Rosamonda

A beautiful rose medley - if you're a fan of roses, this will be your jam. It's bright and refreshing like a walk in a rose garden. As mentioned, this is not only a scent from the petals but also the whole plant. There's a lovely astringent note to it, green and dewy. I love the adjective Houdini4 used - visceral. Would be happy to wear this is spring!

One day, you feel like doing something a little wild, so you start tearing roses apart in your garden, petals and leaves, with reckless abandon (I don’t know why you’d do this, don’t!). Your hands are now sticky with the essence of crushed roses and leaves; everything is sharp, and everything is intensely fresh. Then, driven by impulse, you bring your hands to your nose and smell them. That’s exactly what this is

This fragrance is a really realistic rose, cassis frgarance. It opens up heavy on the rose and it continues through out the fragrance. Lovely fragrance. 8/10

If you like rose with green touch, this perfume is for you. For spring or summer, I can smell the complete rose with petals, leafs and stalks of the flower. Very natural, it is interesting but not for me. It is delicate and poetic, very fresh! Too green maybe. The sillage is correct and the longevity is perfect. You can try this brand with the discovery set. 5/10 but for sure the quality is present... PERFUMER'S NOTE “That morning the air was cool, still damp with dew. The harvest was finished, the baskets were filled with sparkling roses just begging to be caressed. On a whim that morning, I scooped up a handful of dropped sepals, being careful to avoid the thorns. I raised my fingertips to my nose, the smell intoxicated me. I scribbled everything down on a piece of paper. Then, taking my time, I faithfully transcribed the fleeting image: the stem from the root to the delicate thorns, the sap running under the foliage, the reflection of the sun... An instantaneous olfactory journey, unique in the fields of Grasse, at day’s end..." Fabrice Pellegrin

It's like fresh cut roses put in stagnant water in a vase, where some of the leaves have previously fallen and started decaying.