Rose Pompon Eau de Toilette

What a sensation this fragrance is! I have to say I've very impressed and wasn't expecting to be so taken with a fragrance I immediately deemed to be 'Too feminine' just from looking at the name and the little card my sample came on. The truth is Rose Pompon is a fresh, breeze of loveliness and in actual fact not too rosy. The rose note is pride of place of course but sits on a thirst quenching and metallic background and foreground of palette cleansing, cool notes allowing the warmer rose to be suspended in and amoungst them. The opening is instantly berry like and that blackcurrant note doesn't give way to jammy raspberry but becomes greener and more metallic seeming extremely natural in the process. This works fantastically well with a light musky, uplifting feel all around and reminds me at times of Amouage Lyric man, with very clean and consise vibes. Rose Pompon doesn't quite reach the heights of lyric for me and if I'm honest dries to a slightly more powdery version of that opening but still very, very nice indeed and something I'd have no trouble wearing. I didn't apply a great deal and performance has been okay so far but difficult to judge, I'd say it's on the lighter end of the spectrum. Reminds me of an old school teacher I had when I was a kid too, strange how that association just popped into my head, she obviously wore something similar. I'd have to say this is not your typical rose scent, we'll certainly not the deep oud/rose bombs I've become accustomed to sampling and it's great to appreciate rose in a different context. Rose pompon delivered for me I actually love this scent and I'd love it on a woman even more...hats off to Annick Goutal.

Goutal does new-school fleurmand! With her red berry top notes and light patchouli-musk base, Rose Pompon is a cousin to the modern "pink juice" family - like Flowerbomb, Si, and La Vie est Belle. I can't deal with any of these because of their complete lack of chill on the caramel/candy floss front. I'm into Goutal, Diptyque, everything Olivia Giacobetti; that is to say, I prefer light, natural scents. Rose Pompon is a happy marriage between these disparate styles as it replaces the sugary heart with sparkling, luscious rose. I completely get the bit in the ad copy about being inspired by young Parisian women - if LVEB got a makeover by a French style blogger, you'd get Rose Pompon. This scent is very versatile and could, I think, be worn in any season, day or night (though it is not formal). It skews young for sure - I'm 24 and am not sure if this is something I'd still want to wear in five years (but I wouldn't have worn it as a young teenager, either). Decent longevity, low-to-moderate sillage.

'But he that dares not grasp the thorn. Should never crave the rose' I'm in LOVE :D !! This is rose nirvana and EXACTLY the demure scent I sought to wear as a man. . Amongst all the high priced ghastly rose fragrances I tried, Rose Pompon is beautiful and immortal, uncomplicated and kind, unpretentious and sweet. Pure and natural. Youthful and promising. Like a promise of new things to come. I remember smelling tonnes of roses and rose petals thrown on the floor and on statues in churches as a child so possibly why this is such a beautiful experience. I find the EDP to be rich with vanilla, powdery and opulent. But after sniffing the wrist where I'd sprayed the EDT, I was in love. It didn't make me dizzy. The rose is still prominent in the EDT but it's perfectly accompanied with black currant in second and other notes in the background leaving it well blended and easier on the olfactory receptors. Annick Goutal, you've made me very happy tonight. My compliments to you!

I love the fizzy raspberry note in this fragrance! It smells like fresh tea roses that have a slight citrus vibe, very fresh and pretty. It just makes me so happy when I wear it and lasts a very long time on my skin. Although it is unique and lovely enough to stand on its own, I have found this EDT is a decent dupe for Delina by Parfums de Marly. The top notes are very similar, even though this doesn't really have a rhubarb scent. The berry notes here are a bit softer than Delina, and the slightly tart, fizzy, uplifting smell is so similar, Highly recommend this scent if you like Delina and appreciate bright, fresh, jammy rose scents that are not cloying or too sweet. Every spray of this transports me to a fresh sunny day and lifts my spirits. The EDP of this is very deep and to me a completely different scent, so I prefer the EDT for the bright and fresh notes. A winner for me!

