Iceberg Twice Rosa For Her

I bought this blind, mainly because I liked the bottle and the price in a reduction section of House of Frazers. I like it very much. I dont smell the powderiness mentioned - admittedly rather relived to have it omitted, but there is a soft, almost chamomile tinged pink rose, with a sharp grapefruit, and a caramel-type vanilla at the end of it. It also lasts a good 8 hours, and wafted up under woolies during field surveying, which was quite nice, like little hints of spring air. It is a very nice pick me up on cold dull days. Like a wee bottle of late April - I'll buy again even if it's not on sale

I bought this for an inexpensive price of 30SGD. I love it and I would wear this to the gym. I can see why it was named Rosa (Italian for pink), well because it was for the PINK grapefruit note. Thus the bottle is pink. Duh!! Anyway, the picture for the grapefruit listed here is yellow but if you google the picture, it would be relevant to the bottle design. To my nose, the dominant notes are grapefruit and cedar. This perfume is an easy reach for a hot, humid stuffy day running errands, hiking, sports and gym.

Super good unisex fragrance. Top performance, 12h+ long and a permanent cloud around the wearer. Grapefruit, white musk and soft vanilla. Fresh, crispy, also warm and elegant. Good value for 15 E/ 125ml. Super Ok for blind buy. A big + for the bottle.

These notes are not listed and yet I smell a quite potent tea note and a quite fresh rose. Maybe the placebo of the name is doing magic to my nose. Never the less I really like this scent and I am considering purchasing it for everyday use.

light elegantly sporty fragrance with bright fruity, greenery notes. Fresh and natural. purely unisex. rose is implied here, but does not dominate.

This is an interesting scent, much different from other products you can smell at the drug store nowadays, especially at this price point. The opening is a bit strong for me, and I'm not sure I like the very first 10 minutes or so of this on my skin. It smells almost vintage and headache-inducing at first. Before I looked at the notes I was convinced (maybe because of the name) that it had rose in it. The opening made me think of dried roses and old lady powder with a bit of overripe bitter grapefruit mixed in. Luckily on my skin this scent very quickly becomes a slightly masculine leaning mixture of cedar and musk with a hint of jasmine. There is some undefined spiciness in there too, which makes me want to sniff it constantly. I bought a full-sized bottle despite not liking the opening, as I wanted something different smelling than all the generic vanilla based fragrances that seem to be so popular right now.

Hmm, strange. Have tested this today and I smell no grapefruit, or indeed any fruit - or herbs/carrot - at ALL, but I DO get rose! I find it absolutely nothing to do with Un Jardin sur le Nil, one which I quite like! I thought I liked this one from a previous in store bottle sniff, but disappointingly, I find Twice Rosa to be bland, generic, one dimensional and just not my cup of tea. I would say it's going in the direction of the original Stella, with the mild rosiness. Really glad I tested and didn't make a disastrous blind buy. Tested in store at a UK chain store.

A perfect July scent, fresh, clean & juicy fragrance. Summertime at its finest! The bottle should be yellow, that would represent the scent more accurately. Lately I`ve come across Chanel Chance Eau Vive - fell for it but did not buy (because it is entirely gone two seconds after spraying). This one is surprisingly similar to that (in terms of scent, not the longevity, thank God). This is how citrusey scents need to be served - along with notes that smoothes their sharpenes. It would be too masculine without jasmine - it provides a wonderful balance.

It's an amazingly fresh and herbal/spicy scent, unlike anything I know. First there's fruity freshness, then the herbal sharpness but it's not screechy - just expressive and longlasting. It's very aromatic and projects well - I need to test it a couple of times morer in order to decide whether I'm ready for this, as the scent is really strong and might turn out to be a bit overwhelming. It is definitely worth testing - it's something one of its kind!

At first it's really similar to Jardin sur le Nil. But later it becomes more harsh, as the carrot seeds are standing out. I just realised that it actually shows wild longevity in winter! Like I feel it on myself throughout the whole day, and it's not even getting weaker. There was no such performance in spring and summer, very strange. Overall the scent is nice, but I still prefer Nile, which is much weaker, but more delicate and smooth.

Sandalwood and wet greenery, herbal. Smells like something you would find as aromatherapy in a spa - draped in leaves, bamboo art and music blended from woodwinds and raindrops. I smell no rose. It is unisex, or more masculine. To my mind the pink colour is very misleading, this bottle should look like a jungle, like Tesori D'oriente Thai Spa or Lattafa Qimmah.

It smells like Campari or Aperol spritz - it's a rose-y, herbal, slightly woody grapefruit. Quite sharp and unbalanced, and with not much presence. I like Campari though, and anything bitter, and so I might enjoy it in the summer. I detect no resemblance to Jour, Sur le Nil, Voyage, Shalimar PI or to any other Hermes or Guerlain's outhere - not even Pamplemousse Rose. So I advise against blind-buying thinking it's even remotely similar to any of these. I paid 10 euros for a 100 ml bottle, would not have paid even that had I had a chance to test it first.

Love the opening but then it settles into an intrusive soapy smell I cannot abide.

I was looking for something similar to Iris Rebelle by Atelier Cologne, which I love and is almost impossible to buy where I live anymore. When I saw the carrot seed in the ingredients (internal joke to all the reviewers who cannot stand IR because of its resemblance to carrot :), I got my hopes up and blind bough it. Honestly, it reminds me more of Perles de Lalique, which actually lists a rose in their notes, than IR, at least on my skin. I smell a lot of grapefruit, so it is more fruity, but musky/soapy clean with a little bit of powdery sweetness. Actually, what it reminds me most of is PEZ - the candy :D I avoid the gourmand territory, but this is really pleasant - more sweet and sour than sweet, and rather long lasting. The soft pink colour suits the juice nicely. It feels more cool than warm, and just like the PEZ candy as you crush it with your teeth, it smells more fun and relaxed than serious.

I am excited to be the first to review this really interesting fragrance. The citrus notes make an appearance immediately after spraying it on skin. The smell that I get is actually associated with some Vichi sweets that were white I used to eat as a child. One minute later I was reminded of... Shalimar parfum initial. I was flabbergasted 😲, this is the powderiness that you get from this perfUme. The powderiness is noticeable but it shares the spotlight with the pink grapefruit. Drydown is a light woody scent with a bit of wearable musk. After a while it becomes a skin scent which I liked. I didn’t have much hope when I tried it for the first time, but as it developed I had to go back to the store and purchase it. It may not be for all noses out there but it is great to have other options rather than gourmands.

This bottle is super pretty, but SO misleading! If you are searching for a quite herbal spa scent, with s dry and unsweet character (as in sniffing an actual bowl of dried spa herbs), this is a great budget option. Is this really the carrot seeds? Well, if sage or other herbs had been listed, they would have been the most voted notes.

Most prominent note is rose 🌹. Not earthy or sweet but soft powdery creamy rose. Grapefruit and other ingredients gives green fruity vibes at background.Base is creamy dusty sandalwood. Not complicated perfume Not synthetic feel probably most realistic flanker.

This is not for me. The carrot seeds ruin it. The earthy smell makes me sick. Unfortunately, on my skin, it’s the dominant note. I get a soft powdery smell too that is quite nice, but i can not stand the opening with the strong carrot smell.

oh boy, this is straight up cedar shavings for critter cages.