ManRose

9 reseñas

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• juancar677

  July 5, 2017

  

  Etro, the exclusive Italian maison, presents a new men’s EDP inspired by rose, reminiscent of Perris Montecarlo, but here it’s Turkish rose instead of Taïf. While Etro stays true to its garden niche line, they’ve managed to create an oriental floral men’s fragrance with this rose. If not for the penetrating Turkish rose, the other notes would make it very masculine; I smelled exactly that yesterday—gardens and masculine. It evolves well, but for me, it feels decaf’d and doesn’t justify the price-to-quality ratio. This house never quite delivers a trail that’s right, although here they really went all out. It’s elegant and seductive, but ultimately weak. Having to bring your arm close to smell it better isn’t a good sign. I’ll give the tester more chances since I don’t trust the lady at El Corte Inglés I know. It’s a beautiful fragrance, but I have doubts that haven’t been cleared. Something just doesn’t quite add up for me.

• juancar677

  July 7, 2017

  

  Finally, after trying it at the café bar, ManRose convinced me. I’m not a fan of the Etro house and 95% of their fragrances don’t suit me, but this one seems very good and I already brought it home. Its opening is green, attractive, refreshing, slightly sharp, and very natural, like an Italian garden. The heart reveals a Turkish rose with soft incense and refreshing geranium. The dry down is sexy, leaning towards leather and woods, but the other notes turn out beautifully. It’s a soft, non-aggressive EDP that shows a lot of projection at 1.5 meters without issues. The trail is noticeable and powerful. I see it as a four-seasons perfume, day and night, with an air of sophistication, very gentlemanly and exclusive, easy to wear, classic yet modern and creative. Out of many tries, this is the winner. Recommended if you’re looking for something different that sets you apart. Note: the test was done with the sample from the bottle at El Corte Inglés, not the one I bought. My final verdict is pending.

• juancar677

  July 10, 2017

  

  The exclusive Italian maison Etro offers us a new men’s EDP inspired by rose, similar to Perris Montecarlo, but here it’s Turkish rose instead of Taïf. Etro stays true to its niche garden line yet manages to create an oriental floral men’s perfume with this rose. If not for the penetrating Turkish rose, it would be very masculine due to its other notes; yesterday I smelled it that way, gardens and masculine. It evolves well, but for me, it feels decaf’d and doesn’t cross the price-quality barrier. This house never manages a trail like it should, although here they really went all out. It’s elegant and seductive, but it feels weak. Having to bring the arm close to smell it better is not a good sign. I’ll give the tester more chances because I don’t trust the lady at El Corte Inglés I know. It’s a beautiful fragrance, but I have doubts that haven’t cleared up. Something doesn’t quite add up for me.

• juancar677

  November 4, 2017

  

  Watch out with this perfume. The tester has nothing to do with the bottle you buy for 130 euros: one is powerful and the other barely registers. Be careful… This is for a complaint.

• gelo999

  February 10, 2018

  

  ManRose is very refined and elegant. The Turkish rose maintains its full development: fresh and green at the start with bergamot and sweet elemi, lovely, but it doesn’t last long. As it evolves, it becomes spicy, dry, and woody, reminiscent of scents like Cartier Declaration d’un soir or Frapin Nevermore. The dry-down is similar: seductive and masculine, with incense, musk, and a pale leather note, like a dried rose inside a book, though it still recalls those other fragrances. It shines well at the start but becomes boring and unoriginal in the mid and dry phases. Longevity is good, but the projection is shy. Rating: 6.5.

• gelo999

  February 19, 2018

  

  ManRose is very fine and elegant. The Turkish rose maintains the entire development: fresh and green at the start with bergamot and sweet elemi, lovely, but it doesn’t last long. As it evolves, it becomes spicy, dry, and woody, reminiscent of fragrances like Cartier Declaration d’un soir or Frapin Nevermore. The dry-down is similar, seductive and masculine, with incense, musk, and a pale leather note, like a dried rose inside a book, though it still reminds me of those other fragrances. It starts off well but becomes boring and not very original in the middle and dry-down phases. Longevity is good but projection is timid. Rating: 6.5

• Bofifa

  April 22, 2018

  

  I’ve been looking to experiment with rose, an almost non-existent note in Western men’s perfumery, especially if you want a floral without leather or heavy wood. I was searching for a clean, fresh rose from Excellent Men through Aramis 900 to the dapper Amor pour Homme. Etro’s ManRose arrived just in time: clean, crystal-clear, distinct from other notes, and built with quality. It opens with bergamot and a spicy touch, then sails through herbal and woody seas while staying in the foreground. The contrast between the base and the opening is beautiful. It feels clean, elegant, and youthful without losing masculinity. It’s delicate, calm, and affectionate. The projection is discreet but allows you to appreciate nuances that would be lost if it were louder. A rose garden on a Saturday morning a hundred years ago. It leaves a certain trail of ‘smelling good’ when you move. The longevity is good but deceptive; sometimes you forget it’s there until a wonderful burst hits. Excellent perfume.

• jerry drake

  June 30, 2018

  

  A classy, refined, and versatile scent that still projects well after an hour. Perfect for spring and summer, it brings freshness, a sense of cleanliness, and relaxation. Ideal for someone on a yacht who wants to approach the stunning girl sunbathing on the bow in a dress, with a white Martini and the best smile. It feels luxurious; just overapply a bit to make it last longer. Great find thanks to Bofifa’s wisdom.

• juancar677

  October 12, 2018

  

  The bottle I received had nothing to do with the tester, not even the liquid color. They left it at El Corte Inglés in Valencia for me to analyze and swapped it for a completely different fragrance, which I luckily love. Very bad experience; I don’t even want to see it now, haha.