Paradoxe Sweet Chemistry is an eau de parfum by Prada released in 2026, composed by Nadège Le Garlantezec, Shyamala Maisondieu and Antoine Maisondieu. Floral and fruity, it opens on a blackcurrant syrup accord, lets orange blossom absolute shine in the heart and closes on a neroli milk accord, in the line’s refillable bottle, lacquered in a pinkish purple.
The tilted Paradoxe triangle, lacquered in a pinkish purple and stamped with Prada’s black logo, in a refillable bottle.
Sweet Chemistry takes up the Paradoxe bottle, a triangle reinterpreted from the Prada logo and designed to rest on its side, tilted yet stable. The house sees it as an expression of reinvention, carried through each version of the line.
For this edition, the glass is lacquered in a pinkish purple that Prada presents as a new house color, both playful and emblematic. The logo, in intense black, stands out against the purplish pink juice to express a soft yet sophisticated femininity.
The bottle is refillable. According to the house, buying a 100 ml refill rather than two 50 ml bottles saves 44% of glass, 67% of plastic and 61% of cardboard.