Eladaria

I just purchased the 75ml bottle yesterday. I created this profile to share my story for anyone looking to purchase this perfume. The background: I'm a sucker for rose scents, in my 30s, politically central and work in real estate management. I want to smell youthful (not juvenile), classy (not old lady, and therefore not too powdery). I dont like citrus, green, aquatic and cannot wear oud because I recently relocated in a hot and humid climate year round. My current perfume collection include: Delina original, Louis Vuitton Rose de Vents and Byredo Young Rose. Just so you have a glimpse of where I started my journey. I finished Delina during my trip in Melbourne, Australia (which is currently winter). Loveeeely smell, like nothing else. It isn't for everyone, and that's what I like. Super feminine, youthful with substance and not forgettable. I had received a lot of compliments, mostly from men. LV Rose de Vents - this is my fail-proof smell. Works in tropical climate but doesnt last longer than 3-4 hours. I personally hate having to bring a bottle of perfume just to spray again during the day. Rosy, feminine, not boring, smells extremely expensive. I also received a lot of compliments for this one, mostly from women. Byredo Young rose was my latest addition and disappointment. Longevity is way worse than Rose de Vents. Ever so slightly sparkly and green, tolerable by me but I don't want anymore than that. I literally would spray 7-8 spritz only to forgot I was wearing something moments later. This is also a feminine scent but definitely less so than the other 2. I like this smell and I've gone through quite a bit and have not received any compliments, probably because it doesnt last long enough and doesn't have enough projection. With all 3 bottles running low, I decided to go on a quest to find a perfect scent suitable for the SEA hot and humid climate. A logical first stop' Delina de Rosee. It was not it! I could not stand it only wrist. It was too citrusy and aquatic on me. Killian Roses on Ice was wayyy to ozonic. Lasts incredibly long, but not my cup of tea. You can tell I prefer more traditional. Ironically with only 1 spritz of Roses on Ice on my wrist and walked out of the mall, a random man on the street said I smelt really good and wanted to pick me up. Nothing by Byredo is worth is so I passed. I eventually narrowed down to Dyptique Eau Rose EDT but also didnt justify buying anything that isnt EDP. Their EDP version has oud and not suitable for the climate. Worth mentioning that I dont really have a budget as I never do for a perfume. I'm happy to spend and don't collect many, only the ones that I feel like it portrays me (or a part of me that I want to show the world). During a stroll at the mall, I decided to go into Libertine shop and asked to try Creed Eladaria after seeing a suggestion on a review on Frangratica. With just 1 spritz on the testing paper, you can tell this will be long-lasting. It smelt like if Delina had a best friend that loves champagne and expensive tea parties. Joyful, sweet, youthful (yet not juvenile) impressive. Admittedly Rose was not the main character here but it did come through, alongside Peony. The moment I smelt it these words rushed through my mind: joy, happiness, sparkling, champagne, expensive, extremely feminine and sweet young lady. Words dont run through my head when I tested other scents, I usually had to look for them. This was the sign for me. I bought it on the spot. Like that other review about Creed's target market, you're right, if you're not able to drop nearly $500 during a stroll at a mall for a bottle of perfume, you may not be their target noses. That doesn't mean Creed customers are snobbish or have loads to throw out the window. What they're looking for is very specific and Creed is able to meet their conditions, that's all.

Okay, ordered from Creed website. I absolutely understand the comparison to Dior's Rose n Roses. I may even agree that if you have that and you are content, you don't need to purchase this. I detect a soapiness in Eladaria not in RnR. Is this the ambroxan? Maybe it's the powder notes, that my nose defines as soapy. I don't smell any Delina, absolutely no tartness here. I love Creed, Love in White was my first niche fragrance many years ago and this house will always have my heart. I love this fragrance and will rejoice in wearing it. Will I repurchase? (It was a blind buy) I don't know because to me it is so similar to Diors RNR, of which, l have bought 2 bottles and had planned to buy a third this spring, I can't really justify the extra $300 for an additional powdery, soapy note. So that is my honest Creed lover's review. My 3 favorite houses are Amouage, PDM and Creed. Over the years, HOC has slipped a little but l still love it so, it hurts to actually say, get a sample if you can and if you really love it, try RnR first because the $445 price tag is a lot when there is a designer fragrance giving the same.

