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Rose Prick
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Tom Ford's Rose Prick is a chypre floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2020, this composition was created by perfumer Guillaume Flavigny. Upon release, the fragrance unfolds a vibrant blend of Sichuan pepper and turmeric, while its heart reveals a lush harmony of May rose, Bulgarian rose, and Turkish rose. The base rests on a warm, enveloping accord of patchouli and tonka bean.
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Salida
Sichuan Pepper
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Corazón
May Rose
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Base
patchouli
Comunidad
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- Positivo 62%
- Negativo 22%
- Neutral 16%
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The new Tom Ford perfume reminds me a bit of Amouage’s Lyric but with a creamier touch. It’s also softer, with a much more velvety rose, and with a performance, as is usual with Tom Ford’s latest creations, very moderate. When I wear it, I get the more of a sensation of wearing a rose body milk than a perfume itself. Still, the scent is very rich, almost addictive. The patchouli is quite noticeable, but despite its combination with a spice like turmeric, Rose Prick has nothing to do with Noir de Noir. I think it’s a unisex scent more for everyday wear than for special events. Smell: 9 Longevity: 6.5 Sillage: 5.5 Value for money: 4 (I think it’s an exaggerated price for what it offers, superior to most Private Blends just to take advantage of the launch marketing) Versatility: 8.5 Originality: 7 Overall: 7.5
It’s rich, you can taste the spicy turmeric and at the same time the velvety roses. In the dry-down, it smells like using a delicate rose soap. I see it as versatile, with a slightly formal tone but easy to wear.
Well, I bought it because it was love at first sniff. This fragrance has a ‘something’ that I adore. The combination of the three roses creates a cocktail with the patchouli that is simply addictive. It seems totally unisex, nothing feminine. I wouldn’t count it among traditional rose perfumes. I insist, it has that ‘something’ that people love so much. The pepper balances with the turmeric and the tonka bean gives a creamy, exquisite effect. I know Tom Ford is expensive, but I think it was worth it. It lasts a long time on clothes, days, maybe weeks, doesn’t project more than average, but people will ask what you’re wearing. Smell: 9 Projection: 6 Sillage: 6 Longevity: 7 Originality: 8 Price: 4 (it’s very expensive; perhaps there are better proposals in this category, but if you like Tom Ford and have the money, go ahead) Versatility: 9
I expected a special rose but it smells too much of strong, sweet patchouli contrasting with a bitter, spicy rose. I thought it was a good idea at first, but in the end, it leaves much to be desired. I expected something spectacular, but it seems they mixed Mugler’s sweet patchouli with a spicy rose and… boom! Rose Prick.
I was hoping for a special rose, but it smells far too much of strong, sweet patchouli against a bitter, spiced rose. I thought it was a good idea, but ultimately it leaves much to be desired. I expected something spectacular, but they’ve mixed Mugler’s sweet patchouli with a spiced rose, and *bam*… Rose Prick.
If you want to learn how to truly smell, try it gradually. Tom Ford has incredible purity in understanding nuances: not all roses are the same, there are juicy, herbal, Arab ones… This is a curious, spicy rose. If you’re looking for a classic rose scent, this isn’t for you, but for spice lovers, it’s a hit.
It smells awful, too woody and spicy. Before buying blindly, I read all the English reviews and all the girls agreed it didn’t smell like roses at all, just woods and spices. Inexplicable. To me and another person who was gifted millilitres, it smells only like that, perhaps with a hint of sour, bitter rose. I bought this expecting to smell roses and didn’t get it. I ended up selling it and almost begged someone to buy it. It was my worst blind buy. I recommend against it if you’re a true rose lover. Go and smell it first to avoid the bad experience I had.
You need a bit of an expert eye to enjoy this jewel; everyone else would do better to stick with Good Girl.
Smell: 10 Originality: 10 Versatility: 10 (nighttime) Season: autumn and winter Occasions: black-tie events Age: 60/80 Quality: 10 Price: extremely expensive Sillage: 10 Longevity: 10 Bottle design: 8 Overall rating: 10
One of the most underrated in the Private Blend collection. It’s a creamy sweet and well-blended rose. It may not be a projection bomb but it has a sweetness that captivates it’s not for people who aren’t fans of florals. Its price like everything from this brand is quite inflated but I think it might be worth it even with almost moderate performance.
One of the most overlooked gems in Tom Ford’s Private Blend collection. It’s a creamy, sweet, and well-balanced rose. Perhaps it’s not a powerhouse in terms of projection, but it has a captivating sweetness that lingers; it’s simply not for those who don’t adore florals. As with the brand as a whole, the price is heavily inflated, but I believe it might be worth it given its moderately impressive performance.
