Jolie Fleur Rose

I think this is my favorite rose scent to date. I fell for this one upon first sniff...I adore how delicate it is. This is tiny blush pink roses surviving frosty morning air, delicate velvety petals gleaming with crystals in the foggy sunrise. When I wear this one I think of tiny fine bone china teacups with delicate pink roses painted on them with a steaming delicately steeped rose oolong, reading a sweet historical romance by the fire... I love how you can smell the whole rose, green stems and all

I tried two rose-based fragrances today, and both were so wildly divergent, it really amazed me. The first one was naughty and seductive, this one is buttoned up and proper. It puts me in mind of a sweet green tea rose after a rain. The sandalwood gives it a dusty edge and the green notes with the rose remind me of leather leaf ferns in a florist's shop. I could wear this to church, to a grade school, to grandma's house for tea.

A soft and true tea rose, I thought it was lovely. Took about a half hour to fully develop on my skin.

A kind soul gifted me the Jolie Fleur mini sampler. Rose is the best of the three: a true rose with a touch of violet. Similar to Stella McCartney's Stella, although that one's considerably stronger. Performance is poor: almost no longevity or sillage. Pity, this one would be lovely for anyone into lighter rose frags. Edited: this perfume performs better on hot, humid days.

Very nice classic smelling rose with some beautiful green facets, but sadly performance is very poor. I can’t smell this at all after an hour.

Whoa, what is with that dill pickle accord?! How bizarre. The first time I sprayed it, the opening smacked of that prickly pink pepper, and then it settled into a soft, musky- dusky rose, which is normally right up my alley. I actually loved it for about 30 minutes. After reading some reviews, I sprayed it again and all I could detect was that dill pickle! It has something to do with the pepper and an ill-blended mish mash of violet and something vaguely citrus-y- A definite fail for me.

I didn't like it when first drying down, and it disappeared completely after an hour of so. I detected mostly sandalwood and some rose, but it had a strange wang on my skin.

This has the dill pickle accord on my skin. I was testing the matchbox trio and I put on the bleu, my coworker really liked it so I let her put the rose on. On her it was a fizzy bright rose; mostly realistic with a touch of a clean, soapy effect. So, a few days later I tried it on myself. And I immediately smelled tangy dill pickles. I thought it might have been a fluke; perhaps a strange mixing with oils still on my skin from an earlier application of something, so I tried it again (a few days later on clean skin) and had other people smell me (including the coworker that it worked for). Still totally smell vinegary dill pickles all through the scent and so did they. I actually don't hate it, but it is odd enough to not want to wear it. And I have other rose scents I love very much. I gave the rest of my sample to my coworker. Strong projection for at least the first hour. And lasts a good four or so overall.

I ordered as a gift with purchase - a Tory Burch sample set of her 3 new fragrances from the Fleur Jolie line, all in spray samples, housed in a cute pocket sized floral print box from Sephora. I have sampled all of them, and while I love them, I have to report that they all wear more like eau de toilettes. Well this one is a wet, dewy pink rose with a little pink pepper and citrus thrown in. The cashmeran adds sweetness- and gives it a turkish delight quality. If this were edible, I picture rose champagne with vanilla wafers layered with a peppery rose icing. This was a lot of fun to wear the first hour as the layers unfolded. I got a compliment immediately. I guess it's comparable to Stella McCartney Stella EDT, but this is sweeter and deeper. Also if you like Signorina original you may like this.

I had really high hopes for this one, but it turned out too sharp and grassy for me. By the time it dries down, the sharpness and green aspects go away, leaving just the lovely rose, but by then it's not worth it, because it's so much of a skin scent, that not even I can tell I'm wearing it, unless I am burying my nose directly in my wrist. I don't get the comparison to Stella - the rose in Stella is darker and more velvety, and a bit fake, in that overblown way. Here, the rose is lighter and fresher, and would be lovely, if only it lasted and wasn't overpowered by that screechy sharpness and greenness in the beginning.

A very classy, fresh rose. This is by far the best rose fragrance, I've encountered. It's one of those scents, you never knew you wanted, until you smell it yourself. It was love at first smell. Pure rose to the tea (see what I did there). This one of those hidden gems that you come across by chance. A rose, is a rose, is a rose, is a rose.

I got the pack sample too, the pink one is a bit sharp to my nose,, not great.I detect musk, plus more rose..nothing outstanding...it would give me a headache quite easily...for the price, it isn't anything special, there are rose scents nicer than this... Overrated, overpriced.

a bit powdery, and a bit sharp. I get the tea rose, powder, and something green and sharp like lily of the valley. no dill pickle, I had to laugh at that. it reminded me very much of Stella mccartney eau de toilette