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unsubrott – :
I love roses! And this gorgeous delightful bottle has everything my rose-loving heart desires. It’s a classic rose garden perfume. Every beautiful thing in it evokes being surrounded, enveloped in a glorious rose-intoxicated garden. All my dreams come true, in the most beautiful bottle, which comes in an equally beautiful box. The colour of the perfume, is the leaves and garden, and the tassel is the rose.
It’s such feminine, classical elegance, and heavenly. Perfect. Simply perfect.
Rufful – :
A pleasant enough aldehyde rose with a hint of green, more dusty and less rosy than Une Folie de Rose by the same house.
vertinsky19 – :
Exquisite Rose Aldehyde purefection & florals, w/ early spring pale-greenery, spices, juicy citrus, & Zzzesty fresh ginger. Dig this fresh floral aldehyde. Slightly/naturally sweet- No sugar added. Bright/spicy top & heart notes eventually yield to sultry, long wearing base. I liken it to a modern re-interpretation of Chanel #5.
Les Parfums de Rosine offers meticulously crafted perfumes- Distinctive, fresh, wearable. Entire house deserves more attn.- Under-appreciated, under rated, a little pricey (but not exorbitant).
Update 2018: Seems PdR has d/c’d the original stunning 2006-2015 Rose d’Amour, & re-issued a 2016 different composition of the same name.
Original (2006-15):
Sillage- 6/10
Longevity- 6.5/10
bul737speagoessenda – :
This is sheer aldehyde and rose euphoria! I couldn’t ask for a more perfect combination! The iris, jasmine, and narcissus add a lovely counterpoint to the original blend when they appear. The oak moss grounds the flowers in a most delightful way. I do not find that this scent smells “dated.” I find this scent smells simply divine! If I had more room, this is definitely top shelf worthy!
Longivity is moderate as is the sillage.
alex2734 – :
Rose d’Amour is an old school floral aldehyde that brings you back to the past and has a lot of elegance . Imagine a young lady in the 20 ‘s .
Having said that Amour is modernized into todays world for sure but it has a very CLASIC vibe , I am totally in love with it , starts with aldehydes and sweet roses ,ginger and galbanum. Its morphes into oakmoss , soapy iris and warm nutmeg , the red berries and the bergamot and rose keep this composition fresh and sweet and young and give the impression of just having had a shower or a bath , the narcissus makes this very addictive and makes this perfume almost into a floral gourmand of self absorbment !
Update
After wearing this for a while I am finding the dry down too sharp, as the vetevier and moss really comes out. Its a well made perfume, I would give it a 10 but it’s not for me after all as I do not like too much vetevier in my dry down it turns sour on me , maybe better in summer. Dry down is a lot like chanel 19 !!!!
francyz – :
A very classical rose, opens sharp with loads of aldehydes and goes on along with the lines of a classic, strong, soapy rose scent loved by so many, but for some this might feel “too classic”. The scent is kinda linear even though from the notes we might expect something else. Maybe I am wrong here, but “Rose d’Amour” doesn’t bring anything new to table and this is a creation I have many times smelled before.
Very elegant, classical rose in the best “floral aldehydes” traditions, but nothing unique or surprising. Try this if this is what you search for as this is what you are going to get. If you love aldehydes – this is your choice along with the best classics.
molodoi_mc_a – :
Les Parfums de Rosine ROSE D’AMOUR rolls a cluster of super-classic notes into one very classic-smelling chypre rose perfume. I suspect that ROSE D’AMOUR may elicit charges of old ladyishness from younger wearers. This is not, I repeat NOT a modern chypre featuring sweet patchouli, as that term has come to imply in recent times.
No, the opening of this creation features a brisk slap of aldehydes, and then the fun really begins: galbanum, soapy iris, oakmoss: they’ve all been invited to this celebration of Rosine’s OCD fetish note: rose. Yes, as far as florals are concerned, rose really is the bottom line as usual with every creation from this house.
As someone who truly appreciates galbanum, soapy iris, and oak moss, I find the drydown of this perfume quite nice. I’m less enthused by the opening, as I find the aldehydes a bit jarring at times (I’ve worn ROSE D’AMOUR now a few times), but overall I do find this composition to be a worthwhile journey back into the past when many perfumes featured galbanum, soapy iris, oakmoss, and aldehydes all in one action-packed perfume.
Very classic, this perfume is not really intended for the cutting-edge set. This is not a rose-saffron-oud or a rose-vanilla patchouli perfume. Far from it, in fact!
girey-2 – :
I guess I have to take it up for this gem! For my nose it s pure rose, heavenly rose , fresh, green, lovely and carissing rose.
I got not so much aldehydes in the opening (thankfully) but a little pepper in the opening and a sort of balsamic galbanum. In this opening notes the rose is still hiding. Then I smell a very prominent narcissus note that compliments the rose here wonderfully. A powdery iris comes next when suddenly a burst of fresh geen roses hit my nose! That s the most beautiful part for me 🙂 In the drydown when it finally arrives (after one hour! on me) I got some oakmoss and vetiver notes which do not overpower the rose, no it s still a sweet now a little soapy rose scent. My favourite Rosine together with Rose au Bord de la Mer and Rose Flamenca!
bbe926elipseskism – :
My lowest score, 5/10. I didn’t really get on with this one. First of all, I think I applied too much and nearly choked myself. Then the next day I applied a miniscule amount, but I still didn’t like the overwhelming rose mustiness of it all. It’s a quality fragrance, and well made, but I would only wear it out of doors. I could see myself happily using the soaps in this range, however.
uyt276bedyWelty – :
Rose d’Amour smells as vintage as dated notions of romantic love-restrained, scratchy and bold, cold and soft at the same time…I smell a feverish dose of aldehydes smothering tiny tea roses-a touch or narcissus-and plenty of iris to make it soapy and clean as old-fashioned parents expect their children’s romances to be…it’s not completely sanitized and washed out-the soapiness is accompanied by a simple and pleasant green moss, galbanum and vetiver base-dry and lasting, not quite cold, but certainly not warm. Wearable, well-constructed, but not my style, not my thing-My favorite Rosine fragrances I’ve tried so far are Ecume de Rose and Rose Kashmiri.
Brjytnetik – :
Strong and very spicy, there is something very oriental about this one in the opening; personally I don’t smell the aldehydes until the drydown, when they become strong. I love the top and middle notes much more than the drydown… perhaps it’s my skin chemistry, but most Rosines turn soapy on me in the end… this one is no exception. It is however a very elegant soap, high society / noble rose soap… The oakmoss and nutmeg are present along with strong pepper; I don’t smell any jasmine or berries.
Mainly, according to my nose, this is a very spicy, even woody rose, that turns to aldehydes and moss in the end; good silage and lasting power.
Would I buy an entire bottle? Nope, I love other Rosines more than this, my favorites being Rose Praline, Rose Kashmiri, Un Zephir de Rose ….
But it’s a very interesting spicy rose, very very deep dark pink in my imagination, but not really red yet….