Joyce Rose

This is a delightful fragrance. At first I smelled the Lemon and the Pink Pepper. Then I started smelling the Almond and the Ylang-ylang with hints of Vanilla and Tonka Bean. It's a good perfume for daily wear for women of all ages. Only problem is, it doesn't lasts long. On my skin, it stayed for like 2 hours. But on clothing, longer, 8 hours plus. Summer and Spring is the ideal season. Day time is the ideal time to wear. Due to its short longevity, I suggest it is good to wear for a short outing like a visit to the grocery store.

This is beautiful and I adore it. It's a clean floral scent, suitable for the colder seasons because of the vanilla base. I feel the tuberose and vanilla the most, but when I catch whiffs of this during the day it honestly smells like expensive soap rather than a perfume.

A very feminine, romantic, and delicate composition. Sparkling with ethereal floral notes, it feels like a silvery stream, evoking fresh, almost aquatic nuances. A subtle sweetness quickly settles on the skin, with minimal longevity and an airy sillage, leading into a lightly woody base. The overall impression is gentle and pleasing—like the touch of a fairy’s wings.

This Joyce line is so far very disappointing to me. After the watery-synthetic apple in Joyce Jade comes the synthetic flowery shampoo scent in Joyce Rose. Flowers, mostly tuberose, vanilla and a headache inducing powdery base, no sillage and no lasting power... forget this.

I didn't feel anything rose at the first time, but that's okay. I already know it's rose and I wore rose before on myself. I really like it and I would say it's a real scent of a rose, one that develops as a pink rose would smell in all expected imaginations ... I also have a pretty big bottle of cologne if you like this type of single note ~ Oriflame's Radiant Rose ~ another sweet scent of a bright rose, listed as many other things altogether and then, not.