Smells like a berry candy, a Ladurée macaron, and that girl—the one with a 31-step skincare routine who somehow always smells perfect. She’ll either be the best friend you’ll ever have or the most catastrophic breakup of your life, no in-between. She takes 81 photos for a single Instagram story, knows every chic café worth being seen in, and has a running list of the world’s best shoe boutiques. And here’s the thing: she’ll absolutely shatter your heart into designer-dusted pieces, vanish on a whirlwind trip around the globe, and still manage to smell divine while doing it. The kind of scent that’s equal parts intoxicating and devastating, just like her. 10/10 for pretty girls that breaks sweet heart.

totally unique take on rose and love it; this goes on very green, rose with a tartness that is like currant, grapefruit or rhubarb mix then a little peony, musk and cedar with a hint of pink pepper but not a sneezer; not a ripe fruitiness at all but a tartness and also the fragrance has a citrus//bug spray/hairspray opening but not in an ugly bad way, it's almost like something sharp that lifts the fragrance like an aldehyde would to keep it from being jammy or too rosy or too fruity, it's airy; not very long-lasting for a Goutal and sort of close projection after five sprays, delicate

Sweet, fresh, vibrant, romantic, hot pink rose. There is some tart fruitiness from the raspberry that plays along perfectly with the rose note. I immediately smell the cedar at first whiff, making it different from any rose scent I’ve ever tried. I really love this. It’s so feminine and youthful, and it just makes me happy. I could see myself spraying this to brighten up a gloomy day.

This is one of my all-time favorites, and it evokes a particular scent memory, something not all fragrances do: unwrapping presents on Christmas morning. I know it’s weird, but to me the green in this reads as evergreen tree, and the fresh bright fruity rose somehow comes across as plasticky in the best possible way, like the fresh smell of gift wrap and new toy smell.

I would have been so thrilled to wear this one when I was 13. It smells like a nostalgic rose bud scent that you recognize from somewhere before ..dipped in a jar with raspberry candy. You'll smell young, innocent and fashionable. I find the longevity and projection very poor though. 6 / 10

What a wonderful little gem! It reminds me a lot of Lalique Amethyst, to me they are pretty much the same, but Rose Pompon is more sophisticated, a little juicier and with more rose. I'm so glad I got a chance to own this beauty because this fragrance is just amazing!

I have the eau de parfum version and I love it. Its name describes it perfectly, rosy, feminine and sweet. I do find that Goutal fragrances have strong sillage and longevity which I appreciate.

Seeing the pink bottle and cute name, I was expecting a transparent, white musk infused pink rose. You can guess my surprise when I was hit by a rosy spicy opening of pink pepper upon spraying Rose Pompon. It's soon joined by the green, earthy, sharp cassis leaves and its slightly warm animalic, tart fruits. The overall effect is reminiscent of tomato leaves and dried ripe cherry tomato, delicious and unexpected! Later on, as the raspberry joins the party, the fruitiness becomes more decadent, more jammy, while being kept in check by a piercing yet transparent pink peony note. Interestingly, the rose is not too explicit compared to various berries and peony, but at the same time, the whole effect is of a jammy rose, but still on the branch because of herbal earthy cassis and patchouli. The dry down is more common as a jammy, cheerful rose patchouli, and grows quite sweet with time. The sillage is moderate to soft, and the longevity is around 8 hours. Rose Pompon is indeed a pink, joyful fruity rose, perfect for an adolescent girl or anyone who would like a blast in a warm spring day. Although I find the dry down too sweet for my taste, the tomato leaf/dried tomato combination is quite original to my nose. Rose Pompon, while keeping the balance and remaining exuberant, also has some twists up her sleeves. I would definitely recommend it as a youthful, wild, fruity floral rose fragrance, but because of the sharp greenness of cassis, I would strongly suggest trying it first.

