Rambler Rose 踏云蔷薇

Very pretty. I can see the comparisons to Little Flower by Régime des Fleurs and Rose Struck by Liis—they all share that airy, modern rose brightened by radiant fruits. L’Ombre Dans L’Eau feels less aligned to me, though; on my skin, it leans distinctly green and more vegetal. This may feel redundant if you already own something in this lane, but if you’re drawn to passion fruit, it could easily become your next obsession. And if the price of RdF is hard to justify, this is an excellent alternative. Personally, I prefer it to Rose Struck.

Wow. this was honestly the first rose heavy fragrance that i loved right off the bat. The passion fruit blends so well with the roses. I got this as a sample when I ordered Void. I was pleasantly surprised cause i went into smelling it with the bias of not liking it cause i don’t normally like rose. Blown away by this, I would have bought a full bottle right away but this is for sure a feminine fragrance, i can’t rock it but boy does this smell good. 100/10

This is beautiful. It threw me off at first because of the cassis and I dismissed it, but gave it another try, the cassis settles down after a minute and then it's this gorgeous, bright, bubbly, fresh rose with a touch of sweetness mixed with passionfruit tea. I've had it on my arm and it's been there for 12 hours going strong. So worth it, I have many rose perfumes and this one stands out

This is a passion fruit dominant RDF Little Flower or Liis Rose Struck. If you’re looking for a little fruity “punch” and like that DNA this is for you! If not, it’s redundant to the two aforementioned frags.

i bought this for my little sister's sweet 16th on an impulse shopping spree in the streets of shanghai, right before i went clubbing for the first time @ ins (the 10-story-high club that has different clubs on every floor). it smells like the peach passionfruit fruit tea she loves, no ice and 25% sweet. reminds me more of the idea of her rather than how she actually smells (piss but its okay shes still my baby sis). she loved it of course