It's amazing how a fragrance morphs on individuals. This one in particular was a surprise. When I purchased this (prelaunch blind buy), I was intrigued by the fragrance notes and how they would play together. When it arrived, I eagerly spritzed it - and was immediately turned off. It overwhelmed me with bergamot, rose and a powdery scent. I ended up with a headache. Fast forward a few months, and while weeding out fragrances to make room for new, I ran across the bottle. I spritzed it again, thinking I would hate it, and to my surprise, this time I picked up notes of rose, citrus, honey, and peony, with a dash of musk and vanilla. A really beautiful combination! Not earth-shattering, but a gorgeous scent nevertheless. I don't know what happened between that timeframe, perhaps it was a stressful day when I first spritzed it, not enough moisturizer on my dry skin or maybe it needed time to 'mature' in the bottle, but now it's a fragrance I've been reaching for. To me, it's a great spring/summer scent, and it's now part of my warm-weather rotation set.

This is love from first sniff. Eladaria opens with a ripe mandarin, not just the zest but also the sweet pulp. Then you step into the most powdery rosy heart. It is breathtakingly lovely to me. Ethereal, delicate and I want to say bridal. Despite the heavy powderiness of the composition, it does not feel "dated" (however I despite the term) and instead retains a freshness and lightness that is aided by a note of mandarin zest which remains in the drydown. This scent seems simple, but the longer I spend with it, the more I discover. There's the play between the cozy and enveloping base notes of musk and cashmere wood versus the lightness of the rose. The sour note of the mandarin versus the sweetness of the floral heart and the light vanilla background. Eladaria lasts for 3 hours max on my skin and has an intimate profile. It is fleeting, yes, but I couldn't care less for how happy it makes me. I haven't sampled many perfumes of a similar profile yet so I'm really looking forward to dive into them!

I LOVE this perfume. However I have a love/hate relationship with the Creed price tag. Some of Creeds creations are worth the price tag because they are powerhouse perfumes. Meaning they last all day, the sillage is noticeable without being obnoxious. And a compliment grabber. Creed prides itself on things I don't care about. The storefront boutique in New York city has got to be expensive so it's tacked on to the price tag. They don't give samples out when you spend money in there. I could care less how or what the bottle is made of. Just a waste of money to stroke the Creed ego. This particular perfume is BEAUTIFUL in the scent department but lacks longevity and sillage. So (in my opinion) the $440.00 price tag is ridiculous. You have to reapply this 3 times as much as some of creeds other creations. It also smells a lot like MFK Aqua Universalis Forte which means it is not original... but beautiful none the less.

I generally love rose perfumes and this is no exception. This is fresh, light, airy and clean. It’s a very classic type of rose scent- light citrus, pink pepper, rose, powder. The citrus opening is very bright and juicy, the rose is pink and dewy. I live in a hot climate and powdery scents can be difficult to wear. But the powder here is very soft, not scratchy or cloying at all. This dries down to a musky vanilla. Projection is excellent. I get 5-6 hours of wear time and it’s a skin scent at 4. This is what I wear during the day when I want to wear a deeper, sexier rose at night. Looking at the notes you might think this leans ‘old lady’ but it’s surprisingly youthful. This is like an extremely elevated, niche version of CH Good Girl Blush. They’re not the same, but it’s a similar structure and scent journey: citrus, pink florals, vanilla.

