Picture: Young woman in a rosegarden Painting by Umberto Veruda (1868-1904) Source: flickr.com |
Early Roses starts with a perfectly balanced combination of pink dewy, heady roses and an smooth pink pepper which isn't sharp or dominating at all. There are also natural smelling, light woody notes with a smell which reminds me of some fresh cedarwood and most of all; juniperwood. The pink rose is dewy fresh without any tangy or souer nuances. This stage feels very natural and refreshing and also a bit rare as refreshing roseaccords often involves geranium which isn't the case here.
As Early Roses dries further down, a smooth, fluffy creaminess appears, also this accord is perfectly balanced, nor the musk or the touch of berries are overpowering or too sweet. It's like a clean, minimalist cream where high quality roses are melted down. The rosy creaminess is resting on a warming and golden glowing amberbase with light woody nuances. The amber is also light, delicate and feels sort of natural, there is not the heavy ambroxstyle, which is present in many contemporary rosefragrances. There is also a pleasant, slight salty touch in the later stage of Early Roses, that creates a slight seaside impression, maybe a hint of ambergris.
Picture: Early Roses Photo: PR Téo Cabanel |
Early Roses is a officefriendly fragrance for days when craving a delicate pink rose, regardless season. Sillage is medium and longevity for about a day.
Early Roses is a fragrance in the same transparent, elegant, flowery style as the latest release from the Téo Cabanel brand, the delicate white flower-tubereuse Lace Garden. Both fragrances could be equaled to olfactory Monet gardens.
Rating: 5
Notes: Jasmine, water, rose, pink pepper, musk, amber, wood
Sounds so lovely! I've not smelled rose combined with pink pepper and am curious...it must lead to something feminine yet bold, and the creaminess of other notes describes must make it wonderfully lush and luxurious
SvaraRaderaNeyon, Early Roses is a wonderful really feminine fragrance, the more I test it, the more I like it. It's maybe not love at first test/sniff but ER really stand the test of time. My first ER test was about five years ago and then it didn't move me as much as today.
Radera