Rosamor

I like this perfume but I need a ton to even remember having it on. No sillage what-so-ever and longevity is not a word that could even be considered in the same sentence with Rosamor. In 2004 I was trying on perfumes to get for mother and this made the cut. She used it, she liked it then, but she has absolutely no recollection of the scent - talking about a person who can describe fragrances she wore 50 and 60 years ago. I was quite surprised, because I remembered it as one of the perfumes I liked enough for me too. So I recently bought a bottle. And I now know what she means. The scent vanishes. I have to stick my wrist on my nose to even remember I have it on. Scent-wise I get no rose, and no baby powder (thankfully) either. What I do get is an immediate dry-down with a scent of lingering tobacco on old leather bound books. The smell of a house library room. I guess it is the musk with the citrus that blend this way.

Rosamor is a scent of optimism; this is a perfectly gentle powder rose, not unlike the vintage talcum powders my mother used on her vanity. There are absolutely no green or potentially sharp notes, especially once it settles on the skin. This is an easy scent to wear every day for something inoffensive, uplifting, and feminine. I appreciate Rosamor after a difficult day, or when I need a pick me up. It is also fine to wear as a bedtime scent. Also, extra credit for the charming bottle and lovely decanter!

Wow, I didn't think I considered myself a fan of rose but I like this. I also enjoy citrus and tuberose so that helps. The lasting power is not good, but if I like a fragrance enough I will buy the large bottle and re-apply. Also putting it on clothes keeps the scent with me longer. I think it's lovely. In my opinion, a perfume collection needs a powdery floral and for me, this fits the bill.

I absolutely love this fragrance. It's very unlike most of the perfumes I favor that are heavier and spicier. This is fresh and more citrus and woody than rose to me. It also has that note I love that smells like pencil shavings. Not sure what it is but I love it. One of the few perfumes I have purchased more than once or twice.

I love it, I was afraid it would be low quality for the price but this is surprisingly lovely. Top notes are mainly lily of the valey and freesia then it develops into a very pretty powderish rose. I love it. Don't get the old lady associations, this is a very beautiful elegant fragrance. Lasting power good sillage good also.