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Nina Rose
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Descripción
Nina Rose by Nina Ricci is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2020, the nose behind this composition is Olivier Cresp. The top notes are lemon, sour lime, bergamot, and pear; the heart features orange blossom, neroli, and jasmine; while the base notes consist of musk and cedar.
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Salida
Lime
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Corazón
orange blossom
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Base
Musk
Comunidad
711 votos
- Positivo 64%
- Negativo 21%
- Neutral 16%
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Love at first sniff. Neroli and orange blossom in all their glory, but in a sweet, juicy, and playful way that results from mixing with a green pear, citrus, mixed with lemon and bergamot, giving a somewhat sweet-and-sour aroma. And the musky dry-down point, pfff… Perfection for lovers of citrus and fresh/clean scents.
Almost a complete white floral. Clean, clean. Orange blossom and jasmine; I wouldn’t say I feel the fruity notes unless they accompany the floral notes very timidly. More than any other note, the first thing that evoked for me was the old baby cologne, long before the classic Johnson’s Baby ones. It has its charm and is clearly different from the apple family of Nina.
This fragrance has a fruity, sparkling, and youthful opening; it feels fruity almost the entire time. At first, it’s not very surprising, but over time it becomes more interesting, sweet, and slightly floral. The musky base gives a sense of cleanliness and elegance. It has moderate and noticeable projection, and its longevity is about 6 to 8 hours. It’s ideal for night outs, romantic encounters, or casual occasions. It’s very pleasant, perfect for blind gifting, and it gets a lot of compliments from men. It’s exquisite!
I liked it quite a bit; it’s like a floral cocktail but nothing intrusive or invasive, very pleasant to wear and very soft, perhaps too soft. I would have liked it to have a bit more trail or longevity.
Sparkling with lime and very feminine thanks to the white flowers, ideal for spring and very youthful. The downside is that it doesn’t last long; on my skin, about 4 hours, and the projection is also low, around 1.5 meters. Still, it’s a beautiful scent that deviates a bit from the original Nina, which is sweeter and fruitier.
Sparkling with lime and very feminine thanks to the white flowers, ideal for spring and quite youthful. The downside is that it doesn’t last long; on me, about 4 hours, and the projection is weak, around 1.5 meters. Still, it’s a lovely scent that strays a bit from the original Nina, which is sweeter and fruitier.
Based on the bottle, I imagined a soft perfume, but in reality, it’s strongly citrusy. It seems more suited for someone aged 30 and up; it’s rich, and I imagine it on a woman in formal wear with leather heels, very elegant. I’ll use it after leaving university; right now, I need something sweeter, younger, and coquettish, hahaha.
It’s a very pleasant perfume, ideal for spring and daytime. It doesn’t have great longevity or projection, and it’s not as sweet as Nina, but rather a bit more citrusy.
From my point of view, it doesn’t stand out for anything special. It’s pleasant, especially for daily wear in the heat, but it fades away a bit without much else. It’s clean and refreshing, with a citrus opening that’s acidic and juicy, drying down into white flowers, especially orange blossom and neroli. Over time, it becomes a bit musky. The trail is moderate and lasts about 5 hours on my skin. Although I love many creations by Olivier Cresp, this one left me indifferent; perhaps it’s too floral to enjoy as a citrus, and the orange blossom lacks the punch I’m looking for. Scent 6/10, longevity 5/10, trail 6.5/10, value for money 4.5/10, versatility 5/10, and packaging 8.5/10. I wouldn’t buy it again.
I’m not sure if it’s because I’m tired of sweet perfumes, but this has become one of my favorites. It’s simple, which is why I love it. It smells like beautiful neroli with just the right amount of sweetness—sparkling and versatile, though I think it shines especially in spring. It reminds me of teddy bear scent, but a teddy bear much more refined without losing its simplicity. I absolutely love it!
I think I was saturated with sweet perfumes, and this has become one of my favorites. It’s very simple, but that’s why I love it. It has a beautiful neroli scent and the right amount of sweetness; it’s sparkling and very versatile, although I think it looks especially beautiful in spring. It reminds me a lot of the smell of a teddy bear, but a much more refined teddy bear, without losing its simplicity. I love it!
I walked into a store looking to test Nina Ricci’s Luna and got a total rejection, but the saleswoman showed me Nina Rose instead. Without expecting anything, I tried it, and although I left with another perfume that day, two hours later I couldn’t stop smelling my wrist. The next day, I bought it online and fell in love. The best part is that my husband, who never comments on my perfumes, is completely smitten with this one. It’s tender, fresh, clean, and sweet without being cloying, with a pleasant citrus touch. It’s not a beast in terms of longevity like my Moschino Toy 2, but you can tell it’s on the clothes, and he smells me at the 12-hour mark. I feel it’s severely underrated, so it’s better for me that not everyone uses it.
