Zara Rose by Zara
Women 2017
Description
Zara Rose by Zara is a green floral fragrance launched in 2017 for women. Its composition, created by the brand's creative team, opens with green notes and blackcurrant; the heart features rose, peony and freesia; and the base reveals musk and sandalwood.
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Key notes
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Top
green notes
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Heart
rose
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Base
musk
Community
332 votes
- Positive 79%
- Negative 11%
- Neutral 9.6%
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Leading answer Like it
332 votes
Season
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Time of day
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Fragrance profile
About Zara Rose
Zara Rose by Zara is a green floral fragrance launched in 2017 for women. Its composition, created by the brand’s creative team, opens with green notes and blackcurrant; the heart features rose, peony and freesia; and the base reveals musk and sandalwood.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
160 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
189 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
106 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
104 votes
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Melll
It’s a lovely scent, pink at first, but on my skin it smells soapy. I’m not a huge rose fan, but this fragrance is super versatile, leaning towards a clean floral. I’d forgotten I had it, but using it today, it’s beautiful, subtle without being unnoticed, delicate and feminine.
Melll
Smells lovely at first, pink and soft, but once it dries on the skin it feels soapy. I’m not usually a fan of roses, but this is super versatile; a clean, fresh floral. I’d forgotten about it and tried it today: it’s pretty, subtle, delicate and feminine without being over the top.
Marianaandrea
I only detect rose, but it’s a bit synthetic, with hardly any scent of other flowers. It lasts quite a while on the skin. As I don’t like roses, I’d prefer it to fade sooner; the opening is very intense and it feels more suited to an older lady.
Trini BZ
People who say they don’t smell rose? Really? I don’t know what perfume they’re sniffing. The rose feels sublime, delicate and fresh (appearing as a heart note a minute after application). It has moderate longevity, typical of an eau de toilette. It’s ideal for summer and the day, but can be worn any time of year, even at night if you’re in the mood. I’ve loved it and the quality-price ratio is perfect. I love it!
Alejandravaldebenito
I love it; it’s my favourite. However, the issue with Zara is that the longevity is almost non-existent, which makes them less appealing. Rose is wonderful, 100% feminine and elegant, classic yet timeless. I just wish they put more effort into the duration; it would be perfect.
Alejandravaldebenito
I love it, it’s my favourite. The problem with Zara perfumes is that they barely have any fixative, which makes them less appealing. But Rose in general is wonderful, 100% feminine and elegant, classic yet timeless. I wish they tried harder to improve the longevity; it would be perfect.
andrea_villan
I absolutely loved it! I get rose notes as if I were in a garden. It’s soft, sweet and very special. I’d wear it day and night, why not?
andrea_villan
I loved it! It smells of roses as if I were in a garden. It’s soft, sweet and very special. I’d wear it in the afternoon and evening too, why not?
Azahara7777
I bought this summer because it came in a pack with Zara White, but I didn’t use it. I just dabbed a little on my hand to test and only smelled peony, a peony note. Yesterday I wore it and surprise: it smells like J’adore.
MariaVilxn
I agree with the two previous reviews: there’s no rose and it does remind me of J’Adore, though I’d lower the percentage to 80-85%. The Zara version is sweeter, of course more artificial (even in the bad there are classes), and more tiring to the nose than the Dior one. Much less long-lasting and with less sillage. The good thing is it costs five times less, so if you don’t mind reapplying and aren’t obsessed with the differences, go for Zara Rose. The most you lose is ten pounds.
Angelazulvioleta
I love it. For me it’s a dupe at 90-95% of J’Adore. Lots of white flowers and excellent longevity. One of the best from Zara.
Angelazulvioleta
I love it. To me, it’s a 90-95% dupe of J’Adore. It has lots of white flowers and the longevity is excellent. One of Zara’s best releases.
necano
I had certain expectations; I saw it in an article about new launches with rose as the star, but it was a great disappointment. At first it smells of peony, there’s no rose anywhere, and that’s its best part, because when it settles it smells synthetic and the worst is that it still doesn’t smell of roses and resembles insecticide more. The little bottle is very cute, but that’s the only standout feature. I’ll keep looking for another single-rose soliflore, even if I have to pay more.
necano
I had certain expectations, I saw it in an article about new launches with rose as the star, but it’s been a great disappointment. At first it smells of peony, there’s no rose anywhere and this is its best part, because when it settles it smells synthetic and the worst is that it still doesn’t smell of roses, it’s more like insecticide. The little bottle is very cute but that’s the only standout feature. I’ll keep looking for another rose soliflore even if I have to pay more.