Two sweet Paris Corner picks for work in Sarawak
If you work in Sarawak, you know the deal: it's hot and humid all year, and half your day is spent jumping between the muggy outdoors and ice-cold air-conditioned offices. Picking a perfume for that routine isn't easy — especially if you love sweet scents but don't want to be the overly sweet person in a meeting.
Today we're comparing two Paris Corner perfumes that both list vanilla in their base notes: Qissa Pink and Marshmallow Blush. Both are 100ml Eau de Parfum made for women, and both lean sweet — but they wear quite differently. Let's get into it.
Qissa Pink
Qissa Pink sits in the Fruity, Floral, Gourmand and Woody families. It opens with apple and coconut, then moves into a heart of violet, jasmine, rose and heliotrope. The vanilla only shows up in the base, mixed with sugar, sandalwood, cedarwood, patchouli and cashmeran.
That woody side is what makes it interesting for office wear. The sweetness is definitely there, but sandalwood, cedarwood and cashmeran give it a calmer, softer landing, so it reads more grown-up than sugary. The store lists it for everyday and casual wear, which fits a normal working day, lunch with colleagues or a relaxed weekend in Kuching.
Marshmallow Blush
Marshmallow Blush comes from the Gourmand, Fruity and Musky families. The top notes are strawberry, raspberry and lemon, the heart brings orange blossom and ambroxan, and the base settles into marshmallow, vanilla and musk.
This is the sweeter and more playful one of the two. If you're all about dessert-level sweetness, this is your pick. The musk in the base keeps things soft rather than loud. It's listed for everyday wear and special occasions, so it's lovely for casual days out — though if you want your office scent to stay understated, you might prefer saving this one for after-work dinner plans or weekends.
So which one should you pick?
- Choose Qissa Pink if you want sweet with a woody, more composed finish — the easier one to wear to the office every day.
- Choose Marshmallow Blush if you're all about that berry-and-marshmallow sweetness and don't mind standing out a little more.
One tip for Malaysia's weather: sweet gourmand-style scents can feel heavier in the heat, so start with a light spray and add more only if you need it. Both bottles are a generous 100ml, so one purchase goes a long way in your collection.
Whichever you go for, both are from the same brand and both deliver that vanilla warmth in the dry-down — it really just comes down to how sweet you want to go.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which one is better for office wear, Qissa Pink or Marshmallow Blush?
Qissa Pink has a woody base (sandalwood, cedarwood, cashmeran) that tones down the sweetness, so many find it the easier choice for the office. Marshmallow Blush is sweeter and more playful — lovely, but better for casual days or after-work plans if you want to keep things understated at work.
Do both perfumes contain vanilla?
Yes. Both list vanilla in the base notes. Qissa Pink pairs it with sugar and woods, while Marshmallow Blush pairs it with marshmallow and musk.
What size and concentration are these perfumes?
Both come as 100ml Eau de Parfum (EDP) from Paris Corner.






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