Eau Rose Diptyque 2022 Eau de Parfum

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8.0 / 10 143 Ratings

A popular limited perfume by Diptyque for women and men, released in 2022. The scent is floral-fresh. It is being marketed by Manzanita Capital.
Pronunciation Limited Edition

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Main accords

Floral

Fresh

Green

Fruity

Sweet

Fragrance Notes

Chamomile

Damask rose

Rosa centifolia absolute

Damask rose absolute

Rosa centifolia

Lychee

Artichoke

Perfumer

Fabrice Pellegrin

Ratings

Scent

8.0143 Ratings

Longevity

7.6120 Ratings

Sillage

7.1119 Ratings

Bottle

8.5116 Ratings

Value for money

7.085 Ratings

Submitted by OPomone, last update on 22.04.2024.

Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/22/2024

7
Pricing 10
Bottle 7
Sillage 7
Longevity 10
Scent

Nanaafromgha
71 Reviews

Nanaafromgha

The most stunning hyper realistic rose

Eau Rose EDP is a stunning, realistic, unisex rose perfume. It’s rich without being overbearing, it’s rosey without “smelling like a grandma” (I hate that analogy that accompanies floral perfumes), and it’s natural without being off putting. The artichoke gives the scent an earthy, thickness that makes the roses feel like they’re 3D. And the touch of chamomile adds a herbal, tea-like touch to the over scent profile.

This is perfect for anyone that wants a true rose scent, without any other complicated accords attached to the rose. As a rose lover, I really do love and enjoy this perfume. However, I don’t feel like “fits me” if that makes any sense. This is a rose for a minimalist, or an academic. It’s a very textbook rose, which is fine, but it won’t suit someone that likes more daring rose fragrances, sweet roses, chypres, etc. I’m a daring rose kind of girl, and so while Eau Rose EDP is beautiful, it’s not for me.

The performance on this is moderate, sillage and longevity wise. For an EDP, it’s not as strong as I imagined it would be (especially since I have other Diptyque EDPs that are real performers). All in all, I think the scent is worth a try but this perfume has shown me that even if you love a note in a scent, scents with that note will not necessarily resonate with you, even if they’re done in the most breathtakingly beautiful way.

Edit - 12/12/2023: I decluttered my bottle earlier this year and just got it back. It’s TOO beautiful not to have! I got a limited edition bottle and it’s strong af!!! Idk why the other bottle I had was so quiet, but this one is NOT! Love love love!

12/29/2023

8
Pricing 9
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 8.5
Scent

ParfumOClock
8 Reviews

ParfumOClock

Underrated Unisex Rose

I got a 10ml bottle of this with a purchase a little while ago and only recently decided to try it out. Rose scents often lean too powdery or sweet, but Diptyque tends to do things differently.
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A little story to describe how I found the perfume:
On a cold spring morning, you walk through a lush garden, brushing past crisp foliage bridging the path. At a patch of plump roses, you snip dew-dropped rose stems, releasing a spritz of green, herbaceous liquid. A breeze catches the spray, infusing it with the neighbouring fresh artichoke and steam from chamomile tea brewing on a nearby kitchen windowsill. The roses are placed in a smooth wooden basket alongside ripe lychee. As the basket sways in the wind, the lychee fruits roll onto the petals, bruising them while rose thorns slice through the lychee skin as repayment. The sweet, juicy nectars of the roses and lychee fruits leak into the basket, harmonising with the musky timber.
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Short review:
A wonderful, realistic rose scent. Starting off green, herbaceous, and almost aquatic, chamomile and artichoke dance with the juicy and sweet rose/lychee combo. As time passes, the rose and lychee become dominant and slightly musky alongside a wooden base; it's definitely one of my favourite rose scents.

10/29/2023

Kaleidoscent
5 Reviews

Kaleidoscent

A rose in a vegetable garden

Eau Rose Eau de Parfum is a freshly cut and herbal, vegetable rose, as if you could smell the stem as well, and that I attribute to the artichoke accord, while the litchi gives it its juicy feeling, making it a bit more amiable.
It's not pungent, but it's not a "sweet" rose, it has character, it's a modern, young interpretation of the rose.
An interesting fragrance if you like rose, and you want to try a different interpretation of it.

04/16/2023

Iceblocks
34 Reviews

Iceblocks

Helpful Review 2

Very chic, and likely to be a sleeper hit for Diptyque

I love the original Eau Rose so I jumped on this as soon as it was released. Diptyque also stated at the time that it was a limited edition, so there may or may not have been a hint of FOMO in that purchase - I wasn't sure how long they were intending to offer the parfum version, but I certainly wasn't about to find out the hard way.

(Turns out that the limited edition packaging was what they were talking about, not the fragrance itself - phew! Shouldn't have worried!)

The original Eau Rose EDT starts with sweet lychee and rose. It's fresh, dewy, light - a rose after a spring shower, the scent of a rose caught on a breeze, a rose in a garden. It's a little fruity, a little musky, it's somehow clean without ever verging into soapy. It's a delicate, sweet, breezy tea rose.

The EDP is, to be honest, more of a flanker scent than it is a "concentration" of the original EDT. It has the same fingerprint, the same Diptyque elegance, but they're recognisably different fragrances. It's "the mother" to the EDT's "maiden".

It opens up a little denser than the EDT, and with only the lightest touch of the sparkling lychee that so dominates the top notes of the original. It's significantly less sweet and less breezy - a step towards unisex. The rose is still a beautiful, naturalistic rose - but it's a rose near the end of its bloom, a rose that's starting to droop a little. It's denser, thicker, more of the "plant" evident behind it. We're nowhere near L'ombre Dans L'Eau territory - but it's definitely more green than the original, and it has more depth.

It's also a calm, somewhat creamy, musky, green. It might just be the power of suggestion but I honestly get why they've listed chamomile and artichoke as notes. I can picture this as a vase of cut roses next to chamomile tea in a fancy front parlour somewhere - dust motes dancing in the lazy afternoon sun, the window open to the garden beyond, a quiet sleepy heaviness over the scene. If the EDT is "bubbly and fresh", then this is "composed and reserved".

It's not a jammy lipstick rose. It's not a spicy, powdered rose. It's a naturalistic, dense, quiet, artichoke-creamy rose with chamomile running in the background. Very smooth. Very well blended.

It lasts longer than the EDT, though that's not saying much - on me, the EDT flits away like a butterfly as soon as it lands on skin. The EDP does appear to have more lasting power, but it's a power that shows itself through the occasional wafting glimpse of the scent rather than the upfront brashness that some fragrances prefer.

Is it actually worth the price, which keeps increasing each year? Would I have actually caved and bought this if I hadn't idly been dreaming of an EDP version of Eau Rose not a week before I saw the ad? That, I can't answer for you. Go sample and find out.