Rose (1949)
by Caron

I agree, similar to or et noir, but fresher. it seems rose is the fresh dewy bouquet of roses gathered in the morning, or et noir seems the same bouquet after your put it in a little vase and the roses start warming up, added a scent of roses when they start getting too warm and have this kind of sweetish overwhelming smell of sth overlived

(edp) a warm & dusky, rich rose.. w/ great blend of geranium, iris & vanilla(all subtle) that makes it slightly spicy, sweet & powdery. doesn't lose the rose note. glamorous & cozy at the same time. Love! I agree that it dries down very similar to Or et Noir.

Caron’s rose parfum is an exquisite, powdery soliflore and belongs to the elite ranks of the Caron urn fragrances. Caron’s rose is a real beauty; it opens with three dominant roses---Bulgarian, May, and Centifolia rose blooms and an undertone reminiscent of the earlier N’Aimez Que Moi. A spicy geranium and touch of mint nudge forward during the middle phase, while vetiver, sandalwood, vanilla and musk and that creamy Caron base round out the whole. Beautifully formulated, it is similar in many ways to the rosy Or et Noir, another of the Caron urn fragrances. The one fault I find with Caron’s Rose is that it doesn’t last as long as Caron’s other urn parfums. At least, that’s true with my chemistry. Created by Michel Morsetti, Caron’s rose is a faithful reproduction of an elegant rose bouquet. A roseate, heavenly delight