17/17 Stone Label

Damarose 2010

Damarose by XerJoff
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8.0 / 10 143 Ratings
Damarose is a popular perfume by XerJoff for women and men and was released in 2010. The scent is floral-powdery. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral
Powdery
Fresh
Woody
Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
BergamotBergamot FreesiaFreesia Red fruitsRed fruits LemonLemon
Heart Notes Heart Notes
Bulgarian roseBulgarian rose Damask rose absoluteDamask rose absolute Florentine irisFlorentine iris Lily of the valleyLily of the valley
Base Notes Base Notes
MuskMusk RosewoodRosewood VanillaVanilla AmberAmber PatchouliPatchouli SandalwoodSandalwood VetiverVetiver
Ratings
Scent
8.0143 Ratings
Longevity
7.8118 Ratings
Sillage
7.2119 Ratings
Bottle
8.7134 Ratings
Value for money
5.564 Ratings
Submitted by Kankuro, last update on 28.03.2024.
Interesting Facts
The fragrance is part of the "17/17 Stone Label" collection.

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4 in-depth fragrance descriptions
Myrtillajus

323 Reviews
Myrtillajus
Myrtillajus
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Damarose
One of the most beautiful Roman legends tells that Flora, goddess of spring and flowers, asked the other Gods to help her transform her deceased friend into the Queen of Flowers. One god had given her life back to her, another had immersed her in her nectar, another had given her her perfume, another her fruit, and the goddess Flora had given her the petals. The result was, of course, the Rose.
The Queen of flowers, here expressed in her delicacy and strength at the same time.
She appears delicate, spring-like, spicy and slightly pungent, the kind I prefer.
A newly bloomed rose on a spring morning.
“A Thorn Among the Roses” painted by James Sant.
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Pricing
8
Bottle
4
Sillage
6
Longevity
7
Scent
MagicMabel

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MagicMabel
MagicMabel
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Expensive rose without lady..
After Xerjoffs Wardasina convinced me and I treated myself to the bottle, I then wanted to test the next rose fragrance.
In advance: I'm not the biggest fan of rose fragrances, so the me must already convince 100%.
Damarose is floral, powdery, dry and tends for me personally rather in the feminine direction.
The fragrance remains but rather monotonous, so for me a headache candidate. I still get a bit of freesia and the two woods, but otherwise I can't really sniff out anything from the base.

The durability is good, the next day I could perceive him now and then until the shower, but the sillage is underground. Damarose is overshadowed quite quickly by other fragrances in the room, thereby I would have expected him to perform like Pikovaya Dama from the 17/17 series.
No, I do not spend 400 € for it. That can other cheaper rose fragrances better.
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Parfbar

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Parfbar
Parfbar
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Xerjoff Damarose is my love
Truly my favorite fragrance! One of the most delicate, elegant, subtly sweet that I have heard in my whole life! I see it on an aristocratic woman of unearthly beauty. I don't think the scent's sense of aristocracy comes from any cold, reserved notes, at all! I hear tranquility, slight sharpness and an endless pink veil. A very, very delicate fragrance. Absolute love.
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10
Bottle
9
Sillage
10
Longevity
9.5
Scent
DalilaB

26 Reviews
DalilaB
DalilaB
3  
Quite possibly the best fresh rose fragrance in my collection
I first bought this blindly, as a 10 ml sample on one of the Perfume aficionados groups. I was looking for the a perfect rose that’s subtle enough to wear to the office but special to be a statement perfume to wear for an upcoming interview. Sure enough, it’s arrived and I wore it on a very hot day in Germany. I kept getting wafts of it all day, but felt it was too weak at the time to justify the price tag. Few days later, I could still smell it on my watch strap and I had to revisit my sample and surely enough I fell in love.
I cannot pick any of the notes, to my nose I smell fresh rose. It’s fresh with a citrusy opening, light and airy and kind of soapy clean at the end most likely it’s the presence of musk. I’ve checked various websites and it is actually a very complex fragrance with loads of notes that are hard for me to pick up as rose seems to be the most prominent and lingers throughout the wearing of the perfume. I got a full bottle and was going through it at great pace, I now have a backup bottle too. I cannot comment on the price tag, it’s of course expensive. Is it worth it? Well that’s very tricky question. How do we decide if a fragrance is worth the price tag? Are there other rose frags in the same category? I’m still looking, and I think Bvlgari le gemme desiria might be in the same ball park for half the price.
Price aside, it’s a beautiful chypre worth a try.
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