In today’s video, I’m ranking my entire Paris Corner collection—18 fragrances—from least worn to the one you cannot pry out of my hands. And like I always say when I do rankings, I prune my collection throughout the year, so none of these are “hates.” Some just don’t fit my scent profile, some are super season/occasion specific, and a few never really developed for me (looking at you, plasticky Caramel Cascade). I also talk longevity, projection, and whether certain viral dupes actually give what people claim they give—because I’m not here for hype, I’m here for what’s worth your money. Once I hit the top half, it’s all loves for one reason or another—gourmands, spicy ambers, and those modern, airy florals with a little edge. I get into heavy hitters like Molten Caramel (that caramel popcorn, Cheirosa 71 vibe), Marshmallow Blush (similar lane as Yum Boujee Marshmallow but brighter), and my Babycat-inspired pick Reifac (rocker-chick, not a safe blind buy). And yes, Paris Corner has a wild amount of Kayali-inspired scents, so I call that out too. My top three are the ones that could honestly swap places any day: December Vanilla (dark, syrupy crème brûlée vibes), December (a complex amber that stopped me from buying Amber Superdose), and my number one—Eshaw—because that Vanilla 28-style brown sugar vanilla is just decadent and it’s never leaving my collection.