Rose de Soleil

Rose de Soleil smells like a floral dessert that escaped from a Michelin‐star kitchen and is now living its best life. The first spray hits you with mandarin and blood orange like it's trying to convince you it's a fresh scent. It's lying. This is the olfactory equivalent of the friend who arrives, saying "I'll just have a light snack" and then eats an entire cheesecake. Your nose barely has time to prepare before the honey comes charging in like Winnie-the-Pooh on a sugar bender. The florals are there, waving politely, trying to be elegant, but they're fighting for attention in a room where honey is doing jazz hands and caramel is breakdancing in the corner. It’s basically a bouquet dipped in syrup and then rolled in more syrup for good measure. The base is dessert chaos. The bakery has exploded, the candle shop is having a nervous breakdown and you're suddenly a beekeeper who moonlights as a pastry chef. It’s warm, bold, feminine, and sweet enough to make dentists nervous. Riifs Rose de Soleil is what happens when a floral perfume and a dessert buffet fall in love and run away together. If you enjoy smelling like a seductive dessert or a honey-soaked goddess, who may or may not have stolen a caramel apple on the way out of the fair - this is absolutely your scent.

This smells exactly like the original! Be warned: Patchouli is strong at the dry down for this and OG. The level of honey note is slightly more in JPG. Sillage is the same...a lot! Don’t overspray..lol. Spot on with JPG with Riffs being a bit more palatable as it is not overly sweet.

I agree with Poundcake2089 a exact dupe of the OG! My OG is denting big time and now I have this one so I'm a happy girl! I allways layer it with a vanilla like vanilla Voyage and I can only say just a few sprays will do lol 😂 my colleagues always follow my sent to track me down 😂