Chris Collins Lost in Paradise vs Yves Rocher Ming Shu

Chris Collins Lost in Paradise and Yves Rocher Ming Shu compared side by side: accords, longevity, sillage and value, so you can pick with confidence.

Lost in ParadiseChris Collins20223.8★

82% alikevs

Ming ShuYves Rocher19903.4★

The difference in plain words

Lost in Paradise and Ming Shu are very similar; both have Peach, Sea Notes and Musk. Lost in Paradise leans more salty, while Ming Shu leans floral. Lost in Paradise lasts longer and projects more; it is more of an evening scent; Ming Shu gets better value-for-money votes.

Longer lastingLost in Paradise

Stronger projectionLost in Paradise

Better perceived valueMing Shu

More of a night scentLost in Paradise

Accords

AccordA blend of notes the nose perceives as one unified smell - like a chord made of musical notes.More in Learn →

● Lost in Paradise ● Ming Shu

Both share: Peach · Sea Notes · Musk

Only in Lost in Paradise: Ylang-Ylang · Coconut Water · Bamboo · Wild Orchid · Salt · Driftwood

Only in Ming Shu: Water Lily · Lotus · Cedar · Sandalwood · Vanilla

Community votes

Lost in Paradise ← · → Ming Shu

Time of day

day

night

Season

spring

summer

fall

winter

Value

way overpriced

overpriced

good value

great value

Sillage

intimate

moderate

strong

enormous

Longevity

very weak

weak

moderate

long lasting

eternal

Gender

female

more female

unisex

more male

male

Metrics

0–100, with delta

Longevity

LongevityHow long a fragrance lasts on skin.More in Learn →

Lost in Paradise +19

Sillage / projection

ProjectionHow far the scent radiates from your skin while you stand still. The 'sillage / projection' votes on fragrance pages blend the two, so read them as overall reach.More in Learn →

Lost in Paradise +10

Price valueMing Shu +19

Night-nessLost in Paradise +16

Gender lean (♀→♂)

Feminine

Masculine

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