Happy Chopard Felicia Roses

Chopard Happy Felicia Roses. It opens with rich, dewy, slightly jammy and yet deliciously fresh, red roses. You can almost taste - or consume - the roses scent bubble that is created (but it’s not gourmand). Resting carefully behind the roses is a little fruit (raspberry or other berry?) which enriches the roses but never dominates. It’s not too sweet (or I would not wear it; it would not be for me). Later a tiny hint of soft spice lingers in the background; it sort of comes and goes but is faint and is just a hint. It arrives, and adds interest and a little extra richness. There is a subtle floral bouquet wrapping around the roses, too - but it remains in the background, as a gentle presence of other flowers blooming in this fragrance’s garden. Longevity: 2-3 sprays bring fresh roses for many, many hours. I really like Happy Felicia Roses and have recommended it to people I know. It’s not for everybody as rose lovers are particular and know what they’re looking for. This might not be it. IMO it’s wonderful to have the fresh roses in this fragrance, with no heavy spice, amber or woods. Just the roses!

I have just recently added this Rosy gem, which I wouldn't normally be able to afford, after a successful $1 reserve auction for next to nothing! I already had Happy Dolce Lemon, and absolutely love it, so because I've recently fallen back in love with Rose fragrances again, I fell in love with this one. It really does make you happy. It's funny, when I used to sell high-end fragrances in the 80's, we didn't focus on notes like I notice we do here, now, back then we matched our fragrances to the person by, occasion, personality, similarity to their favorites, and how it makes you feel. Very little was said about the notes, so fast forward to 2026 and my 1980's nose feels happy and wants more. I keep sneaking a sniff from the neckline long after it's gone, but my nose still finds it. It's like "skipping in a Rose garden, carefree with the sun shining down" as the lable says "Happy" I love the notes charts for comparison, or that "blind buy" but sometimes you just can't say which note it is, just that it's a "feel good wanting to wear it again," perfume!

Wow this is so beautiful! But.... It’s not Stella. The hunt continues...however!! I’m here to review this, not complaining that it’s Not something else. What it IS, is a really sunny, uplifting, dewy, and somehow gourmand floral!! After drying down, I swear this smells like a sugared rose petal that is edible. I feel this is very modern, crowd-pleasing, and a happy rosy one for sure. People who like Chloe and Stella would probably love this, but it isn’t either one. Not a huge projector, and has moderate longevity for me. The candied rose drydown lasted days in fabric.

I purchased this as a blind but based on the notes. I'm surprised no one noticed the YSL Parisienne vibe. I just bought it yesterday and I will as is usual come back with something. In the meantime I am not disappointed with the rose. In fact it's so juicy you wish you were. For now. It lasted until this morning and I bought this 100 ml flacon for 39.00$. Aus at my beauty spot. I'm very happy they had stock. Be back with a decent review soon.

I’ve had this fragrance for a while, I first thought it was okay and put it away. I’ve started using it again a lot recently as I really like it. On me it has good sillage and longevity, especially on clothes. It actually reminds me of Atomic Rose, but the price for this is just excellent. If you like roses or Atomic Rose specifically this is well worth purchasing.