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Ombre Rose L'Original (1981)
by Jean-Charles Brosseau
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   |  This is a beautiful light, powdery rose scent. I like it because it doesn't scream roses. It doesn't have that old grandmother rose scent that a lot of rose perfumes tend to have. It has a sophisticated, elegant side to it. Comes in a beatiful bottle.15 July 2009 |
   |  I am thinking that the bottle of Ombre Rose I just wasted my money on is off- as what I am about to scrub off in unrecognisable from the above reviews. Powdery, yes indeed, in a stale way that doesn;t match the rest of it. Like wearing great grannys decomposing shawl with a party dress.Rose? Floral? No. It reminds me of Bulgari Black in its urban chemical first notes. Except Bulgari Black is exciting and makes me want to breathe it in again and again. Luminous? Maybe like a UV light on a chemical spill. This is the first perfume I will be taking back to the shop for a refund. 21 February 2009 |
 | i'm relatively new to the whole perfume-experience & bought this one because it was on sale :- ) from all the stuff i've sniffed & sprayed so far, i find this one most pleasant: a warm and kind smell, which gives me a smooth, comfortable feeling. 30 January 2009 |
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| What an exquisite rose scent, almost ethereal and overwhelmingly wonderful. I keep it for personal use only as it would reveal too intimate and tender a side of me to the world if I wore it in public. Everybody else may feel that way too as I rarely encounter it in public anymore. 24 January 2009 |
 | My mom always said I was not supposed to wear perfume as a kid, the more forbidden, the more appealing and seductive it becomes. In 1994, at the age of 14, I found that bottle unbelieveably beautiful and very Art-Deco, and the scent was soft fruity powdery rosey and there's nothing I'd dislike about it, nothing I would disagree with it. So I bought it from a drug store, cheap for its quality. That's my first perfume. It's my comfort scent in the cold cold Canadian winter nights, my guilty pleasure. Few years ago I saw the EDP in black bottles in Japan, unfortunately I was in transit and didn't have time to have a sniff of it. 03 September 2008 |
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|  I wore this back in the 90's and liked it when it dried down because it was a soft powder. At first, it is strong and quite floral, but it dried down nicely. It's a pretty and feminine scent. 20 April 2008 |
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