This fragrance gave me mixed feelings at first. I felt it was heavy the pepper comes out saying ‘HERE I AM’ there’s no way you can’t notice its presence and the roses are overwhelming all quite vintage. But after a few minutes when the scent ‘calmed down’ (in quotes because it never really settles but it doesn’t ‘bomb’ you haha) it becomes an ultra-feminine and sophisticated perfume. I couldn’t stop smelling my wrist. Months passed and I tried it again to be sure and I like it much more than the first time. It’s not a perfume to buy blindly because it has a lot of character and an impressive personality. I wear it to make a statement for cold nights or moments where you want to draw attention. Whether you like it or not this fragrance leaves a mark. I still have it on my wishlist and hope I can buy it even if it’s just the 50ml bottle. Having it here in Argentina at this price is unlikely but not impossible you’ll be mine beloved TF!
At first, the fragrance left me in doubt: the pepper shouts its presence and the roses are very vintage, almost overwhelming. But after a few minutes, when the scent settles (though never completely), it reveals itself as a super feminine and sophisticated perfume. I spent hours sniffing my wrist. I tried it again months later and liked it much more. It’s not for blind buying; it has plenty of character and personality. It’s for making a statement, on cold nights or moments when you want to draw attention. One way or another, it leaves a mark. I still have the 50ml bottle on my wishlist and hope to get it someday. Here in Argentina, finding it at this price is difficult but not impossible. You’ll be mine, beloved TF!
I don’t like Tom Ford perfumes they seem expensive some don’t last a breath or aren’t special for my nose but this is the exception. It’s a spiced rose it smells like rose with cinnamon to me although they don’t declare it here. To me it’s elegant and romantic. On me it lasts a long time all night and until the next day on my wrist. It’s a pity it’s expensive its sillage isn’t that big for its price and I have other rose perfumes to use for now I’m not going to buy it but I’m not ruling it out.
I hated it; I tried it yesterday: overwhelmingly masculine, and the roses are barely noticeable—it’s more about the spices than anything else. A resounding NO. I’ve tried several others from this house that were so poor I didn’t even bother reviewing them; I’m reviewing this one because I was about to buy the Maison Alhambra, which is heavily rose-focused, and now I’m second-guessing myself, fearing it might resemble this one.
I didn’t like it at all I tried it yesterday and it smells overwhelmingly masculine; the roses aren’t noticeable it’s more spiced than anything else. Resounding NO. I’ve tried several from this house that I didn’t even bother to review because they’re bad but I’m reviewing this one because I was about to buy the Maison Alhambra one which was full of roses and now I’m in doubt I’m afraid it might resemble this one.
It has everything needed to enchant: it’s spicy effervescent and daring. If you’re looking for the classic rose notes that are landmarks in perfumery you’ll probably be disappointed because this isn’t that. Having rose notes doesn’t limit it to floral but sustains a creative complexity not for everyone. It’s a charm to seduce with great elegance. I wear it on evening occasions and it adds so much when the scent is enveloping and sexy. Another great design piece from Flavigny with which she surprises and challenges again.
It has everything to captivate: spicy, effervescent and bold. If you’re looking for the classic rose notes, which are a landmark in perfumery, you might be disappointed, as it isn’t quite that. The presence of rose doesn’t limit it to being merely floral; instead, it maintains its creative complexity, making it not for everyone. It’s a charm for seducing with great elegance. I wear it on evening occasions, and it adds so much when the scent is enveloping and sexy. Another great piece from Flavigny that continues to surprise and challenge the public.
Roses with patchouli reminds me of Angel.
I LOVE IT ❤️
Roses roses… but it doesn’t particularly appeal to me. I find it heavy too aggressive and cloying. Plus it has a retro scent note that doesn’t convince me. The longevity and sillage are medium.
I’m not sure if my batch is faulty because it smells delicious but vanishes completely after just two minutes.
What makes Rose Prick unique is that it doesn’t use a single rose but three distinct varieties. Upon first spray it’s spicy and intense like a hit of pepper that gives it an earthy dry character with a bitter touch. In the heart as the spices fade a bouquet of opulent roses emerges: not fresh dewy blooms but deep dark and velvety. Strong patchouli and tonka round it off with a warm sweet and highly sophisticated dry down. It lasts between 8 and 10 hours with a medium-to-high sillage. It’s a fragrance that announces itself; as you walk you leave an elegant and distinctive trail.