Une rose au paradis R.B.

D’ORSAY Une Rose au Paradis R.B. A beautifully refined rose fragrance that feels more like a memory than a perfume. This is not a traditional rose scent, it is soft, airy, and incredibly elegant. The rose feels natural and luminous, like walking through a blooming garden after a gentle breeze. What I love most is how effortlessly balanced it is. It is romantic without being overly sweet, floral without feeling heavy, and has that signature D’ORSAY intimacy where the fragrance feels like it belongs to your skin rather than sitting on top of it. The dry down becomes smooth, clean, and comforting, creating a quiet luxury feel that is sophisticated but never overpowering. A true genderless fragrance that captures beauty, softness, and emotion. A rose in its most elegant form. Rating: 9.5/10

sooo delicious, the dry down is a little antiseptic but when layered with something sweeter it is absolutely perfect

It smells divine even for a man, I tried it out of curiosity and really enjoyed it.

Powdery, musky and lightly floral. The dry down is really very powdery, almost dusty. A subtle scent - clean, soft, pleasant, easy to wear every day. It reminds me a little bit of Body Shop White Musk, but more powdery.

Beautiful perfume but performs very poorly. I could only smell it for the first minutes and then it disappeared completely.

This reminds me of Nivea in a good way.

Clean, easy, abstract rose. The aldehydes add a nice sparkle but mostly it’s laundry musk and soft, synthetic rose to my nose. Inoffensive but not as good as others I tried from this brand.

Reminds me of something like Dove soap bar or cheap body lotions and hair products (the generic ones that makes you feel sweaty). Very sharp opening, clean floral, basic and dated. The drydown is ok (kind of a musky lipstick to my nose). Not a fan.

This is a dry, unsweet, white musk perfume with a very SHEEEER whisper of rose, as the rose is way in the background for me. Mostly it's a dry white musk with a hint, or sprinkle of a modern aldehyde and the echo of, or the shadow of a dry, crisp unsweet rose. Honsetly, there's not much here. It honestly just smells like clean skin. So, if it's hot outside and you can't take a shower in the middle of the day, I guess you might want to spray this on in lieu of a midday bath. It's not much of a scent for me. There are many scents in this category that are much better. The Body Shop White Musk for example, is in this category and you get WAY more scent payoff AND it's very affordable. L'eau Papier is also a good option.

I agree with others saying it smells similar to Nivea or Dove soap. But it also reminds me of Orencie by Chambre52 but without the Litchi note. My latest obsession has been Orencie which gives a very similar vibe and is sweet because of the Litchi. Rose Un Paradis gives an airy soap/body lotion like quality without the sweetness. It’s still sweet because of the rose though but not like the sugary sweet that I get from Orencie. Rose Un Paradis is all fresh, straight outta shower kinda experience and balmy at the same time like if you lap up the best body lotion on wet skin. The drydown is the best part. This would even please the rose cynics.

This is a delicate musky rose that dries down a bit woody and a tad powdery. A very good everyday scent, not too loud but also not close to the skin either. I get a decent wear out of it. It starts off very airy, I do NOT get soap vibes from it, just an airy feel, a touch of rose ( the fresh kind of rose) and woodiness. Very minimlistic, clean, fresh ( not citrusy). Worth having if you do not have a musky rose scent by now in your collection.

This is exactly what I hoped, a soft musky rose with laundry undertones. It is also quite aquatic in a fresh watery way, not like sea or cucumber etc. I think it leans feminine and suitable for warmer weather. Sillage pretty good. Not sure about longevity yet.

I agree - the perfume smells like soap. Like soap, it does not project much and does not last very long. It has a nostalgic scent to my nose. I really like it.

Meh. It’s fine, just not my taste. A clean rose for the office or anyone who wants to keep their fragrance quiet and close. 1 out of 5.

The top note is very soap-like. But the base is too powdery for me. And I don't think this is a rose perfume. Just smells like a soap.

Why does the notes of this is similar to byredo blanche? Do they smell a bit similar? Anyone knows?