Vy Roza

Rating in order of my least favorite to favorite of these 4 offerings, Vy Roza is fresh spring. It's bright green grass. Rows of flowers. Clean linen. It's laying in the grass in the shade feeling the cool breeze and the hot sun play against your skin. It's young. It's delicate and beautiful. And while it dares to turn shy, it is bold at first. Clean, a bit aquatic a little wet, grassy, aromatic. Really a wonderful capture of spring time. 8/10

Just a comment before even wearing this fragrance: why is rose not listed as a note? The description says : The fragrance is built around a beautiful Damask rose with its fruity, soft and fresh tones." and the name Roza also suggests a rose scent. From the 'other' website : Fragrance Notes: Green notes, Lilac, Lily-of-the-valley, Rose

I agree with the reviewer who wrote: "There’s absolutely no rubber" (at least, I don't get it, one hour after spraying). "It’s a fresh, dewy rose with very soft green and spring floral undertones, not really that soapy to me."I agree it's not that soapy. I made the mistake of spraying too close to my face (on my t-shirt) just before work in the office and it gave me a headache (had I been at home, I would have changed immediately). I confirm the sillage is excellent... and it's also persistent. After 5 hours, it still glows. So start with just a tiny little bit. It's a lovely composition! And my first sample of this house. Definitely not a blind buy for me. Buy blind only if you are confident that you don't get headaches from certain fragrances. Another edit, 4 hours later: it turned a bit acid on my skin (which is very very rare) so don't blind buy.

There is NO rubber in this. It is a clean, sweet, light, aquatic floral; green; reminds me of a softer version of some of Yosh;this is all about the LOTV, rose and lilac.

At the first spray, I was completely taken aback; wow, wow. What an extraordinary floral. It felt otherworldly and ethereal: aquatic, airy, unmistakably soapy. A luminous rose, almost celestial in its clarity and freshness. And then... it turned. An ambery, fruity tone slowly crept in, and the composition began to sour; almost curdled. The magic collapsed. It felt like being deceived by a witch: enchanting and beautiful at first glance, only to reveal her true nature moments later. I turned my back, and there it was; her warty face and crooked nose, staring back at me from the mirror. A fragrance that seduces, only to betray; unforgettable in its transformation, though not in the way I had hoped. Note: I took a quick look through the comments below. I think it’s soapy, but not rubbery. The transitions are pretty strong, so it’s definitely not blind-buy safe. Tag(s): ethereal rose, soapy floral, ambery fruity turn, polarizing

I do get some rubber or something like varnish in the opening, too Fresh a bit aquatic rose with some of greenness, lotv and hyacinth

Vy Roza begins with fresh linen, wool, & cottons been washed by Tide. It's like a soapy fabrics, clean and white. This stays for a bit, then afterwards (around 30 minutes) it goes soapy rubber with traced hints of woods & i think it's the Lilies. It feels like a white soapy rubber. sort of irritating but quite the one for rubber essence lovers and white floral.

Unfortunately, my skin chemistry plays me here. I also get the rubber note. Rubber with rose in the background. A scent that reminds me a bit of dolls. So maybe something for one looking for that specific rubber doll scent, but that wasn't my case.

There’s absolutely no rubber or anything of that sort. It’s a fresh, oily and dewy rose with very soft green and spring floral undertones, not really that soapy to me.