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Ruffles Oscar de la Renta for women

Ruffles Oscar de la Renta for women
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Ruffles by Oscar de la Renta is a Floral fragrance for women. Ruffles was launched in 1983. Top notes are aldehydes, orange blossom, green notes, fruity notes and bergamot; middle notes are carnation, tuberose, iris, orchid, jasmine, ylang-ylang, lily-of-the-valley and rose; base notes are honey, sandalwood, musk, civet, vanilla, caramel and cedar.

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Top Notes
Aldehydes Orange Blossom Green Notes Fruity Notes Bergamot

Middle Notes
Carnation Tuberose iris Orchid Jasmine Ylang-Ylang Lily-of-the-Valley Rose

Base Notes
Honey Sandalwood Musk Civet Vanilla Caramel Cedar

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Ruffles Fragrance Reviews

Loligurl
Loligurl

Gentle, classic floral. I lived with my paternal Grandmother as a teenager-she didn't allow make up or most perfumes, but actually liked this one. Probably because there's something very "natural" about the scent. A bouquet. Pretty and virginal. Found a small inexpensive bottle on eBay. The carnations really stand out on my skin- I like it- it's an ingredient I don't smell in many perfumes and enjoy something a bit different. There is also a slight undercurrent of something sweet- is it vanilla? In any case, not overwhelming, the floral is definitely out front. I like this perfume very much and it's a shame it's discontinued. A soft floral refined enough for a mature person to wear. Quiet enough for office use, but lasts for several hours on my skin.

Feb
05
2012
maryco036
maryco036

One of the first smells to hit my nose on this one was the smell of pickles. How, I don't really know. But somehow those top notes spiked into something sour and unpleasant, for me. As a perfume, the middle notes are currently making me feel overwhelmed by how powdery they are. Powdery smells often smell artificial and old to me. Perhaps they were once a classic, but now they just seem manufactured instead of natural. The florals are sweet enough to be acceptable, but I often find aldehydes make a perfume almost stale and too old fashioned to be worn by today's woman.

W for worn-out.

Jan
02
2012
Lylleee
Lylleee

I requested a sample of Ruffles Type perfume oil from The Scent Factory and it is very close. I then placed an order for a 2 ounce spray and a 1 ounce roll-on. I received them today and I am very pleased. The prices seem reasonable too. The webstie address is: thescentfactoryonline.com
I wish Oscar would bring this back but at least I have discovered this close one! If you choose to give it a try at least you can get a sample before you purchase.

Oct
27
2011
Fumatic
Fumatic

I bought it from ebay, but unfortunately it didnt match my expectations, wich were huge. If anyone wants to swap, I am very curious about the Le baiser du dragon!

May
08
2011
Angel10
Angel10

I love this stuff! I only had a tiny one on high school, but I used it up in a hurry! One of the most interesting sweet florals, which I find to be very rare! I don't usually like florals because they often seem boring & lacking in depth.

This one is not.

Reminds me a little of Bulgari pour Femme, but this one is MUCH MUCH better...I think more powdery & woody & rich...Bulgari is more one-dimensional than this.

I have bought it on ebay, and I'll let you know if anything has changed!

Update May 17/11: Sad. Maybe this has turned, as it is much darker than I remember as well. It smells nothing like I remember either. I remember it smelling much lighter & fresher, but stronger at the same time.

Maybe I should try again & buy another, but I am just leaving it for now.

May
05
2011
Fumatic
Fumatic

I have been searching for this one for years. Please bring it back!

Mar
17
2011
Action
Action

How I want this one so much! Please contact me if you're swapping~!!

Jan
23
2010
yzqrvpx
yzqrvpx

I agree with everything previously said here. Ruffles was an exquisite perfume and in one of the classiest falcons I have ever owned. The fragrance was delicious but not in a gourmand way. It was all about the flowers, but not overly sweet. Something in the base notes, perhaps the honey and sandalwood, made all the other notes come together in perfect harmony. I miss the fragrance. It had class and brought many admirers my way. If we ask nicely maybe Oscar will bring this one back.

May
16
2009
guest_Sydney
guest_Sydney

How ironic,

I thought I was one of the very few who felt this way about this parfum. I have never found another scent that works so well with my body chemistry or smells so wonderful without being cloying or overpowering.

I wish that Oscar De La Renta would start producing the parfum again in a reasonable size. The minis just don't quite cut it for me. I don't want something cute to keep on my dressing table, I want a parfum to use daily.

Apr
21
2009
Trinity
Trinity

Oh, yeah…..this fragrance takes me back! My sister gave me this fragrance on my birthday in summer 1984. (I was visiting my sis back then in Miami and it was my first stay in this beautiful sunshine state). It was my first real perfume and it smelled so gorgeous! My sister bought it for herself later too and we got our mom one bottle as well as a gift.

“Ruffles” smelled heavenly! Soft, floral, very tender and oh so feminine! This is truly one of the most beautiful perfumes I ever have smelled!

Like a long lost love, I am constantly looking for a smell similar to “Ruffles”, but it seems, I cannot find it anywhere! Forever imprinted in my memory, this fragrance will be treasured for as long as I live!
It is truly a shame that they discontinued “Ruffles”…..I would buy it again in a heartbeat!

Apr
05
2009

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