Lumiere Rose

14 reseñas

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• Miriam Ponzio

  June 3, 2015

  

  I met this fragrance today; to my taste, it’s very feminine, delicate, sensual, and has a classic touch. It smells like roses like the old colognes but updated, with oriental blends and sweetness. It reminds me a lot of Estée Lauder’s Pleasures Delight, it has something of Lancôme’s Tresor… also the discontinued Miss Dior Cherie. I usually choose less popular fragrances; I don’t like smelling like everyone else. I loved the originality of my new fragrance, my husband loved it too. IT’S A ROMANTIC FRAGRANCE. Pity its longevity is very light, anyway I give it 10 points for LUMIERE ROSE DE GRES.

• Miriam Ponzio

  June 10, 2015

  

  I just tried Lumière Rose and it feels very feminine, delicate, and sensual, with a classic rose vibe like old colognes but updated with oriental and sweet blends. It reminds me of Estée Lauder’s Pleasures Delight, Lancôme’s Tresor, and the discontinued Miss Dior Cherie. Since I usually look for less popular perfumes to avoid smelling like everyone else, I loved its originality, and my husband liked it too. It’s romantic, but the longevity is very light. Still, I give Lumière Rose by Grès a solid 10 points.

• Felicitas

  August 22, 2015

  

  Maximum seductive perfume, a very fine scent. It also smells like delicate violets to me, not dense ones. This component doesn’t appear in its composition. Markedly feminine and sensual, it’s a total hit.

• Yadorán d'Vinea

  February 10, 2017

  

  Lumière Rose is the first piece of the Les Conceptuels line by Grès, inspired by the daily facets of Paris, embodying the mechanics of dawn. On the brand’s website they describe: ‘The sun rises over the Grès Workshop, bathing it in soft pink glows. It illustrates the dawn of the day in Paris, a moment of intense aesthetic emotion.’ The notes are: top of pink pepper, bitter orange blossom, and pear; heart of rose, violet, and peach; base of licorice, sandalwood, and musk. At the first spray, you perceive a thick, ‘syrupy’ emanation of rose and licorice, like a cough syrup (remember the fruity scents of the nineties). Almost immediately, that syrup gives way to a delicate, spicy pink pepper, diluted in pear (I warn you that it’s one of the few that doesn’t corrupt its pear note, which tends to ‘plasticize’). Then, the fresh, juicy fruits are interpreted by sighs of peach with bergamot (violet also emerges, vaguely powdery, as highlighted in previous reviews). As the heart dries down, licorice takes over again with hints of rose and a soft, woody resin, at which point it bears an impressive resemblance to Lolita Lempicka’s Le Premier Parfum (the difference is that the latter uses ivy instead of rose, and it’s much more potent and long-lasting). Lumière Rose has somewhat withdrawn intentions and almost fails. In trying to honor elegance, luxury, and love, it falls short by settling for an embarrassing blush of tenderness and reproachable opulence. It suffers from a lack of passion and intensity, with limited power and moderate longevity. It’s a pleasant fragrance with enormous conceptual potential that was hamstrung by its own sentimental limits; it wouldn’t steal anyone’s sleep. It’s agreeable, comfortable, and nothing challenging, but it could have been better.

• Yadorán d'Vinea

  February 21, 2017

  

  Lumière Rose is the first in Grès’s Les Conceptuels collection, inspired by a Parisian sunrise. The website describes the sun bathing the workshop in pink, creating a visual spectacle. The notes start with pink pepper, bitter orange blossom, and pear; move to rose, violet, and peach in the heart; and finish with licorice, sandalwood, and musk. Upon application, it smells like thick rose and licorice syrup, reminiscent of those fruity candies from the nineties, but quickly dissolves into spicy pink pepper and a non-plastic pear, which is unusual. Then notes of peach and orange blossom emerge with a powdery violet touch. As it dries, licorice dominates alongside rose and a woody resin, making it very similar to Lolita Lempicka’s Le Premier Parfum, though this one is more potent. It’s a somewhat muted fragrance that fails to deliver the elegance and luxury it promises, settling for an awkward blush without much passion. It’s pleasant and comfortable, but has enormous potential that isn’t realized due to a lack of intensity and longevity.

• Gracia

  July 25, 2018

  

  I met this fragrance yesterday and I’m happy. It’s a distinct scent, it has great longevity on my skin, and something really fantastic is that I can actually smell it, which doesn’t happen with any of the others I’ve used. To sum up, I’m fascinated.

• Linares#0817

  April 21, 2019

  

  I found it by chance at Burlington and loved the bottle. I read the notes and liked it even more, but there was no price tag, so I went to the counter ready to buy it at any price and… total surprise, I got it for just $14.99. I got home and tested it on my skin; it’s a marvel. It lasts about 7 hours on me and I can smell it all the time. Highly recommended.

• Alma55

  November 26, 2020

  

  It lasts quite a bit on my skin, which is an exception. The first thing I notice is licorice, a caramel with a floral touch. After a while, some bergamot appears, but I don’t sense the rose, I do sense the pink pepper. Maybe I prefer less sweet florals, but I still rate it as a rich and original perfume. I’ll see if it becomes a classic or if I’ll just use up this bottle. Excellent price, gorgeous packaging. Lasts about 5 or 6 hours on the skin; the sillage isn’t very extensive but it’s not invasive either. It’s rich.

• Tere P

  January 6, 2022

  

  It’s feminine and elegant. It has spices and white flowers that give it a creamy touch. I wore it in the heat and it lasts quite a while; it starts sweet and then evolves as I mentioned in the second paragraph. I’d buy it again because it’s pleasant and a great price.

• gatuna

  March 27, 2023

  

  But who decided this was a perfume? This always happens to me with Grès fragrances; so far, I haven’t liked any of the ones I’ve tried from the brand. The bottles, however, are excellent in design. This scent smells like plastic and just doesn’t make me feel good. I hate it and won’t be repurchasing.

• gatuna

  April 2, 2023

  

  But who thought this was a perfume? It always happens with Grès. So far, none of their fragrances have appealed to me. The bottles, however, are works of art. This scent smells like plastic and doesn’t make me feel good. I hate it and won’t be repurchasing.

• MAGUI90

  October 16, 2023

  

  If you like unique perfumes, this is a great choice. It’s super spicy and sweet, with a strong note of pepper and licorice. I bought it blind and absolutely loved it, but I recommend trying it first because it’s not for everyone.

• MAGUI90

  October 23, 2023

  

  If you’re looking for something off the beaten path, this is your pick. It’s super spicy and sweet, with lots of pepper and licorice. I bought it blind and absolutely loved it, but I recommend testing it first because it’s not for everyone.

• Mj281077

  December 6, 2025

  

  It hooks me. It has way more layers than it sounds like at first, with pear, peach, and violet very prominent.