Tom Yum Eau de Parfum — Parfum Prissana

Reviewers describe lime leaf, lemongrass and galangal with jasmine and coriander.

Scentorian groups it under Citrus, Aromatic & herbal, Green, Spicy, Woody, Fresh & clean, Floral, Smoky and Sweet for browsing. Drawn from 32 independent reports across 5 venues.

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Parfum Prissana publishes a note list for Tom Yum Eau de Parfum without tiers.

• Notes (as listed, untiered): Lime, Kaffir Lime Leaf, Lemongrass, Petitgrain, Jasmine Absolute, Galanga, Coriander, Patchouli, Grapefruit, Lemon, Chalood Bark
• Why no pyramid: Prin Lomros lists eleven materials without note tiers, including chalood bark.

These notes describe the scent. For the ingredient list, check the packaging or contact the manufacturer.

Reported moderate wear; reported to sit at arm's length. These are wearer reports from 5 venues.

Of 32 counted reports, 13 describe four to six hours of wear and 12 describe under four. The bright citrus-herb opening often becomes quieter in the drydown.

Your experience may vary with the amount applied, the weather and your skin. How we assess wearer reports.

We found no published reformulation record for Tom Yum Eau de Parfum in the sources we reviewed.

No paired labels, comparable bottle test or consistent batch pattern establishes reformulation. The house describes possible colour, ageing and batch variation from natural materials, but that notice does not establish a sensory change in current stock.

Tom Yum Eau de Parfum is sold as Eau de Parfum (EDP), a label generally used for a higher fragrance concentration than eau de toilette.

These labels have no universally fixed concentration thresholds. They do not guarantee longevity or projection, and versions with the same name can have different compositions.

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We file Tom Yum Eau de Parfum under Citrus, Aromatic & herbal, Green, Spicy, Woody, Fresh & clean, Floral, Smoky and Sweet.

• Citrus — Scents of citrus peel and juice, such as bergamot, lemon and grapefruit.
• Aromatic & herbal — Herbal notes such as lavender, sage and rosemary.
• Green — Scents of leaves, crushed stems and cut grass, often with a bitter edge.
• Spicy — Spice notes such as cinnamon, cardamom, clove and pepper.
• Woody — Wood notes such as cedar, sandalwood and oud, as well as woody facets of vetiver.
• Fresh & clean — Airy, watery or soapy scents associated with a clean character.
• Floral — Flower notes, from a single rose or jasmine to a mixed bouquet.
• Smoky — Scents that recall smoke, burnt wood or tar.
• Sweet — Sweet notes such as vanilla, tonka and caramel, with or without a distinct food association.

These are Scentorian's browsing categories; the house may classify the fragrance differently. Browse by family.

The reference details link to the sources we reviewed. Note lists and published credits come from the house; wearer reports are identified separately.

Drawn from 32 independent reports across 5 venues.

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