Let me say this: I received a sample of this fragrance and immediately fell in love. Eladaria is this beautiful, delicate smelling rose scent. Not one of those big roses you picture when roses--but the smaller roses your grandma use to grow around the fence. The powdery notes do something to this no other powdery note I've smelt does. Combine that with the peony and ambroxin and....it. Is. Divine. I should mention this is all coming from a person who cannot STAND most other rose fragrances. But this....I am determined to buy a big bottle as I want to wear this as often as possible. It scratches a fragrance itch in my brain I never knew existed and I cannot get this fragrance out of my head! Unfortunately, your girl is on a budget. I pray this doesn't get discontinued before I muster up the ability to pay $400 for under 100mL.

Out of the three Creed fragrances that I have tried so far, Eladaria is my favourite! It’s another clean musk, powdery rose/peonies perfume, super feminine and very soft! Quite generic, linear, easy reach for day to day wear and in the same vein with the newest Kayali.. Makes me think of freshly bloomed light pink roses, dainty rose, not the dark, burgundy ones. Not giving me rich or expensive vibes! The performance is underwhelming as I expected from Creed, moderate at best, with an intimate sillage. After 3 hours I cannot smell it at all on skin. It’s completely gone... As beautiful as it smells, I wouldn’t ever consider purchasing a bottle of Eladaria for Creed prices! The Delina are expensive but they last, Eladaria is expensive and doesn’t...I rest my case!!

Was given a sample of this from a friend who got it from Creed. Its definitely powdery throughout but not too dry, the rose is more of a creamy rose than fresh or green. There is a slight sweetness that pulls through but its just balanced. It's slightly soapy but in a good way. It's fresh and I think this would leave a lovely scent trail on the wind. I find it follows me around so definitely not going to fade after and hour or two. It smells very feminine and pretty. The musk is there but it's not overpowering. I am considering a purchase but will wait until spring kicks in first, and it could only be better then. I can't stop smelling myself tbh. I think its is beautifully balanced. I think Creed did well with this one 👏

Let me preface by saying scents will always be subjective. I don’t get the folks that criticize this so harshly (no pun intended lol) To ME, this smells SO beautiful! It’s like a pink cloud...fresh, airy, sweet but not cloying and yet so deliciously alluring 💕💕💕 It’s a top favorite and must-have in my collection. I hope they NEVER discontinue this and it becomes a household staple like Aventus or Millesime Imperial. It’s timeless and elegant and simply magical in the dry down! I catch myself sniffing myself all day when I wear it and just smile 😊. Bottom line, at the end of the day, don’t care about what others say/think, if you love a frag, get it and enjoy it for yourself and nobody else!

A bright, fresh, dewy, sweet peony and rose scent. With a sugar cookie touch! This is different from most rose centered scents because the peony is just, if not more, present and it’s very sweet, yet transparent and fresh. It doesn't get too powdery which means it doesn't lean into the usual mature rose vibe. Nor is it too aquatic - which is fairly overdone. Its a perfect balance and I'm super impressed this is from Creed. This is a rose fragrance for a young, modern yet sophisticated woman, and finally one that isn't just a Delina clone. I get great longetivity with this particularly on clothes. And its a wafter - its whips happily in the air leaving a trail for a good few hours.

I wish I didn’t love this perfume so much, because the price is genuinely painful. Eladaria feels like falling in love in a lush rose garden, where petals are heavy with dew and the air feels impossibly soft. The rose is tender, fresh, and velvety, unfurling gently against a backdrop of airy florals, subtle fruitiness, and delicate greenery. There’s a graceful sweetness that feels natural and refined, balanced by a clean, modern freshness that keeps it weightless. With each inhale, it becomes more mesmerizing. Romantic, elegant, and undeniably luxe, Eladaria is a love letter to timeless feminine beauty.

It smells NOTHING like Delina lol. People need to get their noses checked. This is a bright and fresh rose fragrance with a warm amber base. The rose is the main player throughout. This is very pretty, feminine and delicate, even. It's more of a designer fragrance than niche though IMO - in the sense that it smells like a basic rose designer fragrance and not something a niche house should put out, especially at this price point. Do I love it? Yes. But the DNA has been done before. Rose and Roses is similar and so is A La Rose by MFK both of which have better price points.

