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Lipstick Rose
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Lipstick Rose by Frederic Malle is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2000, it was created by perfumer Ralf Schwieger. The olfactory pyramid unfolds with top notes of raspberry, lychee, green notes, grapefruit, galbanum, bergamot, and lemon; a heart of iris, violet, rose, heliotrope, valley lily, and cloves; and a base evoking vanilla, amber, white musk, patchouli, cedar, moss, leather, and vetiver.
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Wow! Smells like sweet rose, soap, cream, and powder—I love it and it’s so seductive. The only downside is that for me, it feels a bit too feminine, even though I don’t believe in gender norms and I wear scents like Black Orchid or Amber. Still, it makes me feel a little insecure around others; I don’t know why. If it were a bit cheaper, I’d probably grab it because that insecurity is just mental and temporary, but spending over €200 on something I’m not sure I’ll use scares me. It’s like the perfect blend of Kenzo Flower (too dry for me) and Flowerbomb (too sweet). This balances everything perfectly: great longevity, moderate sillage. Scent: 10, Longevity: 8, Projection: 6, Value: 6, Versatility: 8, Overall: 8.5
What a fleshy, dense, and waxy rose! Almost greasy, like a bright, creamy red lipstick.
I’ve wanted to try this for ages, but the price has made me hesitate. Do you think it’s worth the investment?
I don’t know what to say because it’s very personal… The quality seems good and it lasts quite a while. But deep down, it reminded me a lot of Kenzo Flower mixed with something sweeter like Flowerbomb… and either of those is worth five times less. The good thing is that Frederick Malle sells it in 10ml; although they are expensive, it’s an option to try without spending too much at first. If you like roses and violets, you’ll probably like it…
Holy crap, Lipstick Rose is mind-blowing. I’m turning into an addict for perfumes with a marked rose, and here on top of that with a mind-blowing violet (one of my favorite flowers after iris)… I’m falling off my chair. It opens with a sweet white rose, almost wilted, cemetery-style, and bam, violet with vanilla and iris, slightly bitter from the raspberry which feels very present. It’s potent for the first 3 hours, then sits close to the skin for another 6 or 8 hours. Maximum quality, it exudes cleanliness and sophistication. I repeat, it’s mind-blowingly good. It’s a fusion between Guerlain’s Insolence and Yves Saint Laurent’s Paris. It also vaguely vibrates with Kelly Calache (only vaguely). Kelly is cleaner and more elegant. I’m putting it on my 2021 must-haves list. Scent: 10 out of 10, Projection: 10, Longevity: 8. All of this, of course, if you like these notes. Even if the blend is cliché, it deserves for my nose to sleep pressed against my wrist. I’m completely smitten.
I love Lipstick Rose. The name describes it perfectly. The first spray wraps you in a makeup atmosphere, ultra-feminine and retro. Rose, violet, and iris are highly nuanced, illuminated by the raspberry which adds juiciness and a youthful air. You can also note the freshness and brightness of the grapefruit. The rose is fantastic: cosmetic, powdery, charming, tender, and a bit mischievous. It’s not a dark or gloomy rose. It takes me back to the Belle Époque, to the coquettish glamour of Montmartre cabarets. Ideal for a mature woman who knows her femininity, educated yet approachable. It has undeniable charm, between tender and seductive. I don’t think everyone will like it; you have to connect with that retro feminine coquetry. I also don’t see it on a man. It’s pricey, but the longevity and projection are fantastic.
I absolutely love Lipstick Rose. The name says it all: a spray that wraps you in a dressing room atmosphere, ultra-feminine and a bit retro. Rich rose, violet, and iris, highlighted by raspberry for a juicy, youthful vibe. You can also detect the freshness of bergamot. The rose is fantastic: cosmetic, powdery, tender, and a little mischievous—nothing dark or gloomy. It transports me to the Belle Époque, to the coquettish glamour of Montmartre cabarets. Perfect for a mature woman who knows her femininity, with manners that are both refined and approachable. It has undeniable charm, balancing tenderness and seduction. I don’t think everyone will like it; you have to connect with that retro feminine flirtation. I also don’t see it on a man. It’s pricey, but the longevity and projection are fantastic.
What a fleshy, dense, waxy rose… almost greasy, like a bright, creamy red lipstick.
What a fleshy, dense, waxy rose… almost greasy. Like a bright red, very creamy lipstick.
Searching for the definitive scent of a lipstick, I found this perfume: it’s like a sum of lipsticks, blush, brushes, and rice powder. The story says perfumer Ralf Schwieger created it based on the smell of his mother’s bag. It recalls how, as a child, I’d open her bag and feel a red and pink scent of lipstick and what she carried for grooming. Makeup roses and childhood memories.
I just bought it at Cigas and it smells identically to baby powder. It doesn’t change at all; it’s very linear and extremely expensive for what it is.
Delightful! It’s exactly as its name suggests: a lipstick scent with sweetened fine rose and violet notes, plus vintage powder, likely from the iris. I read that the creator wanted to recreate the smell of opening his mother’s handbag—a mix of makeup and perfume—and I think he nailed it. It also reminds me of the powder my mom used to wear.
Charming! It’s exactly as its name suggests: a lipstick with a scent of sweetened roses and violets. It brings to mind vintage powder, surely due to the iris. I read that the creator wanted to recreate the smell of opening his mother’s bag, a mix of makeup and perfume; I think he achieved it. I also remember the makeup powder my mother used.
After reading the reviews, I disagree with the comparisons. Not even with Margiela’s Lipstick On, which people often compare it to; they’re very different despite aiming for similar vibes. This one is delicate, fleshy, and dense, but over time it becomes more sensitive and elegant. It has good projection and longevity, but in the heat, it overwhelms me; I don’t wear it in summer. For me, it needs to be cold to wear comfortably, otherwise, it can become unbearable.
Reading the reviews, I don’t see a resemblance to any of the ones mentioned, not even Lipstick On by Margiela, with which I’ve read many comparisons. These are two distinct perfumes, even though they aim for something similar. This one is delicate, fleshy, and dense; over time, it becomes more sensitive and elegant. It has good projection and longevity, but it overwhelms me in the heat; I don’t wear it in summer. It needs cold weather to be comfortable, otherwise it can become unbearable.
I already own Angel Dust by Francesca Bianchi and want to try this, but people say they smell the same. Based on the notes, I think this one might be less animalic. I also have Putein des Palaces, which people claim is similar to Angel, but I don’t see it as that similar…
A Kiss of Lipstick in Time: For those who love vintage talc, Lipstick Rose is a trip to the mirror. It smells like a kiss on an old letter, forgotten lipstick in a drawer, and rice powder. It reminds me of my grandmother: her wooden vanity, her wedding portrait, and her music box. The treasure was in the drawer, among embroidered handkerchiefs and fans, where she kept letters smelling of Pravia Hay soap. What fascinated me most was her 80s Helena Rubinstein makeup; it smelled of old glamour, dramatic femininity, and grandma’s love. This perfume captures it perfectly: rose and violet fused into a talc-like, powdery accord, softened by a sweet vanilla. Some compare it to colored wax or play-doh, that point between children and divas. It’s a comforting hug that leaves a trail of carmine. A kiss in time that keeps floating after the last spin of the ballerina.