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Reb’l Fleur
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Reb'l Fleur by Rihanna is a fruity chypre fragrance launched in 2010 and designed for women. Created by Caroline Sabas and Marypierre Julien, the composition unfolds a scent pyramid that begins with top notes of peach, plum, and red berries; moves into a heart of coconut, neroli, hibiscus, and violet; and settles on a base of vanilla, patchouli, musk, and amber.
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I bought it blindly just to reach the minimum for free shipping, without high expectations. However, I really liked the fragrance. On me, the nectarine and coconut stand out. Very summery and delicious. Powerful sillage for the first hour. Longevity is between 3 and 4 hours. The price-to-quality ratio is optimal.
I’ve always wanted this perfume because I’m a huge Rihanna fan, and I never found it here in Spain. This morning, my 100ml bottle arrived from an online purchase, and it’s exactly what I imagined; it smells delicious. At first, it smells very similar to Calvin Klein’s Euphoria, almost identical, but Rihanna’s has less longevity and sillage. It’s an intense, long-lasting, sexy, rich, and addictive scent. Plus, it’s cheap, comes in a beautiful bottle, and the box has a photo of Riri.
I loved this perfume. Coconut and peach dominate on my skin. A sexy and classy fragrance. I bought the tester so I wouldn’t spend money if I didn’t like it, but honestly, I was fascinated; I feel energized and in a good mood when I wear it. Would I buy it again? Definitely yes.
Well-made perfume, long-lasting, strong, and attractive. I get a lot of patchouli and coconut. I wouldn’t buy the big bottle because it’s not my style.
Back in early 2010, Rihanna was everywhere, living her best years, and her fragrance surprised me for the better. Generally, celebrities choose to copy their favorite perfumes or follow trends, and in 80% of cases, they fail. When they don’t, we’re lucky to get a good designer scent replica at half the price, or a well-made perfume with some originality. I’d put Rihanna’s launch in the second category. It has a prominent dose of coconut and patchouli, which is where the challenge and its personal identity lie. The opening wraps you in an intense sweet patchouli that evolves into a vanilla coconut; the nectarine is there but subtle. In Reb’l Fleur, you’ll find 75% of the notes from Mugler’s Angel, with 40% less patchouli, no chocolate or caramel, but a similar vibe. It emphasizes other notes instead. The longevity is exceptional, the note richness is correct, and it’s not too synthetic. If you don’t like patchouli, coconut, or vanilla, don’t even think about trying it, but if you do, give it a shot.
I tried it today and bought it. From the start, I felt it was familiar, even though they only share a few notes; I concluded it’s very similar to Natura’s Luna. I’m testing both right now; maybe Luna is less sweet.
It won me over with the coconut note. I’m not a huge fan of patchouli, but I really like this perfume. The longevity is good. Perfect for autumn and winter.
Romantic, seductive, and discreet. Ideal for enclosed spaces and intimate gatherings since it’s not loud and has low projection. The notes are well-balanced; it’s very soft and not cloying. It makes everyone want to be close to you; it’s an embracing and intimate scent.
Impossible. I owned it years ago and never figured out when to wear it… it was too strong for daytime, very warm, mature, and overly sugary, pfff, a disaster. The opening is synthetic, heavy on patchouli and alcohol, too sweet for summer, nothing informal. I find the packaging ugly, though better than the red version. I don’t know the value for money since it was a gift. Scent: 2/10, impossible for me. Longevity and sillage: 7/10, quite good. Versatility: 3/10, terrible, very invasive. I doubt I’ll buy it again.
The star is patchouli, always present. On my skin, the opening is sweet and fruity, with lots of plum and peach. I don’t wear it in the heat because it’s overwhelming; instead, I use it in the cold or on rainy days, in open spaces. It’s warm and everyone can enjoy it. Definitely not a typical celebrity fragrance. As it dries down, you get vanilla and musk.