I think the "old-lady" remarks and general hate for this house are laughable... If you've ever sampled Creed's offerings then you've probably already discerned that they're clearly not for the youthful/hip crowd... they are for the more mature audiences that do not mind dropping $450+ on a fragrance during a stroll through the mall. If you cannot do that, then you are honestly not their target "nose..." Creed has been around for 250+ years, and does well at the counters- they know their market. Fragrantica is not it...

So pretty and feminine. I plan to pick this one up. It’s a great departure from my deeper fragrances that I typically wear. The opening feels very familiar, it reminds me of those Chloe fragrances (not claiming it to be a dupe) soft transparent rose & citrus opening, but what makes this fragrance even better is the warmth from the vanilla, amber and cashmere wood in the dry down that’s where the magic happens with this one. It envelops around me beautifully my skin loves this one.

This was not love at first sniff, but it’s now become an obsession. To me it smells like powdered sugar covered rose petals. It’s a little powdery and a little sweet but not too much of either. It’s a very comforting scent - something you could spray in the evening and cuddle up with a blanket and feel very cocooned. That being said, I think it’s wearable any time of day or year. Definitely feminine. I like to layer it with Diptyque Eau Rose to bring out the rose a bit more.

This definitely leans towards miss dior, a la rose and scent profiles of the sort! It's fresh, musky, clean rose type of scent. Absolutely beautiful and perfect for any event and even for work. I'll update you guys on the longevity after doing a full wear Edit: This lasts pretty much all day long and scents usually don't last on my skin. It stays on your clothing too until you wash them! I wish it wasn't so pricey so I could buy the full bottle

Eladaria has a satiny, sweet and dewy pink rose that is almost crystalline, but there is also an undercurrent of sweaty, salty, slightly animalic musk that makes the pink rose thicker, denser and chewier than in other more ethereal and innocent pink rose perfumes. It has a smooth, creamy almost unctuous quality to it I really enjoy. Eladaria lasts about 7 hours on skin but much, much longer on fabric. It has an arms length scent bubble.

Genuinely don’t understand the negative reviews for this one. I think it’s so beautiful, and the performance is fantastic! I wore it to a BBQ and someone told me they could smell me over the smoke. I think I will go easy on the trigger next time 😅 This is such an elegant, classy, sophisticated, feminine scent. The most beautiful rose. I am really glad to have it in my collection.

Super pretty, creamy & feminine. Nothing fresh here. Just airy, smooth & creamy goodness (same creaminess and vibe as in Kayali Fleur royale). The florals are bordeline mute on my skin, the cashmere wood reigns supreme, making this super cosy & creamy along with that vanilla, just chefs kiss. This is not a rose nor a floral scent (just a touch in the background). 9/10!

Eladaria is a bright rose scent, all those citruses at the top make a big difference for this fragrance. Is ground breaking no but what fragrance is anymore. I tested it for a week before actually buying. This fragrance feels like a sunny spring day. So no nothing ground breaking or from the moon but a very pretty rose that last all day. Always try before you buy!

This is one of my favorite Creed fragrances and favorite rose fragrances of all time. It opens with an opulent peppery rose which dries down to a soft luminous powdery floral scent. It sits beautifully on the skin. It is ultra feminine and soft. It feels like a fairytale garden. It is absolutely a rose masterpiece. It has great projection and longevity.

Classy effortless, sophisticated smell. Office safe. Complement getter very light. for the summer. An oddity for Creed cause generally they're fragrances do project really well. Not that this doesn't but it's just not a strong sillage . A really pretty perfume it literally smells pink. I love it.

