Rose des Champs

I just recently purchased this perfume on a trip to an outlet mall, and at first, I was hesitant. I love L'Occitane products but have never actually owned any. But upon entering the botique, I was bombarded with a beautiful scent of roses. I saw that Rose Des Champs was what I was smelling and I had to test it. I spritzedd some on a card and I knew that it's what I really had been looking for in a scent for a long time. At first glimpse, this scent is a typical, fresh and young rose scent. Done to death? I think not, because, it acquires this depth that has yet to be executed. In the bottle it's heady and green, on the skin it's a much different story. It's light and grassy on top, but underneath it all it's this almost sexy and alluring rose with a rich quality that the cedar and tonka bean really bring to it. I absolutely recommend this scent to ANYONE who loves the smell of roses, and even if you don't, give it a try. You will be pleasantly surprised.

I love this scent (the body gel). This is a beautiful, warm rose scent. It smells so fresh and really does remind me of standing in the middle of a green field of roses. It smells "Victorian" and applying it makes me feel like royalty! There is sweet cedar in it so it smells warm and even comforting. Loccitane offered this as limited edition but I see it offered on QVC.com at $25 for a duo with the rose 4 reines hand cream!! Please buy so they don't discontinue such a beautiful, pastoral fragrance!! So many compliments when wearing this!!!!

If you're into rosy scents, and if you can still get your hands on a bottle of this beauty - I suggest you go for it. Not your usual powdery rose, here is a green, blooming fragrance, dewy and airy. This is rose made happy and light, and I must say it smells less complicated than it seems, somehow in a good way. Longevity is fair and sillage is light.

Perfect for a spring morning... Infact that's just what it smells like! Warm spring sun on dewy morning grass with rosebushes awakening. Green, fresh, floral, wet, not cold.. Nor that warm.

why isnt there anyone reviewing this?