Eau Rose Eau De Parfum

Fantastic review by Iceblocks below that sums up Eau Rose EDP really well, definitely worth a read. What more is there to say! Eau Rose EDP is a naturalistic, dewy rose with verdant touches, capturing both a rose in bloom as well as a portion of its surrounding vegetation. This includes a charming chamomile note that accompanies the rose with a sense of softness and calm. Whereas L'Ombre dans L'Eau focuses on the greenery with floral notes dancing around its edges, Eau Rose reverses this and places the flower itself centre stage (although I will note the "green" notes are very different in the two fragrances and are more subdued and blended in Eau Rose). In comparison with Eau Rose EDT, the EDP is more herbal and richer, while less fruity and effervescent. I also perceive (and thoroughly enjoy) a subtle creaminess rippling on the periphery of the EDP. Both the EDT and EDP have sweetness, the former more so, however the EDP's sweetness seems to originate solely from the flower. This is in contrast with the more evident radiant sweetness from a brighter lychee in the EDT. I find Eau Rose EDP to be unique, elegant and, as usual with Diptyque fragrances, very natural smelling. I think it's certainly unisex and approachable by all floral lovers; it's not a powdery or dusty rose. Its longevity is undeniably greater than the EDT, perhaps 6-8 hours on me and even longer on clothing. I've smelled it sporadically across the span of an entire day of wear, although it does sit close to the skin by the end. It's certainly worth a sample if you're a lover of Eau Rose EDT, rose notes, and even Diptyque in general. I also wish to add and highlight that I contacted Diptyque and Eau Rose EDP will be a permanent addition to their fragrance line, so fear not. The current release floral design packaging is the limited part. Why did I reach out to Diptyque? Because Eau Rose EDP is a new favourite and potential staple in my collection. It may be for you too.

Fresh roses and even soapy roses are my happy places-I've tried every one I can get my hands on. But to my nose both the edp and edt rose from Diptyque had an odd sticky smell about them. Every time I wore them I thought I must have spilled some laundry detergent on myself then realized it was just the perfume, even though the perfume doesn't really smell l like laundry detergent. I had this experience with Neon Rose from Floral Street as well. Anyways I gave away both half used samples.

This is one of my favorite rose scents. The smell of rose is very authentic. The rose combined with chamomile and musk reminds me of a fresh bouquet of roses and a warm cup of tea.

Opens almost peppery can't pinpoint quite what it is. Then settles to be indistinguishable from Jo Malone red roses. Despite the difference in notes listed, the edp and edt of this are identical after about the first 20min on my skin. I actually prefer BBW rose to this.

This is my favorite. After months of research and testing it is the no.1 of my top 4 scents. I wanted a signature scent and I found it. I love the bright citrus opening. It just hits so fresh and lively right off the bat. The rose is open garden on a lazy spring day rose, not old lady stuffy parlor rose. It's strong but in a refreshing way; not smothering. The drydown is papery. It reminds me of books. Not musty old libraries, but a favorite book you're reading for the 10th time. I wanted a signature scent and this is me. Bright and enthusiastic, feminine and affectionate, nerdy and comforting. Like reading outside on a spring day. It gets a lot of criticism for being generic. I strongly disagree with that. There are a lot of other scents like this but none as good. Of the lemony rose soft category this is hands down the best. I tested over 60 similar rose perfumes. This Veatch them all!