I have sampled Eladaria many times now and I can honestly say that - Eladaria is beautiful. It is a natural dewy rose with a burst of citrus! I find it similar to Gucci A song for A Rose. Eladaria is different from many aquatic rose perfumes in that it lasts all day! I think it is gorgeous!

This is a classic powdery rose. Not modern but not outdated either (classic never is). I feel like (an older) princess wearing this - this is not juvenile. However I don't think this is an office appropriate scent as there is a heavy powdery element to it. I would rate this as 8/10.

This is for lovers of Delina Exclusif and Rose Jam I think! However, there is a distinctly powder layer to it that reminds me of those scented strawberry shortcake dolls from the early 2000s. Not sure it’s worth the price tag, but it has its place in my sample collection.

Absolutely obsessed! Got a sample last week and have sprayed it on the last four days. I keep smelling myself.. like OMG, I smell SO good! It’s the missing fragrance I’ve been searching for. Willa politely be buying a big bottle. Expensive but worth it!!

I love this scent. It's a creamy soft sweet powdery rose. The vanilla definitely shines here. Not a harsh rose. Some may get baby powder or even baby wipe from it, but I love it. The price is high but I think that's common for the creed line.

Absolutely gorgeous scent- plush, feminine. I don’t necessarily pick out any individual notes as I feel it’s all very well blended in classic Creed manner. I have a brand new bottle signed by Erwin Creed if anyone is interested.

These days it's difficult to make a rose fragrance that is unique. This isn't it. There are similar fragrances, some that last longer, for much cheaper on the market. If you've got money to burn, go for it! It's nice.

This is beautiful.It’s one of the best in my opinion Creed latest creation.Slightly powdery cashmere veil of peonies with a touch of freshly cut roses and lemony trail.Very feminine and soft.

Very pretty musky rose. Nothing unusual but well done if you're rich and can afford it, but my guess is you can get something similar at a quarter of the price.

This is so beautifull. Its fresh, juicy Rose. Very elegant. Little bit warm. The dry down is magical. Vanilla drydown. Love this vanilla.

Beautiful dewy citrus-infused rose water. Very gentle and graceful, however, it has a fairly common smell among rose attars.

Eladaria was a surprise kiss of bliss for me. Although Carmina remains in my top 10, my expectations for Eladaria wasn't high. I have a love hate relationship with rose fragrances. 🌹 Eladaria I knew immediately needed to go on skin. It opens to an intense burst of pink pepper and citrus. Once you spray you must INSTANTANEOUSLY smell it. Don't foolishly wait for it to dry first. This will take you on a four phase journey and those introductory notes only last 10 seconds. Hurry up and experience them before they leave you like a no good man. Eladaria is like rare pink roses that have the ombre effect on them. You know when the outline & tips of the rose have a deeper and more concentrated color of fuchsia than the majority of the petal. Eladaria is Cr33d's crowd pleaser. Even if you don't personally want to wear it, it still smells pleasant in the air like a Chance Tendre or Blooming Bouquet from D£0R. I could easily see many choosing this for a wedding day fragrance. If you work in a hospital and aren't allowed to wear fragrance, you could get away with this. There's some tickles of Johnson & Johnson baby powder in there too. Phase TWO quickly transitions to your ultimate rose olfactive party. Although I think its a universal and multi generational rose, I understand why some would think it's a geriatric rose. I don't like the Delinas...Eladaria is not that rose. Eladaria isn't the new Kayali Fleur Majesty Rose Royale either. Eladaria isn't ground breaking but she definitely holds her own. If you love roses all of the time or even some of the time, she most certainly deserves for you to give her a whirl. Vanilla isn't the star of the show during the second act but vanilla is unmistakable and remarkably there. It's there to round her out. It's not a gourmand vanilla at all and possibly to an untrained nose vanilla may be untraceable. Vanilla is exquisitely done here. The female perfumer that did this one also did Carmina & Queen of Silk. There's peony and musk...my heart was so happy during the first few phases. This musk isn't as piercing as in Carmina or a Valaya but musk is still nevertheless shaking her shimmy. Part 3 vanilla begins to wave goodbye and leaves rose in the spotlight. If a personal stylist told her client to come into Saks to try on some new one of the kind pieces from the sample floor off the runway in Milan, I would imagine this business mogul's wife to come in with a 5 carat flawless or VVS solitaire diamond, her Starbucks pumpkin latte, and short ballet pink freshly done gel manicure. Her hair is bleached blonde but she's not bad built with a butch body. She hands over her black card and tells the personal shopper, "I'll take EVERYTHING!" Eladaria isn't loud but it lasts overnight. I've been wearing it for 15 hours and scrubbing my hands like I'm preparing for surgery hasn't phased Eladaria. She's like a your maid of honor...she's here through think and thin. LASTLY we go into the final act of Eladaria. Imagine if all of the flower girls in the world were told to dump their baskets on top of you. This smells like you are buried in a mountain of rose petals that were plucked while Beethoven was played in the background. The final drydown about 4 hours in was TOO much rose for me. It still is nevertheless a fantastic rose fragrance. She deserves all of the love but she definitely doesn't need MORE flowers!