What a pleasant surprise with this perfume—I LOVE REB’L FLEUR! I’m obsessed. It’s sweet without being cloying; to me, coconut is the star. The summery vibe, the hints of peach, and the vanilla are quite well-fixed. The dry-down is, in my opinion, the best part: super addictive because that’s when the notes really shine. I think it has all its notes in perfect balance. Without a doubt, it’s a charming perfume; I smell it as woody and slightly powdery at times. I’m putting it on my Top 10 list of favorite perfumes. Points for Rihanna with REB’L FLEUR: ***** I will definitely buy it again.
I’ve had this for years; I bought it on sale and it was quite cheap. The bottle is elegant, but it didn’t suit my taste much. It’s too heavy for me; the patchouli is very strong and overwhelming. I’m usually a fan of perfumes with coconut notes, but not here. It might be bearable and pleasant for a dinner in winter, but not for another season or during the day.
I bought the body mist because I was scared to buy the perfume blind, haha. It smells good; I’m not head-over-heels for the fragrance, but it’s pleasant so far. I’m not regretting it, but I wouldn’t buy it again.
This is patchouli on steroids… maximum patchouli. I don’t smell anything else, and I didn’t like it.
I absolutely loved this perfume. It’s nothing groundbreaking, but it’s rich and perfect for fall, winter, and spring nights. I detect moss right at the start, even though it’s not listed; it’s sweet with a very well-blended vanilla. As it dries down, it reminds me a lot of Lancôme’s Hypnôse—I love that one, and I love this one too.
For some strange reason, it reminds me of ‘La vita è bella’, and I can’t stand that one either.
Don’t buy this blind. I heard tons of positive recommendations, bought it, and I absolutely can’t stand it. There’s way too much patchouli; it feels simultaneously bitter, sweet, and cloying. I hate it. I have a 30ml bottle and I don’t think I’ll ever finish it. That said, it lasts about 12 hours and has a strong sillage.
It had all the notes I like (coconut, patchouli, and plum), but it ended up feeling ‘meh’. It’s wearable, but it doesn’t speak to me and feels a bit too sweet. It’s that typical gourmand scent, yet pleasant enough to get compliments (my partner absolutely loves it). I think it works better in cool or mild climates because the coconut-patchouli blend can be overwhelming in heat and humidity. Maybe for nighttime or casual daytime outdoor wear. I wouldn’t recommend it for enclosed spaces because it’s quite invasive. Smells like fruity coconut with a slight boozy twist. At first, it’s coconut and vanilla, but as it dries down, the fruits emerge with a sour plum liqueur and hibiscus water note that’s quite appetizing. The final phase, lasting from an hour until it fades, is a sustained fruity vibe supported by patchouli. I don’t get much projection, but others say it leaves a trail. Lasts about 5 hours. Pleasant: 6/10, Interesting: 4/10, Versatile: 7/10, Original: 6/10.
I like the perfume, but for me, the patchouli note is so dominant that it swallows everything else. It smells like sweet fruit, but it’s hard to distinguish the other notes. I don’t detect any coconut or vanilla, so if you’re looking for those, this isn’t for you. The projection and longevity are good. It’s potent; if you prefer fresh, clean, and light citrus scents, this won’t suit you.
This was my first perfume five years ago. Even though my bottle is old (I’m not sure if they reformulated the formula), the scent remains intact and feels even more intense than before. I absolutely love it now; back then, I thought it was too strong. To me, it smells like a sweet, mysterious vanilla-amber oriental, reminiscent of sandalwood incense. That smoky note I didn’t like before is now my favorite. Since patchouli has become hard for me to tolerate, I think it’s perfectly balanced here.
I’d dare say Reb’l Fleur is one of the best perfumes I’ve ever smelled, even better than some designer scents. The opening is rich with that peach and red berries; the plum is barely noticeable. Then comes a subtle coconut blended with hibiscus and neroli, with violet feeling very deep in the background. To close, a very patchouli and sweet dry down thanks to the vanilla, amber, and musk. This perfume blew my mind; I’d give it a 10/10; it’s an incredibly rich sweet. It lasts past the next day on clothes and 8 to 9 hours on skin.
