Feerie Rose des Neiges

I must confess that I fell in love with the bottle at first sight, and when I read about the notes I imagined that this perfume would be so beautiful. There wasn't really a store near me that sells this so I ordered this online. Wow, this perfume really does turn out to be amazing. It's really floral at first so this would be perfect for spring, but the litchi note at the beginning keep Feerie Rose des Neiges grounded. About 5 minutes later the rose and magnolia appear, and after that Rose des Neiges pretty much remains a floral perfume. It feels like I'm relaxing in a garden surrounded by magnolia and roses. The longevity of this is about 5 hours, which is decent for an EDT, but it's very awesome when it lasts. By the 5th hour it becomes really more creamy and close to the skin and smells like a very expensive soap.The scent is so beautiful, it's definitely not a generic floral scent, and I think it would make a very safe blind-buy. ***Edit*** I wore it to bed about 10 hours ago, when I wake up today I can still catch some hints of this so it actually lasts a pretty long time. It's just not a loud perfume.

I have completely changed my mind about this one! It ́s absolutely beautiful- one of the prettiest rose fragrances I have ever tried. I like pink pepper, but often it annoys me slightly as well, but here it ́s done so nicely, just a drop of pink pepper and the clean, bright lychee. There is nothing fruit salad-y or "exotic" about the lychee- it ́s just bright and sparkly together with the really, really nice rose/magnolia combo. I know it may be common, but sometimes I think that the rose/magnolia combo is the best smell in the world- and here it ́s heavenly! And for once the cedar is quite strong and the tonka quite weak- so many perfumes do it just the other way around and easily turn into ice cream territory. This is actually the perfume that taught me how much I love cedar! I don ́t find this cold nor do I find it warm. It ́s not super fresh either, but it ́s bright and at the same time... solid! It is really way more original than I gave it credit for in my earlier review.

Wearing this today on our first real significant snowfall out here in rural Pennsylvania. (I actually brought the bottle outside with me and spritzed it under the fresh snow like a weirdo) This really is remarkable in cold weather, considering the typical 'spring time' notes like litchi, rose and magnolia. Rose des Neiges truly does sparkle in an elegant and quiet way. The Nose behind this perfume must have synesthesia because it smells & "feels" the same way snow 'sounds' when you stand outside in the absolute quiet. You can hear the little pitter-pattering of crystal snowflakes glistening on the way down and creating a fizzy white-noise around you. It has that same gentle staticy swishing in the opening with bright litchi and tickling pink pepper. It smells like pink snowflakes with glitter. Little delicate glass rose petals falling from the sky. But fairy-tale snow, so you don't actually feel cold or damp. You feel light and ethereal like the sound of snow.

This is not the same white rose which you could smell the flower shop or in the garden - it is surrounded by magnolia and sandalwood, maybe even the pink pepper starts to play the first violin? I also feel a sweet note - no sugar and vanilla and toffee. A typical, well-balanced sweetness. Something beautiful .. If it smells like an enchanted world of fairies in winter I'm writing on it Fragrance for women of all ages. It has always seemed to me that the rose perfume fit for the age group 40 +, but this time the smell is just universal. The name itself implies that the smell of winter, and indeed it seems to me that for Christmas FEERIE rose will be perfect, because it is classy and elegant. Bottle lovely - but my 30 ml is without fairies. Plug like rose petals and he looks like a polished bottle, crystal pearl. Durability - about 4 hours, the clothes and the hair longer. Lovely scent !! Very unique

To me this scent is a "kinder" version of Pleasures by Estee Lauder. The notes are different, yet I smell a strong resemblance. Maybe it is the specific rose type that has been used? In any regard this is warmer even though it is a wintery "cold" scent, which rather say more about the tingeling icyness of Pleasures. Feerie Rose suits me better at the moment- I will use it for work- it ́s stylish and pretty and feminine without being super sweet and overly fruity like many fashionable rose scents at the moment OR full of those stern lilies in Pleasures. I really like the cedar wood in this too- it ́s soft, real and classy and ads debt. This is by no means a super original scent, yet it is so balanced that it becomes very beautiful.