I got a sample of Rose Pompon quite by chance, and I think it's very nice; in fact, the first time I tested it, I liked it so much I came close to impulse-buying a full bottle. Like all of the very best fruity florals, it offers that perfect balance between high quality sweet floral notes and deliciously tart fruity ones. And that might not be my favourite thing in all of perfumery anymore, now that I'm in my thirties and my tastes have been expanded by years of sampling, but I still find it pretty damn irresistible when it's done as well as in this one. But now that my sample is used up and the honeymoon is over, I don't think I'll get that full bottle after all. I think user cutetrang below got it right: nice as this is (and like I said, it's very nice!), it's not very special, especially after the vibrant first opening has worn off after a couple of minutes, and in general longevity isn't great. Also, on reflection, I really don't think I need two fruity floral roses in my collection, and I realized that I prefer the one I already have from that category, Miss Charming, anyway. Fittingly enough, I think that one just has a little bit more (lasting) charm to it.

This fragrance is so pretty! It smells of clean musky rose, peony, and berries in the opening. It also has an effervescent quality and I'm thinking the pink pepper causes this bubbly effect. Though not listed, I'm smelling a round woody vanilla or caramel in the drydown. Very lovely scent that is best worn at the end of winter into spring. It reminds me of Delina by Marley, Gucci Guilty Absolute Pour Femme, and Rose Rouge Van Cleef & Arpels. This is what I wanted the Miss Dior Blooming fragrances to smell like. Where they are generic, Rose Pompon is more creative. I've had a sample of this fragrance for a long time but didn't feel like my thoughts on it were gathered properly until now. Regarding longevity, sillage and projection, everything is on the low end for me. -

Just received it today, it smells lovely!! Lots of raspberry, with floral notes underneath, the overall tone is so pretty, I like it, but it isn't anything new...it has been done before, this would be a tame version of Lancome midnight rose, and a bit of Lalique Amethyste eclat too...so it isnt like a splash of fruits...it is a refined fruity floral...the blackcurrant is definitely there too...I do not get though the warmer base as much...it is overall light, and seems to disappear rather fast...had I tried it before, I probably wouldn't have bought a bottle, although it smells quite nice. Goutal had fun with that one, it offers no complexity, it is like a wink to the upcoming Spring. Would see a 12 year old girl with bows in her hair wearing it!!

CLEAR and VERY SWEET ROSE ______________________________________________________ I'm still looking for a good rose fragrance and I was surprised by Rose Pompon by Annick Goutal. I have to admit the design of the bottle threw me off at first and considered it to something like Poison Girl. But I was very wrong and i'm glad I was. From the beginning the rose is very clear and very present. But very soon the black currant takes over and dominates the entire dry down. But thankfully the rose doesn't back down and keep it's position firm. Longevity: - 8/10 Sillage: - 8/10 All in all: 9 out of 10 subjective points -> because it's very pleasant

An energetic, elegant and pretty rose. An elegant alternative to Delina with a smoother and more refined execution and a more berry-ish accord. This is syrupy, effervescent, and hyperfeminine. This reminds me of a pretty, elegant Parisian en route to a corporate soft girl job. She's adorned in a tailored suit, fuschia lipstick, rose blush, stilettos, perfectly sleek brunette hair, and a dainty delicate frame and she stops to purchase a beautiful bouquet of roses on her way home before enjoying a glass of pomegranate wine on her balcony.

Pretty, musky and powdery version of rose. This is such an office-friendly rose. First things first, this is Eau de Toilette which doesn't last THAT long. Secondly, the rose is not atomic bomb or overly cloying, toned down with the powdery and musky vibe. These reasons make the fragrance actually suitable to wear all-year round, and office-friendly. I'd love to wear this all day long but for the price of Goutal, I'd be saving a few spritz and not overspraying.

This is a pretty well blended fragrance. No element overwhelms the other. This is very fruity upon the 1st spray w/ lots of black currant and raspberry but as it progresses it become a musky, fruity rose that is very subdued, refined and feminine. This is nice perfume for the office, or any event. A nice all year around fragrance and what is called in the perfume world an easy dumb reach.

Tart, juicy and uplifting rose tinted with peony. The fruity burst in the opening adds to the very happy tone of the perfume. It's not a heavy, a dark or a jammy rose but it's certainly not a transparent nor watery rose either. Smells very fresh and youthful. Not candy sweet but definitely on the sweeter side.