Narciso Rouge Eau de Toilette

8 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Pianis

  February 11, 2020

  

  Much fresher than its EDP predecessor, yet without losing the line’s DNA; it highlights the magnificent work with musk in the heart. Although it’s an EDT, it has excellent projection and longevity. From the start, it smells fresher and less powdery; unlike Rouge Eau de Parfum, it doesn’t carry vanilla or iris, but rather the wonderful valley lily (lily of the valley) in the dry down, that sweet and alluring spring flower that inspires good fortune and love. The blend of rose, lily of the valley, tonka bean, and cedar creates a unique sweetness, defining it as a floral-musk-woody scent, but different from other Narciso fragrances where the musk can be aggressive and repel some. Here, freshness and sweetness dominate from the floral opening all the way to the powerful musk of For Her, making it an excellent option for spring and daily wear with elegance and discretion, letting you be noticed with the subtlety of a beautiful Chopin Nocturne.

• Pianis

  February 28, 2020

  

  Much fresher than its EDP predecessor, yet keeping the line’s DNA intact while showcasing magnificent musk handling in the heart. Even as an EDT, it boasts excellent projection and longevity. From the start, it feels fresher and less powdery; unlike Rouge Eau de Parfum, it skips vanilla and iris, opting instead for the wonderful valley lily (lily of the valley) in the opening—a springtime flower used by great houses like Dior, Guerlain, or YSL, evoking good fortune, success, love, and spiritual peace. I think the blend of rose, lily of the valley, tonka bean, and the woody touch of cedar creates a unique sweetness, identifying it as a floral-musk-woody scent, but distinct from other Narciso offerings where the musk can be aggressive and turn people off despite exquisite floral notes. Here, freshness and sweetness cover everything from the floral opening to the powerful musk of For Her, making it an excellent choice to wear during the day in spring or for daily use with elegance, simplicity, and discretion, letting you stand out with the subtlety of a beautiful Chopin Nocturne.

• María Jacqueline

  March 11, 2021

  

  To me, it’s an exquisite EDT 😍, elegant yet informal, with that duality. It lasts long and projects well… It’s versatile for all seasons and has a unisex touch for anyone wanting to try it 👍. I don’t see it as very similar to the EDP Rouge; this EDT is much more woody.

• María Jacqueline

  March 19, 2021

  

  To me, it’s a gorgeous EDT, elegant yet informal, striking that sought-after duality. It projects a lot and truly has presence. It goes great all year round and has an ideal unisex vibe to try. It doesn’t resemble the Rouge EDP much; this one is much woodier.

• Pimita

  June 24, 2021

  

  I bought samples to decide. I like clean perfumes and floral-fruit ones; my favorite is Ralph Lauren Romance. This eau de toilette is a ‘creamy floral,’ like a body lotion. On my pale, dry arms, it sits close to the skin from the first minute; I have to bury my nose to feel it. I like it, but it didn’t fully convince me. For the price, it should at least be noticeable without so much effort. It’s pleasant and very neat.

• katitiiii

  June 16, 2023

  

  I have a decant and the opening smells like a freshly bathed grandma, haha, but once it dries, I love it. You can tell the musk, leaving a clean and very soft scent. Longevity isn’t huge, but it’s fine for an EDT 🤍

• DaviniaTolkien

  November 14, 2024

  

  What a cool perfume! It’s a tender rose, those fleshy petals you bring close to your nose and can almost smell traces of pollen. The sweetness comes from a very light tonka bean, which combined with the musk creates something precious, clean, and comforting. It has a powdery touch, but minimal. The longevity is incredible. The projection is small, but it creates a personal bubble that stays with you all day. You should definitely spray it on clothes; on skin it sits close to the surface, but on fabric it lasts for hours. It’s amazing that you can reapply without fear of overwhelming, don’t be afraid of the rose—it’s super light, original, and beautiful. I feared the vetiver and cedar would dominate, but to my nose, nothing like that; I think those notes prevent it from being just a sweet floral. Is it the same as the EDP? About 80%, except here the iris is missing, which is what made the former such a beautiful makeup scent. So yes, it’s worth having both. I’ll enjoy it until it runs out, what a shame it’s discontinued just like the EDP 🤕

• DaviniaTolkien

  November 19, 2024

  

  Such a tender flower, like those fleshy petals brushing against your nose, almost smelling of pollen. The sweetness comes from tonka bean, very light, and combined with musk, it creates a clean, comforting sensation. It has a powdery touch, but the longevity is incredible. The projection is subtle, perfect for creating your personal bubble without bothering anyone. I spray it on clothes; on skin it sits close to the skin, but on fabric it lasts for hours. It’s a gem, you can reapply without fear of being overwhelming; the rose is super light and original. I thought vetiver and cedar would dominate, but they don’t, and those notes prevent it from being just another sweet floral. Is it the same as the EDP? About 80%, but without the iris, which gave the other that makeup-like touch. Worth having both. I’ll enjoy it until it runs out, what a shame it’s discontinued just like the EDP 🤕