Of the three Rihanna Rebelle perfumes, this takes last place. Unfortunately, the coconut doesn’t shine on my skin, which is a shame since I love it, but a pleasant, friendly, vanilla-infused patchouli does stand out, along with peach and ripe berries. I can’t identify the plum or berries separately, just a mixed fruity aroma with flowers, especially the hibiscus flower, which gives it a special touch. I didn’t detect the neroli. In terms of value, it seems very acceptable. I consider it unisex, slightly feminine, versatile, with 4 to 5 hours of longevity on skin and low sillage. I use it more in warm weather because it projects better. The bottle is less than 30% full, so I’ve used quite a bit. I’ll put it in rotation this spring, but once it’s gone, I won’t be buying it again.
It’s my favorite perfume. If you like fruity or sweet fragrances, you’ll absolutely love it.
Greetings: Bought it blind and it was a failure. On my skin, it has no longevity, sillage, or projection; I don’t know if it’s the perfume or my skin. I went for it because reviews said it was good and cheap… unfortunately, it doesn’t work on me. It smells very simple with zero sillage. Shipping was moderately expensive, so I’d have been better off investing in something else.
At first, it smells heavily of amber and patchouli, reminiscent of more ‘stuffy’ colognes. After a while, the sweetness of the other notes comes through, but I don’t love it… there’s one note (probably the amber or patchouli) that becomes really annoying. Projects wildly; I’d feel uncomfortable in enclosed spaces.
Bought it without testing, went for the notes, and what a surprise—it’s gorgeous. Insane projection, but beware: if you don’t like turning heads, don’t buy it. It’s a fruity bomb, coconutty, slightly talcy, with a heavy load of patchouli bathed in amber and vanilla. A delight for cool nights, gets compliments, and lasts over 10 hours on me. My only gripe is the bottle; it nearly fell out of my hand multiple times, very impractical. Packaging: 5/10, Longevity: 10/10, Sillage: Beast mode, Versatility: 8/10, Price: 10/10.
I love it. At first, it smells like wood, maybe nuts, then it shifts to talc and makeup—very elegant, cheerful, yet serious. It gives confidence. It smells sweet, but on my skin, it settles into talc, woody with a light chocolate touch.
Amber and patchouli dominate, while coconut, hibiscum, plum, and peach act as fillers. It’s very woody, and in summer, the amber feels heavy; it doesn’t feel sexy to me, just elegant due to the amber. Longevity and sillage are great. I was dying to try it on cold nights. EDIT: Winter arrived, and it smells fruitier, but on my skin, the amber still wins with a cheap, plastic-like odor. With so many deals, I personally wouldn’t recommend it.
Got it on sale during summer, but honestly, I couldn’t wait to wear it. In winter? Oh, absolutely! It’s a super refined, seductive amber peach, feminine without feeling like a celebrity scent. The note balance is top-notch, and if you’re worried about patchouli, don’t be: it balances perfectly without going overboard.
Smells way more expensive than it is. With my untrained but fragrance-obsessed nose, I detect creamy neroli, a loud patchouli, and an elegant coconut—nothing like sunscreen. On my skin, these notes dominate. The longevity is insane; I passed the bed test, and the trail gets me tons of compliments. Note: this isn’t for daily or daytime wear; it’s a pure night perfume.
Reb’l Fleur is an all-rounder; in my case, red berries and neroli dominate, making it seem somewhat stately and more sober than one might expect. Moderate sillage and longevity; the quality-to-price ratio is excellent; however, the presentation is terrible—I absolutely dislike it. Edit: Over the months, it’s become a real beast in projection and definitely has a sensual side; it’s one of those fragrances where the wearer rates it moderately while the people around literally go crazy. Who will like it: lovers of neroli.
