Rose Praline Les Parfums de Rosine for women

I read a review about this niche line of fragrances and went to their website to see if I could get samples. Voila! I recvd the 15 sample packet, and ordered the remaining six. I am in love with them all, and look forward to trying a new one or two each day! So far, my favorite is 'Rose Kashmirie'-very soothing and cozy. the fragrance lingered all evening, a constant companion!
Am wearing this one now. The cacao is interesting, but not too noticeable, I have to put my nose to my wrist to sense it. It is not my favorite, but I would wear it again. Is not a strong oriental, nor a gourmand, but an unusual floral, for me.

I don't think it's an oriental-vanilla, more floral-woody or aromatic. I agree if you choose this scent because of your sweet-tooth you'll be disappointed. Is there any chocolate here? I don't know...but there is a lot of tea, rose and cardamom with a hint of musk. On my skin the first 1-2 hour is very similar to Bvlgari Eau Parfumée au The Vert Extreme, later it becomes more warm and musky. I can say if you like that one, you like roses and musk, and you want a more feminin version for colder weather, maybe RP is for you. Sillage is average and it lasts 4-5 hour on my skin. I like this one but don't like musk too much, so I'll stay with BEPATVE and go for another Rosine fragrances...

This is scent for spring and summer. Is very bright. On my skin I do not feel chocolates. I feel light petals flowers, sweetened with the reedy sugar .Pleasant and elegant. For romantic woman ?

8/10 on my Parfums de Rosine scale. Another one that takes a while before you get to know it. After half an hour, I get a delicious green tea, chocolate and spice note that is quietly addictive, i.e. I sniff my arm every few minutes. Long lasting yet subtle.

If you're expecting sweet and gourmand perfume you'll definitely be disappointed. Rose Praline opens with deadly cold rose + tea combo, it's not the cold rose I usually fall in love with, it's more like a soapy bulgarian rose I'm not so fond off. Anyhow, soon it's followed by weird mix of chocolate and spices (I believe those come from carnation).
It's good, but there is something that doesn't work well. The tea + rose is ok and the chocolate with spices is ok, but put together it just doesn't work. For me at least no.

Because of the name, I expected something sweet and sugary, but I was surprised. The fragrance opens with a burst of green notes—the bright leaves of geranium and fresh herbs. This initial phase doesn’t last long, and soon after that the gentle whisper of chocolate emerges shyly. The chocolate is discernable, but subtle and not enough to satisfy the sweet tooth of someone looking for a gourmand fragrance. The base is a pleasant combination of a juicy rose, indistinct greenery, and something slightly sweet (the praline, I guess).

This is not a straightforward rose perfume. However, it is very easy to wear. This is my favorite of the line so far. It lasts for about 6 hours on me.

Thank God this does not have a lot of chocolate in it, it could have been very sticky. Instead, it is a pleasurable rose with an open sweetness, light but lasting. Smells a lot like Jo Malone Pomegranate Noir, which is one of my other favorites, but this one is less juicy and more sugary.

True bliss this perfume is! It is a perfume built around rose, an interpretation of this beautiful flower, so you can't miss the rose, no matter what! It starts with a fresh, crispy rose aroma, then it develops into a much more complex scent, sensuous and very gourmand, a bit sugary and exotic as well. it is very long-lasting and I would wear it during any time of the year.
In this perfume, the rose really does tell a story...and it is one of a young, modern, gutsy lady!!

I was expecting a little bit more from this. It reminds me of playing with dolls as a little girl. Mine always had a rose smell to them.

I can pinpoint the rose at first whiff. The top notes have bergamot and cardamom, but I barely detect the cardamom. The bergamot opens up the scent like a breath of fresh, green, citrus air. The rose is dancing around waiting to take center stage, though it doesn't take long for her to do so. I don't think I can smell the geranium, but I can somewhat sense the tea in here....though on me, it's not that noticeable. The chocolate is not playing as big of a role as I had hoped it would. In fact, I'm not even sure that I can smell it. I smell a rounded (for lack of a better word) sweetness...but it could be caramel or plain sugar for all I know...and it's just a hint of it. In my opinion, the musk and sandalwood only help to increase the rosie scent. This is definitely perfect for Rose lovers...and though I think it's very pretty, it's just not my cup of tea.

Im a bit dissapointed by Rose Praline, because i thought it would be a nice chocolatly rose scent, but the most i get here is tea.
At the beginning its kind of refreshing, i get some bergamot and flowery notes out of it, then it changes into a soft, sweet tea and flower scent. I think some notes dont harmonizes very well there, its not bad, but its also nothing i would like to wear. The lasting power is not very good too, lasts about 3 hours on me. The name and the bottle is nice, though. I guess it suits well for spring and autumn, preferably for daytime wear.

This is my favourite fron the Rosine line. The name makes you expect a sweet gourmand, but it's not that sweet at all. On my skin it's a beautiful, dry and somewhat airy blend of rose, smoky tea and cocoa powder. The box and the bottle are very beautiful too.