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It opens with absinthe, herbal and aniseed, alongside sea fennel and a salty lily that bring the coast to the skin. In the heart, sea salt and a mist rest on Ambroxan, which gives an amber, mineral glow, and mimosa adds a yellow, powdery touch. The base dries down in cedar, resinous styrax and musk.
Sweat, Tears, Paradise is an amber aquatic perfume from Discothèque, in eau de parfum. The house, founded between Los Angeles and London by Jessie Willner, Hanover Booth and Whitney Moulton, creates its perfumes in small batches in the UK and dedicates each one to a city, a year and a club. Here, they are Mykonos, 1995, and Cavo Paradiso, the club opened in 1993 atop a cliff, where people dance until they see the sun rise.
It is for anyone who wants a marine perfume with body, salty and resinous, closer to skin in the sun than to fresh water. If you're looking for a light citrus aquatic, this goes in a different direction. For layering within the house, All Night Until First Light adds grapefruit, rum and amber and takes the Mykonos island night to Ibiza, and Heathens, Cowboys and the Santa Ana Winds shares cedar and musk and reinforces the dry base.
What does Sweat, Tears, Paradise smell like?
Sweat, Tears, Paradise smells of absinthe, sea fennel, and salted lily in the opening, Ambroxan, sea salt, mimosa, and mist in the heart, and cedar, storax, and musk in the base. It is an ambery aquatic, salty, mineral fragrance.
Which club inspired Sweat, Tears, Paradise by Discothèque?
Sweat, Tears, Paradise evokes Mykonos in 1995 and Cavo Paradiso, the club opened in 1993 high on a cliff on the island. Discothèque dedicates each fragrance to a city, a year, and a nightclub.
What does Sweat, Tears, Paradise pair with?
Sweat, Tears, Paradise can be paired with All Night Until First Light, which adds grapefruit, rum, and amber, or with Heathens, Cowboys and the Santa Ana Winds, with which it shares cedar and musk. All three are by Discothèque.
Is Sweat, Tears, Paradise a summer fragrance?
Sweat, Tears, Paradise has the salty, luminous character that heat calls for most, although the storax and Ambroxan give it enough depth for an autumn night. It is an eau de parfum by Discothèque.

