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Rose by Solinotes

Men Women 2017

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Solinotes

Description

Rose by Solinotes is a floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2017, it features lychee and bergamot as top notes, rose and magnolia in the heart, and cedar as the base note.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 11%
  • Spring 40%
  • Summer 32%
  • Autumn 18%
  • Day 81%
  • Night 19%

Key notes

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219 votes

  • Positive 76%
  • Negative 9.1%
  • Neutral 15%
positive reviews 219 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentSpring CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I own it

675 votes

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Leading answer Spring

251 votes

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Leading answer Day

114 votes

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About Rose

Main accord rosy Year 2017 Gender Men · Women

Rose by Solinotes is a floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2017, it features lychee and bergamot as top notes, rose and magnolia in the heart, and cedar as the base note.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers Woods and mosses

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

106 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

111 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

107 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Good value

99 votes

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  1. I have the body mist, which I bought online along with The Blanc to avoid extra shipping fees. It smells like roses; it’s an exquisite fragrance. It doesn’t last long because it’s literally just water, but after a shower, it’s a treat to give yourself a moment of relaxation; smelling roses right in the middle of the city.

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  2. Pure Red Rose, straight from a vintage florist. In my opinion, unless you love that specific scent, no way; it brings me horrible memories. I can’t be objective; it seems to have zero versatility. It’s fine that they’re meant to be mixed; surely with a few you can create an amazing combo, but if I have to buy two more just to mix them, it doesn’t seem worth the cost. I buy from a specialized nose because three or four limits here in Argentina are $18,000 for 150 ml… I’d rather go for a Moschino, a CK, or a 2.5 national brand. Fixation 10/10. Scent 🌹 too red. Longevity 👌. Scent: Classless vintage. Versatility 👎🏾. Basically, it goes with everything because it smells like a half-decent cologne 💇

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  3. When I apply it, it smells like the red rose from my patio—sharp at first, then it softens and becomes delicate, blending with magnolia and a fruity touch (litchi? I don’t know what that fruit tastes like…). On my skin, it has more than acceptable longevity for its price. It leaves a trail; I notice it on me for a few hours, and people have asked about it. I use it when spring starts, and especially in autumn, when we miss the flowers. I recommend mixing Solinotes scents; I tried Yuzu and Cerisier, and I liked it, though it lasted longer with the latter. Now I’m waiting for the hair and body mist from the same brand and scent, maybe that will last longer. It’s interesting that the mist works for perfuming hair too. I own other Solinotes, but they don’t all leave the same trail or last as long on my skin.

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  4. Very rich, soft yet substantial, a charming and fresh rose, as if cut in the first hour of the morning. I don’t know the longevity on skin, but I’m planning to buy it as a shower gel to relax at home after bathing; I like it.

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