Rose Blanche

Rose Blanc is a very pretty white rose w/ a lot of lily of the valley. When this is 1st sprayed it has a green rose quality to it, very fresh and clean. As this progresses it smells like a bouquet of white flowers, white roses and lily of the valleys. Like a bridal bouquet. This would be a wonderful perfume for a Bride. Soft ambers and woods mingled w/ the white florals in the dry down. This is going on my want shelf. So pretty, super feminine and classy. This brand is very contemporary chic, that is how I would describe them. One to watch.

I got a sampler with an order, and this fragrance was my favorite. It is exactly the spring floral fragrance I was looking for. Only downside is it is too strong and long lasting (gives me headaches). So, I content myself with sniffing my sample bottle wistfully until something similar but a touch weaker comes along.

I like this but not enough to buy a bottle. It's simple, and pretty, but nothing special. I got the sample set and while I thought most were nice, I wasn't crazy about any of them. I'm not loving this one either, but this and the neroli musk, also from this line, are nice, wearable, uncomplicated day scents. As for this fragrance, it's a lightly sweet watery rose with a fresh profile due to the LOTV and a touch of black currant fruitiness. It lasts for about 4 hours with soft silage. It strongly reminds me of Kim Kardashian's Fleur Fatale, which IMO, is much better composed at a fraction of the price. As there are lots of other perfumes out there in a similar vein of a fresh fruity rose, it's not something unique to the genre, nor is there anything here that sets it apart. I've reached the point in my fragrance journey where I'm more discerning in what I buy, and unless it fulfils certain criteria, one of which is that I have to love it, I won't buy it. The last thing I need is an unworn fragrance sitting in an already full to capacity wardrobe. And as is true of Neroli Musk, this is way overpriced for what it is.

This is way more fresh-green than I expected! I typically abhor lily of the valley, but this was actually quite beautiful and didn’t leave me with a headache as is usual. I also get the black currant as a crisp, tangy note which is lovely. Rose Blanche doesn’t scream “rose!” so much as it gives a natural, floral aura. This is the fragrance from Precious Liquid that really stood out to me as having probably “high quality” ingredients because there are ways that all of the ingredients have irked me in other, cheaper perfumes—but here it almost makes me reconsider what I consider my taste to be. 🧐 I want to retry this in spring and see how it lives on the skin then, too.

Not much experience in female fragrances but I got the samples so here we are. I typically not a fan of rose but this is done so lightly and airy that it feels so easy to wear even as a guy but something about it just hits every spot, like you combined MFK 724 without the soap and added rose and forgive me if I’m wrong. I agree with the others saying it smells like a “White rose” and is ethereal for sure, too bad the longevity sucks and the rose fades fast. The image that pops up in my head when I smell this is a lady in a sundress enjoying her time in her garden in the spring.