Un Matin au Jardin - Rose Fraîche / Fresh Rose by Yves Rocher

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Un Matin au Jardin - Rose Fraîche
Fresh Rose
Yves Rocher 2012

6.7 / 10 133 Ratings

A perfume by Yves Rocher for women, released in 2012. The scent is fresh-floral. It was last marketed by Groupe Rocher.
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Main accords

Fresh

Floral

Citrus

Fruity

Green

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Grapefruit

Bergamot

Mandarin orange

Heart Notes

Rose

Fruity notes

Base Notes

Woody notes

Tonkin musk

Perfumer

Shyamala Maisondieu

Ratings

Scent

6.7133 Ratings

Longevity

4.7108 Ratings

Sillage

4.4105 Ratings

Bottle

6.3103 Ratings

Value for money

7.417 Ratings

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Reviews

15 in-depth fragrance descriptions

06/21/2012

7Scent 4Longevity 5Sillage

Gold
726 Reviews

Gold

Helpful Review 1

Fleeting rosewater

Very light, totally unobtrusive rosewater done in the style of "Moment de Bonheur" (also by Yves Rocher). There is nothing spectacular about "Fresh Rose", but you can layer it with the matching showergel and body-lotion and achieve a nice, but very low-key "rose-effect". C'est tout. Okay for the price. Added bonus: cute packaging.

03/08/2013

5Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

Sherapop
1239 Reviews

Sherapop

Helpful Review 2

Simple Peonylike-Rose--no stickiness and no soap

One clear advantage of Yves Rocher ROSE FRAICHE, from the recently launched Un Martin au Jardin collection of soliflores, is that it does not feature the sticky base found in the Secrets d'Essence collection from this same house, including ROSE ABSOLUE. The first time I tried this fragrance, it struck me as somewhat ugly, but I think that I was not processing this as peony. To my nose this is clearly a peony-rose fragrance. Probably there is a bit more rose than peony, but it could just as easily have been named PIVOINE-ROSE FRAICHE.

The scent is light and fresh, as advertised, without smelling very watery. It is also not at all soapy, and much less green than TEA ROSE and many other rose soliflores. For the modest price, this is a decent everyday peony-rose perfume. On comparing it to Bvlgari ROSE ESSENTIELLE edp, I realized that in some ways and on some days I prefer this one, because the Bvlgari, too, contains the sticky base common to so many mainstream abstract (synthetic) floral launches.

I would recommend this composition to peony before rose aficionados. Some versions of peony bother me, but this one does not at all. A simple pink floral fragrance is the bottom line here.

06/09/2012

4Scent 5Longevity 2.5Sillage

Sky
24 Reviews

Sky

2

Nearly, but not quite. Watery ghost of a rose.

A young, innocent, fresh & fruity modern take on rose......that almost delivers.

In the garden, the rose bud opens as the summer morning begins. A young "English Rose" skips down the garden, barefoot, tresses tumbling around her shoulders. She stoops to sniff the rose...& then her boiled-sweet-sucking breath swamps the poor flower with sticky candy warmth. Her sticky mitts grab the bloom & pull it rudely from the plant, petals scattering onto the lawn. She tuts & discards the ruined rose, picks up her plastic mug of juice & skips up back to the house. Modern is not necessarily better.

The opener is a pale pink rose bud, refreshed by bergamot & drenched not in sparkling morning dew but dripping with the nectar from a ripe, juicy tangerine & a touch of bitter pulp. As the scent warms to the skin it becomes sweeter, more fruity, a little fizzy. The lasting power is average & the sillage polite. The drydown is a clean, sweet musk.

I can't help but wish for a fresher & more rosey version of Rose Fraiche - more sap & stem & musty earth! As much as I adore Rose Absolu for its sticky, jammy rose I can't help but think this Earl-grey-tea-meets-rose-scented-orange-squash needs a few thorns to awaken the senses & raise it above the average young rose frag.

Nice. Pretty. Sweet. Not innocent enough - I still search for my rosey summer-stunner.

06/01/2012

Delphine67
81 Reviews

Delphine67

2

Rose or Peony?

this opens very fresh with lots of the citrusy mandarin/grapefruit and a peony rose scent. I would say that it is more peony rose then a garden rose. The drydown gets a bit woody but not to much. Its a nice spring summer scent when you want to feel fresh and not overly scented with perfume. wears like a eau fraiche.

03/04/2015

5Scent 2.5Longevity 5Sillage

Briarthorn
91 Reviews

Briarthorn

2

Basic, pretty, fleeting

This is a nice basic Rose Solifleur. It was very alcoholic in the opening but it fades quickly. It's a basic tea rose. Nothing out-of-the-box. It fades so quickly that it's more of an aromatic water than a perfume. It's gone within an hour. It is pretty and nice for a light, quick citrusy rose burst. I actually like to spray it in a room to freshen it up a bit. It makes me smile.

Jun
03
2014

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