Mint Rose

Ordio Lab Mint Rose by Ordio Lab Forget the jammy, sugar coated roses you know. Mint Rose from Ordio Lab is not a traditional floral; it is an exercise in thermal contrast. In a market saturated with jammy, gourmand roses, Ordio Lab has performed a clinical extraction of beauty, stripping away the sugar to reveal a rose that feels architectural, luminescent and brilliantly cold. The opening is a startling jolt of crushed garden mint, not the synthetic sweetness of confectionary, but the hyper-realistic, peppery snap of a bruised leaf. It creates a "frosted glass" effect, through which a dewy Bulgarian rose slowly begins to pulse. This is a rose caught at 5:00 AM; it is wet with morning mist, its petals stiff from the night’s chill. What makes this composition "Lab-grade" is the precision of the bridge between the green and the floral. There is a metallic shimmer here, likely a sophisticated use of Geranium or Rose Oxide, that prevents the scent from becoming "pretty," keeping it instead in the realm of "avant-garde." As it dries down, the mint doesn't disappear; it settles into a clean, white musk and transparent woods, acting like a constant air-conditioner for the floral heart. Mint Rose is a scent for the minimalist collector. It is for those who find beauty in clarity and botanical accuracy. It is a masterclass in how to make a rose feel modern, genderless, and undeniably sophisticated. Ordio Lab hasn't just bottled a fragrance they’ve bottled the exact moment when winter's last frost meets spring’s first bloom. You can buy the fragrance from the website https://ordiolab.com/Homer @perfume_and_style_addict

OrdioLab is a fragrance house from Taiwan, and they offer two concentrations across their lineup: Extrait and EDP. Both are well-priced—take. Personally, I lean more toward their Extrait collection, but Mint Rose stands out even in EDP form. It’s incredibly refreshing—like a breath of cool air—even in the middle of a humid subtropical summer. The scent itself is pretty straightforward, but in a good way. It opens with a blast of icy, herbaceous mint that really wakes you up, and then softens with a sweet blend of rose and neroli that smooths out the chill without taking it away. If you’re into mint, rose, and need something uplifting for hot weather, this one’s worth checking out.

The 2025 AOA award-winning piece from Taiwan, Mint Rose is undeniably a refreshing rose fragrance made for summer. Its cool opening isn’t just about straightforward mint—it’s a nuanced blend of mint, pink pepper, and a hint of sweet olibanum, interwoven with rose and delicate neroli florals. The overall impression is one of high-brightness pale green—crisp, clean, and airy. To be honest, Mint Rose isn’t what I would consider OrdioLab’s best work, but there’s no denying its wearability, broad appeal, and excellent value. I’ve tested it many times (worn it on skin at least five times), and yet, I still haven’t committed to purchasing it.

薄荷就一开场有,然后青柠檬超级无敌明显...(不知道哪里跑出去的🆘) 超级无敌像林里柠檬茶的泰绿柠檬茶不额外加糖 前调薄荷加少量花香,中后调淡玫瑰青柠檬

This was a disappointment. Yes it is very fresh, but the various herbs here don't produce a pleasant effect. I agree with Dariaaaaaa below that there seems to be some kind of lemon in the top. Perhaps lemongrass? To me unfortunately it smells more like a household cleaning product than a perfume. Rose? Undetectable.