Testing some Creed samples I bought recently, this is the favourite so far. Eladaria is highly romantic and the waft of indole in the first few minutes is interesting, adding a touch of green lily which steers the scent gently toward the soft musky powdery rose dry down. A rose scent lover, I do like it a lot and will definitely be trying it out again - perfect for a spring afternoon date in the park. Personally I prefer Rose d'Amalfi over this one for its delicacy and magic, however Eladaria is highly romantic and the waft of indole in the first few minutes is interesting, adding a touch of green lily interest. Seeing comparisons to Delina, this is preferable to me in that it's a little less linear or sweet and the dry down is simply gorgeous. It feels somewhere between Delina and Delina Exclusif and it sits much closer to the skin than either, creating a soft aura rather than announcing itself loudly. There's no great mystery to Eladaria, what you smell is what you get, which is simply a beautiful light, powdery, every so slightly vanilla leaning rose. Cosy and romantic. Edit - can still smell this the next morning on my skin. Very pretty papery musky vanilla rose dry down. Easily wearable and beautiful rose that isn't too light or too fusty.

I don`t really want to call this generic, it is just a really really classic fragrance genre, the sparkly light-handed rose with the pink pepper tingle in the background on the musky base. There is nothing new or exciting about it and I feel I ́ve owned this fragrance by multiple other brands (most considerably cheaper) multiple times throughout my life. Don`t get me wrong, this is well-blended and smells like a quality fragrance. Absolutely feminine, blue skies, rose garden, white blouse/dress kind of fragrance. Very little to no sweetness. The focus is really on fresh florals and later soft dry musk. Is it pretty? Yes! Is it very unique? No... but it does follow a long tried and tested formula for a nice feminine everyday fragrance. If you just want this kind of scent on you, you definitely do not have to spend that kind of money though. However, if you like to treat yourself to some luxury by seeing the Creed bottle on your vanity every day OR you just want to express just how much you`re willing to spend on your significant other for a gift, this is at the end of the day a can`t go wrong kind of choice. Personally, though, I would not purchase this.

Ha! The negative reviews are tickling me because I'm usually the first one to dog on Creed (the only one I've liked so far is Virgin Island Water - everything else is either bland and forgettable or straight up stinks!), but I actually like this one! Indeed it is your typical vanilla-rose powder bomb type of fragrance, one you can easily imagine as a shampoo or potpourri, but I find Eladaria enjoyable nonetheless. It reminds me of something I've tried before but I can't put my finger on what (none of the ones already being suggested above), so as others have said Creed definitely aren't reinventing the wheel here. It's not even my style of perfume as I don't gravitate towards "loud" scents generally, but I'm charmed by this. I highly doubt I'll go on to buy a bottle, but I'll keep using my sample for funsies. Interestingly enough, over time this is shifting into an aquatic-leaning rose?! Right now I'm reminded A LOT of Diptyque Eau Rose EDT/Yardley English Rose/etc. I'm always amused when a fragrance develops in reverse on my skin! More testing is definitely required...

