
By community rating, Kobako scores 3.70/5 vs Paloma Picasso at 3.98/5. Paloma Picasso's standout strength: Complex, rich composition with distinctive spicy and animalic notes. The "better" choice depends on what you value — longevity, projection, season fit, or signature character.
Do Kobako and Paloma Picasso smell similar?+
They share 4 notes and 3 accords, including Musky, Powdery, Floral, Jasmine, Rose. Paloma Picasso: パロマ・ピカソは、複雑で長持ちする香りの構成を高く評価する熱心なファンを持つ、尊敬されるヴィンテージフレグランスです。ただし、その大胆さと時代遅れの特性により、より広い層への訴求力は限定的です。オリジナルフォーミュラは高く評価されていますが、最近のリフォーミュレーションはヴィンテージボトルを求める愛好家を失望させています。その強力な香りの広がりを考えると、適切な使用方法が不可欠です。.
Which lasts longer, Kobako or Paloma Picasso?+
Paloma Picasso: Long-lasting performance and excellent projection Longevity varies by skin chemistry, concentration, and application method.
Which season suits Kobako vs Paloma Picasso?+
Kobako scores highest for all seasons wear; Paloma Picasso scores highest for winter wear. Kobako leans daytime, Paloma Picasso leans evening.
