Oro Rosa

Sweet fruity pink rose..super feminine..pink and gold colors represents it well..playful and elegant at the same time

I like this. It's a fresh and fruity rose, with a little something soapy but also a little bit musky. Perfect for springtime. Aside from the lovely rose, the pear, melon and litchi are the most prominent notes. I don't get much vanilla from this, which stops it from veering into Delina territory. I can see why people are comparing it to Lancome Idole: they are kind of in the same family, but this is way better quality! Still, the overall scent profile doesn't feel very niche. It's a simple, linear scent, but a very nice one.

Bois 1920’s Oro Rosa is a gentle and delicate fragrance. It captures the soft feel of a pink rose—light and elegant. The floral notes are balanced nicely, making the scent soft and not overpowering. It’s perfect for those who like subtle, graceful perfumes and can be worn any time. The pink theme matches the fragrance’s tender and fresh vibe. If you want something comforting and elegant, Oro Rosa is a nice choice.

I love it! I mostly get rose and litchi notes(wich I enjoy), but the scent stays on my skin for up to 10 minutes on a good day.

I find rose to be a very difficult note for me. I’ve tested a plethora of rose scents and I’ve not been able to get along with many of them, but this one I really like. This scent is quite fruity and sweet with a very gentle aquatic rose and jasmine mixed with a musky base. I don’t get much of the vanilla but it’s there way in the background. This is quite similar to Gritti Tutu Blanc minus the coconut and berries with more tropical fruits so I like Oro Rosa better. I’m glad I have this but thankful it was discounted as I don’t think I would pay full retail. Layers beautifully with PDM Oriana

Bois 1920 Oro Rosa is essentially Xerjoff Erba Gold with a rosa damascena mid note. The initial burst from the atomizer is the XEG, but the dry down is a light fruity synthetic rose. It's a very common fragrance DNA that doesn't have much depth.

Pretty rose scent. You get many fruity notes but the drydown is a fresh dewy rose with a good dose of musk, a just a tiny little touch of vanilla. It has something slightly reminiscent of Delina but not too much that you can't have both. I didn't like it in the beginning (I thought it was too acidic, oudy and a little difficult) but I love the drydown, the rose is very youthful, dewy, feminine. Update: I thought I had understood this scent and we were at peace but lately it has been giving me a metallic oudy note that doesn't go away. I hate to say it but I will use it to scent my office. It doesn't work on my skin.

Oro Rosa is a very elegant interpretation of the Queen of Flowers. Here we see it as icy, extremely elegant, initially soft (thanks to the fruity notes), to immediately regain its composure, especially thanks to the Litchi and jasmine. And here I see it on a beautiful, elegant woman, with barely visible smiles, aware of her own beauty, who reserves her sweet, decomposed and sensual side for only a few of people. “Dame au Chapeau” painted by Andre Kohn.

A very pretty fragrance, fits in well within the trend of adding tropical fruits to predominantly rose scents. Nothing groundbreaking, but it's unique enough to keep it and enjoy during the upcoming spring.

Wow this is extremely fruity, pretty, feminine. Litchi and rose notes are gorgeous. Also this is a good soapy musk at the bottom. I wouldn't buy it but I wouldn't mind smelling it on someone.

This smells like a juicer version of Lancôme Idol which I already own 😒 do you need both NO! But I’m sure both would layer perfectly 💯

Selling a full bottle on Mercari for $130