Alfred Sung Paradise for men - Opinios Reviews

Alfred Sung Paradise is a great natural aroma of fruity green tropical elements that feel so refreshing and clean. I also pick up some light flower aroma with a gentle musk that holds to the final trail.. extremely good i just wish it would last longer for my skin.

Is this fragrance by John Milton, or what?
They should have name it Paradise Lost, you spray it, you enjoy it a bit and then "It is lost!!!!!"
Probably one of the few "aquatics" that I enjoy, but unfortunately, for a very short time. This fragrance has no longevity at all, actually they should invent a new term for it, "shortivity"
It is a shame because the fragrance is actually very pleasing, is similar to L'eau d' Issey, if not better, and it lsts as long as L'eau d'Issey too.
Can not give it a thumbs up because its "shortivity", but can not give it a thunbs down either because it actually smells good.
And for the price I paid (found it at Marshall's) I can not complain either

Very nice top notes for someone who likes the marine / fruit sort of fragrance. At first the papaya is noticeable but soon the scent settles down to an almost pure grapefruit accord. I like the smell of the grapefruit at this point, it reminds me a bit of L’Eau D’Issey, but Issey is more complex and interesting. As these top notes move on, the grapefruit note is not entirely lost—it stays on and blends with the mid notes, all the while getting lighter and lighter. By the time the light wood tones arrive, there is a synthetic background to a base that has almost petered out. The whole progression lasts about an hour and one-half on my skin, which means this scent has even less longevity than Hei. I had not thought that possible.

To me, Paradise is a very pleasing scent. Its a nice mix of papaya w/ other notes. As most people have mentioned that it has a very poor longevity, on me, Paradise will last for hours. This is an easy frag to wear and always smells very "fresh". I like it !