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Pure DKNY A Drop Of Rose by Donna Karan

Women 2012

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Pure DKNY A Drop Of Rose by Donna Karan is a floral fragrance for women, created in 2012.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 5.6%
  • Spring 50%
  • Summer 35%
  • Autumn 9.7%
  • Day 91%
  • Night 9.2%

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Community

490 votes

  • Positive 81%
  • Negative 17%
  • Neutral 2.9%
positive reviews 490 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I own it

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Leading answer Spring

339 votes

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Leading answer Day

206 votes

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About Pure DKNY A Drop Of Rose

Main accord rosy Year 2012 Gender Women

Pure DKNY A Drop Of Rose by Donna Karan is a floral fragrance for women, created in 2012.

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

165 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

182 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

38 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

29 votes

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  1. VirginiaVal

    I grabbed this by mistake thinking it was the vanilla one, what a disappointment 😞. It smells acidic; now I know I hate blackcurrant and synthetic roses—it sounds like a church vase. Too bad, it’s very strong and long-lasting, which would be great if I liked it, but here it’s a flaw.

    • Vanilla
    • Longevity
    • Blackcurrant

  2. VirginiaVal

    I bought this by mistake thinking it was vanilla, what a disappointment 😞. It smells acidic; now I know I hate blackberry and synthetic roses—it sounds like a church vase. Too bad, it’s very strong and long-lasting, which would be great if I liked it, but here that’s a flaw.

    • Vanilla
    • Longevity

  3. Totally agree with BrebisViolette… I ended up with a red arm trying to get that awful smell off.

  4. BrebisViolette

    Our noses are just so different. I read English reviews saying it smells like fresh rose but I perceive something else entirely. I have rose bushes in my garden; I only grow roses and geraniums—the rest dies. They’re like a plague here. My boyfriend gifts me roses all the time it’s romantic but I’d kill for a clean innocent white daisy. Since I’m constantly surrounded by roses this smells like everything but fresh rose. To me it’s withered roses; I can’t stand a dying rose. It smells like warm dead roses on hot stone with that nauseating scent starting to rise. I almost ripped my arm off trying to get this horror off. I tested it with soap dish soap sunflower oil and olive oil; the roses still cling to my arm. It’s as terrifying as the Dior Forever and Ever I own. I haven’t found a rose perfume that truly smells like fresh rose. I don’t know what’s going on with noses around the world but mine disagrees. Many people make wonders with violets so why not roses? If you love floral funerals you’ll adore this. So much. I envy those who find it delicious and fresh; I wish it were so for me but I’m glad others enjoy it so much.

    • Floral
    • Fresh