Top Notes 
Heart Notes 
Base Notes 
04/23/2024
Orangensorbe
17 Reviews
Translated
Show original
Orangensorbe
1
Between candy and rose hair mask
As soon as it arrived, it left me again. My best friend, who describes herself as a "rose hater", unceremoniously took this little treasure with her on her last visit. Is that significant? Possibly. As she is really picky and has absolutely no use for niche fragrances, I can definitely say: "Mohra Silke Rose" is pleasing!
Fragrance:
The fragrance starts off very, very sweet on my skin. To my nose, the intensity of the sweetness is similar to that of "La Vie Est Belle", albeit less fruity. In the first few minutes, I can clearly smell the rose with lychee, all bedded on a fluffy vanilla base. Shortly after spraying it on, the fragrance is a "plank". Very sweet, very present. After about 10 minutes, the whole thing becomes increasingly creamy and very vanilla-like. After 2 hours, all I can smell on my perfume-sucking skin is the creamy-sweet musk base. Definitely more cream than powder. The floral notes have almost completely disappeared.
The sillage is really strong at the beginning. I can only agree with the previous speaker. Unfortunately, it fades (too) quickly for me, as does the longevity. It is conceivable that more sensitive noses perceive it differently..
I find the fragrance relatively linear. Not much happens, except fruit/flower -> vanilla/musk. The former recedes, the latter takes over until only cream remains.
Fragrance impression:
My first association was: "Oh, it's so sweet! You smell like that when you're 13." After wearing it several times, I can say: Mohra Silky Rose smells young, somewhat innocent, but not only. In my opinion, the creation moves back and forth between girlish and sophisticated. Between candy and rose hair mask. It is generally a pleasing fragrance and is certainly fragrant and pleasant for many noses. Not necessarily beautiful and the most gorgeous thing you've ever smelled, but quite nice.
When? Where? Who?
For me, as an established woman, it would not be wearable in everyday working life. Normally, I am quite painless in my choice of fragrances in relation to my surroundings. For me, however, this one exudes the exact opposite of seriousness and competence. I would be afraid of being taken less seriously, maybe just unconsciously? Due to the poor longevity on me or the fact that I simply can no longer perceive the fragrance well, I would also have to reapply at lunchtime at the latest. Not ideal either.
For me, it's more of a fragrance to wear at home when I've had a beauty day and want to feel particularly feminine and 10 years younger. Certainly also nice and suitable for girls' evenings on the couch. The creation is lovely, cute, soft and cuddly. The bottle matches. In my opinion, an absolute spring number and not a bad one at all
Conclusion:
A creation that doesn't make you feel like a queen, but like a princess. Sweet and well-groomed. Sometimes there's nothing wrong with that.
The fragrance quality is definitely right for the price.
A top blind-buy gift for your 13-year-old niece. Without irony, a recommendation from me! :D
Fragrance:
The fragrance starts off very, very sweet on my skin. To my nose, the intensity of the sweetness is similar to that of "La Vie Est Belle", albeit less fruity. In the first few minutes, I can clearly smell the rose with lychee, all bedded on a fluffy vanilla base. Shortly after spraying it on, the fragrance is a "plank". Very sweet, very present. After about 10 minutes, the whole thing becomes increasingly creamy and very vanilla-like. After 2 hours, all I can smell on my perfume-sucking skin is the creamy-sweet musk base. Definitely more cream than powder. The floral notes have almost completely disappeared.
The sillage is really strong at the beginning. I can only agree with the previous speaker. Unfortunately, it fades (too) quickly for me, as does the longevity. It is conceivable that more sensitive noses perceive it differently..
I find the fragrance relatively linear. Not much happens, except fruit/flower -> vanilla/musk. The former recedes, the latter takes over until only cream remains.
Fragrance impression:
My first association was: "Oh, it's so sweet! You smell like that when you're 13." After wearing it several times, I can say: Mohra Silky Rose smells young, somewhat innocent, but not only. In my opinion, the creation moves back and forth between girlish and sophisticated. Between candy and rose hair mask. It is generally a pleasing fragrance and is certainly fragrant and pleasant for many noses. Not necessarily beautiful and the most gorgeous thing you've ever smelled, but quite nice.
When? Where? Who?
For me, as an established woman, it would not be wearable in everyday working life. Normally, I am quite painless in my choice of fragrances in relation to my surroundings. For me, however, this one exudes the exact opposite of seriousness and competence. I would be afraid of being taken less seriously, maybe just unconsciously? Due to the poor longevity on me or the fact that I simply can no longer perceive the fragrance well, I would also have to reapply at lunchtime at the latest. Not ideal either.
For me, it's more of a fragrance to wear at home when I've had a beauty day and want to feel particularly feminine and 10 years younger. Certainly also nice and suitable for girls' evenings on the couch. The creation is lovely, cute, soft and cuddly. The bottle matches. In my opinion, an absolute spring number and not a bad one at all
Conclusion:
A creation that doesn't make you feel like a queen, but like a princess. Sweet and well-groomed. Sometimes there's nothing wrong with that.
The fragrance quality is definitely right for the price.
A top blind-buy gift for your 13-year-old niece. Without irony, a recommendation from me! :D
Marlinte
