Hippie Rose

6 reseñas

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• mak2.9

  November 7, 2016

  

  It opens with a very feminine rose note, but it settles quickly to reveal patchouli and frankincense. I detected a hint of vetiver, and the rose remains well-integrated throughout. To me, it doesn’t seem particularly suited for men, although it smells wonderful. The trail isn’t very high and the longevity is average too. If you care more about the scent than the duration, this is highly recommended.

• SirCharlie

  May 2, 2022

  

  Hippie Rose is a delightful discovery. Although it revolves around rose, it treats it in such a particular way that it is neither fresh, aquatic, nor sweet. The balance is perfect: the rose blends brilliantly with bergamot, oakmoss, and frankincense, creating a rich and appealing aroma, totally unisex and of excellent quality. Dry down is barely soapy and distorts nothing. It reminds me a bit of Rochas Moustache EDP, but both use rose in a way I love. Ideal for dates or semi-formal events, with good performance for any weather. It can break paradigms for those who dislike rose but seek something elegant and uncommon. I like it quite a bit and would buy it. Note: 8/10

• SirCharlie

  May 9, 2022

  

  Hippie Rose is a delightful discovery. While it revolves around rose, it treats it in such a unique way that it’s neither fresh, aquatic, nor sweet. The balance is perfect: the rose blends beautifully with bergamot, oakmoss, and incense, creating a rich and appealing scent, totally unisex and of excellent quality. In dry-down, it’s barely soapy and distorts nothing. It reminds me a bit of Rochas Moustache EDP, but both use rose in a way I love. Ideal for dates or semi-formal events, with good performance and suitable for any weather. It can break paradigms for those who don’t like rose but seek something elegant and uncommon. I like it quite a bit and would buy it. Note: 8/10

• enacid

  June 3, 2022

  

  A stunning opening that defines less the hippie girl with roses and more the grandmother of the 60s who had a grudge against hippies. At first, it smells of an older woman, but then it settles and becomes interesting. I’ll keep testing it to give my final verdict, but initially, the opening hasn’t convinced me.

• elgranpol69

  January 26, 2023

  

  The pink-patchouli duo takes charge here, blended with frankincense and oakmoss to create that smoky, ecclesiastical rose which is powerful, dark and full of character. This isn’t for everyone; you need elegance and personality to pull it off. It strikes me as a night fragrance, unisex, though I enjoy it more on a woman’s skin for that mysterious vibe. It’s polarising: a sigh of relief for frankincense lovers and a heavy weight for detractors. The performance is brutal, lasting over 12 hours with minimal application, but be warned, it projects too easily and leaves a trail metres away. Perhaps it lacks a touch of quality in the notes to be a pure niche scent and feels slightly more commercial, but it’s an interesting proposition that I’ve enjoyed, even if it hasn’t thrilled me 100%.

• elgranpol69

  January 26, 2023

  

  Here the rose-patchouli duo with frankincense and oakmoss takes charge, creating that smoky, ecclesiastical rose that is potent, dark, and characterful. It’s not for everyone; you need elegance and personality to wear it. It sounds like an evening fragrance, unisex, although I enjoy it more on a woman’s skin for that mysterious air. It’s polarising: a sigh for frankincense fans and a weight for detractors. The performance is brutal, lasting over 12 hours with little application, but be careful, it projects easily and leaves a trail metres away. Perhaps it lacks a bit of quality in the notes to be pure niche and feels more commercial, but it’s an interesting proposal that I’ve liked without being 100% thrilled by it.