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Rose Volupté Reviews for Valentine’s Day

written by Laurie February 12, 2013

Burgandy Ice coblands sm2Neil posted a review of Rose Volupté today on The Black Narcissus; he makes some interesting observations about the types of rose scents that are currently trendy in Japan. I’ve noticed over the years that Velvet Rose is popular with customers in Japan (though my customers are not the norm for the fragrance market since they are searching for niche). It’s true that I tend to favor rich, lush roses; roses in the garden are one of my favorite treats, so that bias undoubtedly comes through. 🙂

And today on The French Exit, Elisa included Rose Volupté in her list of top 12 roses. I see a number of my favorites on her list!

Thanks Neil and Elisa!

Some favorite rose scents of mine include Gucci’s L’Arte di Gucci (sadly discontinued), Francis Kurkdjian’s Lumiere Noire Pour Femme, Annick Goutal’s Rose Absolue, Creed’s Fleur de The Rose Bulgare, Mandy Aftel’s Wild Roses, Caron Parfum Sacré, Guerlain’s Nahema and Parure, and L’Artisan’s Drôle de Rose (am sure I’ll think of many more as soon as I hit submit!).

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brie February 13, 2013 - 9:47 am

Although I have never gravitated towards heavy rose fragrances I make exception with Rose Volupte….I love the honeyed quality to it and definitely see it as full bottle worthy… a gem…and a great present for Valentine’s day 🙂 !!

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Laurie E February 13, 2013 - 4:55 pm

Glad you like it, Brie!

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Sam February 13, 2013 - 4:00 pm

I found Vintage Rose wonderfully full and spicy; now I look forward to trying its new incarnation. Rose Volupte sounds gorgeous.

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Laurie E February 13, 2013 - 4:55 pm

Thanks, Sam! Hope you like it!

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Amy Bella February 14, 2013 - 3:54 pm

I love, love, love, Rose Volupte! I have been searching for the perfect rose for a long time. Rose-centric scents often “turn” on me like Jekyll and Hyde… Not Rose Volupte – it is 100% gorgeous perfection from first dab to far dry down. I’ll be ordering more soon, along with Cocoa Sandalwood – can’t wait to try that!

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Laurie E February 14, 2013 - 3:59 pm

Thanks for feedback on Rose Volupte, Amy! Glad it works for you! Happy Valentine’s Day!

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