Sampled it yesterday from a friend for the first time, my mind and feelings kept changing throughout the period from when i sprayed it until i went to bed and now that i am up it is still lingering on my skin with the most delicious and soft dry down. I found the opening very beautiful reminded me of Rose Water my middle eastern mother would use in her baking but less artificial smelling. After an hour or so before heading to bed i kept going back to my forearm to smell it and i wasn't as pleased as i was in the beginning, it was as if the scent of lipstick had been added to it. The dry-down after 10hrs later is so yummy, i deff get the vanilla in there, i know there isnt marshmallow or strawberry but it almost smells as if there is. Its a maybe for me, the longevity is there for sure, haven't worn it around ppl to know anything else in terms of silage or projection. I will have to keep sampling this before considering adding it to my collection but so far im enjoying it more then queen of silk, spring flower, wind flower and Carmina.

testing it now with my sample to see which rose fragrance I would like to get. This one is strong, I can smell the baby wipe note or johnson's baby lotion coming through but also a sweet rose. Different from other roses I have tried. This is strong but not overpowering. Quite comforting, with a freshness slight ozonic feel. I like it but feel it is overpriced! For a similar price I could get Eau Rose by Diptyque which is a more classic, slightly mature rose. Eladaria is more modern leaning. Ambroxan note isn't something I usually like but in this fragrance it works well. Hard to say which I like more. They are both likes and possible grow to love. Rose note is slightly challenging for me. Eau Rose is more unisex, whereas Eladaria is definitely more feminine leaning.

This is a beautiful gentle powdery citrusy rose. To my nose there is a slightly herbal quality in the background. It's also a bit sweet which I like a lot. It's delicate and pretty, but unoriginal and uninspired in my opinion. This scent profile exists in so many other fragrances. If you don't have something similar in your collection, sure. I could see myself wearing this to brunch, or on a day date. Unless I get this on a deep discount, I don't plan to buy a full bottle of this.

Wearing Eladaria makes me feel like I’m in a day spa. It’s so feminine and clean perfume. Smells like the best cosmetics. It’s a pretty composition of pink flowers, with powdery rose being the main star. Eladaria leaves a discreet, pleasant trail and lingers on skin and clothes for a really long time.

It’s a really pretty feminine fragrance but slightly too simplistic in comparison to its cost. It is extremely similar to mfk a la rose, same sour bulgarian rose but with a slightly lipsticky powdery background. A little redundant in my opinion but lovely nonetheless.

Powder bomb! It starts off with a youthful rose then blooms into this mature makeup powder vibe. In the 90s my mum would buy avon makeup from a local reseller and their setting powder with a pink tint always smells like this.

Eladaria is a fresh, pretty, rosy, powdery floral tailor-made for spring. It’s radiant, feminine, and easy to like. Perfect for sunny days or whenever you want to feel beautifully put-together without trying too hard.

The opening is a very strong screechy powdery rose but it dries down to a clean lily of the valley and some vanilla. It is an interesting and nice scent, just too strong for me. Lasting power is good too.

I got a free sample of this on Facebook. Powdery, citrusy floral. Not bad. Nothing spectacular, but I like it. Definitely not worth the price, so I'm glad I got a lil free sample. It's nice.

A beautiful balance of floral and musk, feminine but not overwhelmingly so. Initial spray reminds me a bit of Glossier You, dries down to be a more straightforward floral.

I think I get rose, but it’s not obvious, like rose water. It has other notes that makes this perfume more complex. I think it’s well done. My partner likes it as well.

Pretty, natural-realistic (i.e. not synthetic), soft, feminine fragrance. For the price, I expect SoOoOo much MoOore.