Reb’L Fleur: Today I took advantage of a trip to the mall to pick up testers of Rebelle, Reb’L Fleur, and Reb’L Fleur Love Always, sensing they’d be an excellent addition to my collection. As I noted with Rogue, I had a good experience with that line, which encouraged me. Ignoring the infamous bottle, the scent is captivating and enjoyable: I find it opulent and fruity. I clearly detect the plum, peach, and base notes, but not so much the coconut, so it doesn’t give me a beach vibe. It is very feminine and alluring without being obvious. It might not be the most distinguished in my collection, but I disagree with those who call it vulgar. It could be a ‘crowd pleaser,’ which is another way to look at it. Regarding performance, the sillage is moderate with about 6 hours of longevity; on me, it’s no different from its sister, Rebelle, and frankly, comparable to any designer perfume from the last few years. At this point, I know I need to overapply, except for a few Thierry Muglers or pre-reformulation scents. I’d recommend it for almost any occasion: social, family, casual coffee or bar dates… I wouldn’t miss the chance to wear such an attractive scent. For serious or formal events, I’d lean toward an Opium or a Coco. In my opinion, it wouldn’t clash on any woman, perhaps except a very young, shy, or innocent girl, since it generally attracts quite a bit of attention from men. In short, an excellent purchase. Greetings from Chile.
Wow, this scent really appeals to men. Well, generally, I’m indifferent; I used to hate it, but now I appreciate the patchouli that I love. It’s fascinating to me how men interact when I wear it. It smells good; some say it smells like ‘lady perfume,’ and I’ll never understand that description; I think it’s when someone doesn’t want to say ‘it doesn’t smell like food or a little girl’s perfume,’ like Castro’s vanilla or Ariana’s Cloud—those childish scents everywhere (note: I like Cloud, but I feel women idolize it). Anyway, the perfume is good and reasonably priced.
I love it; it’s become one of my favorites. I was tired of Arabic perfumes, almost all with the same dry-downs or very spiced. I wanted something sweet and simple, heading toward clones of Black Opium or Hypnotic Poison because my wallet couldn’t handle the originals with three kids, but something told me to look further. I saw a review from Ángeles Perfumes (Andrés Croxato’s brothers); they’re very expensive, but after watching their celebrity perfume video, I was so impressed I showed it to his brother, who loved it and even included it in a ‘what men love’ video. I think it’s because of its simplicity, sweetness, and amber warmth, with that sexy side—nothing powdery or overly floral. It’s a rich dessert, not a sugary treat like Britney’s Fantasy. Although it lasts about 4 hours on me, it projects more because others can smell it. It’s for any occasion but very sexy for night. For the price, it’s an underrated gem for gourmand lovers; I recommend it blindly. P.S.: It has a very wearable patchouli, and while strong notes make me dizzy, this one doesn’t suffocate. Thanks, Riri, for the amazing perfume.
I love it, and yesterday I confirmed it’s a hit. Someone greeting me asked what perfume I was wearing, and my son—who hates most smells—said I smelled good. In the dry-down, vanilla dominates, though I wish the sillage were longer; on me, it lasts about 3 to 4 hours.
It evokes maturity and elegance. The plum is very clear, like it’s macerated with peach and patchouli. It’s not gourmand; it’s more like a liqueur. The violet, amber, and vanilla notes in those proportions remind me 80% of CK’s Euphoria—complex and charming. Ideal for cold, cloudy, or rainy days; it can be heavy in the heat. It smells more expensive than it is, with great sillage and longevity, but don’t buy it blindly.
Few feminine fragrances have called to me as much. Reb’l Fleur is exquisite; I recommend it if you want to stand out from those wearing mass-market perfumes.
I love it; it’s a sexy, very fruity fragrance. I adore the plum and coconut notes—they’re my favorites in perfumery, and here they are delicious. The only downside is that on my skin, the longevity isn’t the best, but I still love it.
A spot-on feminine choice for summer. Juicy and cheerful with an elegant tropical touch. Projects well, and the price allows you to reapply without guilt.
I picked this up in 2021 and it took me two years to finish it (I gifted away the last few milliliters). It smells like a sweet synthetic, very fruity, and the floral notes don’t really work for it. I thought it would be tropical with delicate flowers, but it doesn’t remind me of Euphoria at all. It doesn’t smell like ‘lady perfume’ either, since I’m a fan of bouquets. It has good sillage, and as another reviewer said, men like it (which is why I don’t care).