I stumbled upon Nina Rose by pure chance… I tried Luna first and it was a total disaster, but the saleswoman handed me the Rose and without expecting anything, bam! I was instantly hooked. That day I bought something else, but two hours later I couldn’t stop smelling my wrist; it stayed with me all day and wouldn’t leave my mind. The next day I ordered it online, and here I am, head over heels. The best part is that my husband, who never comments on my perfumes, has gone crazy for this one, haha. It’s tender, fresh, clean, sweet without being cloying, with a pleasant citrus note. It’s perfect for everyday wear and makes me feel seen. I already loved Toy 2 by Moschino, but this one has better sillage and longevity. My clothes still smell days later, and he says he can still detect it at 12 hours, even though I can’t anymore. I’m obsessed; I feel it’s so underrated, but better that way, not everyone uses it.
I find it has the base of the classic Nina by Nina Ricci, but this is definitely more citrusy, less woody, and with a more subdued sweetness. Predominantly citrusy, it smells like a little lemon and orange blossom, the most beautiful and most spring-like flower.
Nina Rose is very pleasant and wearable. I must say that at first application it didn’t please me, but after an hour I felt it so rich, sweet but not cloying; it’s a fresh sweetness that lifts your mood. I’m surprised by its longevity; it lasts quite a bit; I put it on in the morning and I can still feel it. As a bonus: I got compliments, and the little bottle is gorgeous. Without a doubt, I will buy it again.
Nina Rose is very pleasant and wearable. I must say that at first I didn’t like it, but by the time I wore it, I felt how rich it is: sweet but not cloying, a fresh sweetness that lifts your mood. I’m surprised by its longevity; I put it on in the morning and I can still smell it. Bonus: it gets me compliments and the bottle is gorgeous. I’ll definitely buy it again.
Smells great. Like a young girl’s perfume. Spiky. Citrusy. Sweet and salty. Sweet like an apricot with drugs, pear syrup, and petasites inside. Clean. Sexy. Innocent. Commercial. Like a nineties Barbie. Lasts half an hour. And goodbye. Facua, act.
Smells great, like a young girl’s perfume—spicy, citrusy, and sweet. It’s like apricot with a hint of drugs, pear syrup, and petasite inside. Clean, sexy, innocent, and commercial, very 90s Barbie style. The downside is it lasts only half an hour and then it’s gone. Facua, step up your game.
I bought it because it was on sale, so it was a very successful blind buy. Although I prefer fruity notes, I loved the delicacy of its orange blossom and jasmine notes. It’s a bit heavy but ideal for the first perfume of the day; it brightens your morning with its aroma. It lasted forever.
This Nina Rose is an ode to the phases that come and go and to ambivalence. I still don’t know what to think, but in summary, I’d say it intrigues me, and yes, I like it. I’m still in the phase of reconciling with its parts. The first phase seemed crazy to me: evocative, refined girl, light, innocent, and as girlie as possible. The second… hmm, well, I don’t like it as much anymore, a bit like Mattel’s Little Pony scented, expensive toy plastic; but finally, that dry-down arrives: a bucolic scene, spring or summer, apple and fairground ice cream: a crunchy, tasty bite that has thrilled me: a refreshed Gaultier, a frozen Gaultier. And finally, that packaged doll plastic returns. I feel very spring and summer, so pink and girly… honestly, I think it’s pretty.
I love it with my life, the best perfume that could have come my way. It’s fresh, and although it feels citrusy at first, in the end it leaves very pleasant and soft sweet notes. I’ve received many compliments on its softness and how gentle it is, which makes you want to keep wearing it all day.
I’ve had it for two years and still haven’t fully fallen in love with it; I’m giving it another chance. I’m not a fan of citrus, and it has an acidic opening that I don’t love. Over time, you can notice sweet and fresh notes, feminine. The scent doesn’t last AT ALL, which is why I don’t love it… Well, I’ll keep giving it a chance because the smell is good, sweet, and youthful, and my mom gave it to me so I have to use it, haha.
Very alcoholic opening. Feels like you’re wearing a cologne from when you were little. Once it settles, the scent is rich, sweet, and fruity, but it lasts nothing, and even less. Disappointment.
I love it, smells like a doll.
Sounds super feminine and fresh, perfect for hot weather. Brings me back to roses and a first date. I recommend it for hot days if you want to look simple yet elegant. It lasts about 4 to 6 hours and leaves a moderate, soft trail (which I like, because in the heat you get dizzy easily, especially on public transport or in enclosed spaces). It’s one of the florals I’m liking the most; it reminded me of a mist I had in high school (Victoria’s Secret Secret Charm) that smelled of white flowers.