Amorosa Ruth Mastenbroek

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Amorosa Ruth Mastenbroek

Amorosa Ruth Mastenbroek

Rated 4.17 out of 5 based on 6 customer ratings
(6 customer reviews)

Amorosa Ruth Mastenbroek for women of Ruth Mastenbroek

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Amorosa by Ruth Mastenbroek is a Floral Aquatic fragrance for women. Amorosa was launched in 2012. The nose behind this fragrance is Ruth Mastenbroek. Top notes are watermelon, galbanum and violet leaf; middle notes are tuberose, jasmine, tiare flower and ylang-ylang; base notes are amber, vetiver and patchouli.

6 reviews for Amorosa Ruth Mastenbroek

  1. :

    5 out of 5

    This was a real surprise. I bought the sampler set of all four of the house’s fragrances which came with a useful and pretty (slightly Grimms fairytale-style illustrations) card to summarise each of the scents, and the price of the set is redeemable against a full bottle. Great idea – count me in!
    This has really unexpected top notes of watermelon and white florals but somehow manages to trigger deep-seated olfactory memories. It is like a joyful Après l’Ondée, the version of the story where the beautiful heroine gets a happy ending rather than being left to pine.
    I find it incredibly difficult to find scents for warm weather – I find many of them either too predictable or too wan. This is neither. It has also garnered enthusiastic compliments on its first outing. I will definitely consider buying this when the summer comes round again.

  2. :

    4 out of 5

    Oh why am I always doing such purchases!
    So I went tot his amazing perfume shop, not some Perfume chain place but decent shop ran by a french lady in south London. I was so thrilled to discover it. I spent ages in there sporting my senses.
    I first smelled a couple of fragrances and liked one a lot (Autoportrait) but then started to talk to the owner and discuss various fragrances. She matched me according to my favourites perfumes. We went through probably 10 of them. And I loved 3 of them. Apparently what I sprayed on my wrist was Amarose and couldn’t stop sniffing it. It developed into watermelon light beautiful intriguing smell, really love at first sight. I bought big bottle 100ml there is no small option.
    After an hour after leaving the shop, I sprayed sit again on my other wrist and … I could not recognise the smell! I was shocked that I picked this one, it was so strong and immediately gave me a headache. I almost felt I must run back there because she clearly made mistake of giving me the wrong box! I still hope it was a wrong box.
    Maybe I smelled another perfume in there and she actually thought it was this one. But anyway I ended up with Amorosa. And I am trying to sell it. It is so overpowering. I am a huge fan of Tam Dao by Diptyque, it is very gentle, woody, sunflower-y, discreet smell. But I also like Tom Ford Black Orchid on special occasions but somehow this smell just doesn’t hit the spot, even I gave it many tries (she ave me many small samples with the bottle) nope, just headache.

  3. :

    5 out of 5

    What an interesting fragrance as it changes so dramatically on my skin. Very feminine and aluring in a low key and womanly way.
    The opening is sweet with the tiare and watermelon. This sweetness fades quickly and then it is very fresh with the galbanum, violet leaf and vetiver becoming much more evident. You can detect the amber, patch and ylang somewhere in the background. I guess at this point the aquatic and ozone decription comes into play and I would agree. It is like a cool breeze after the warmth of the day.
    I think this would be perfect on a summers night. There is something casual about it. Relaxed and on your hols. Good longevity and moderate sillage.

  4. :

    4 out of 5

    This is sweet floral essence, it has that happy vibe, less watermelon and more of a white sweet floral. I can’t detect the jasmines but i can detect the other floral.

  5. :

    4 out of 5

    This is the Blanche DuBois of perfumery. The first thirty minutes of Amorosa are really impressive. Normally I can’t stand melon in scents, but combined with the violet it’s refreshing, sweet, and yes, definitely aquatic. The top notes represent Blanche in her youth, when life was good, love was easy to come by and it was appropriate to come on to young men! However, once the middle notes appear, we get more of the older Blanche: loud, expensive smelling but somewhat vulgar, a bit out of control and therefore inappropriate in most public settings.
    It’s not a bad scent, but by the time I got to the base notes, I felt the need to escape the fumes that were emanating from my skin, a bit like you would probably avoid Blanche once she’s had a few drinks at a party.

  6. :

    3 out of 5

    Nothing aquatic about Amorosa, in my opinion. I would classify it as a floral oriental. It is warm and sweet but there is also a freshness about it, the melon in the opening: a beautiful, allround, complex, intriguing scent. I only have a sample now, and I have to find out where to buy it in the Netherlands, but I certainly will! Longlasting and heavy indeed, but that is a compliment (so many eau de perfumes nowadays have such poor lasting power, this is good value for money).
    Update: I finally have a bottle of Amorosa and I absolutely LOVE it, I understand the classification floral aquatic based on the notes, but the concentration of the perfume is so high (great sillage and very very long lasting) that is seems more like an oriental scent. I love it from the first spray to the dry down base notes. Value for money as well. My favorite right now!!!

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