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Voleur de Roses (1993)
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  |  Seems most people that don't like this were just hoping for more rose or don't like patchouli, but that's one of the reasons I like it so much. I love the rose and patchouli mix here... it's completely different than the rose/patchouli you'd find in Black Aoud, but very unique in its own right. I have a bunch of more rose centered scents, so I really appreciate this one for taking such a different approach. It's a dry, earthy rose with a gritty patchouli backdrop but it stays light in the style of L'Artisan.11 September 2008 |
 |  90% patchouli. 5% roses. 5% other. That's what I smell. Sillage is minimal. Longevity is pretty good, though. It's over 12 hours later, and I'm still smelling patchouli. Lots of patchouli. If one doesn't like patchouli, this is probably one to skip.02 September 2008 |
 |  This is a mood fragrance. I wear it whenever I feel melancholy and want to wallow in my melancholic state. I can't really wear this fragrance anywhere other than at home. It is very well done, but don't wear this when you want to feel cheery and energetic. You'll just get sucked in by its pensive, melancholic aura.22 August 2008 |
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| I smelled this blind. As in, someone handed me a card and I promptly said "that smells like Voleur de Roses". Turns out it was. (Not bragging because I had smelled it earlier that week). This smells like roses a little bit but it's a citrus rose that's green around the edges. Quite pleasant. But it wilts into a brown stem that smells of musks and wood. Love the flower but dislike the thorns. 18 June 2008 |
 | This is a real Cheshire cat of a fragrance. One minute it's not there at all, the next it's large as life, grinning malaevolently at you. This is like Ungaro III's wayward brother, the one who took to a life of crime. It makes a terrific counterpoint to the elegant Ungaro. Love them both and happy to have them in my collection. 31 May 2008 |
 | Rose thief is actually an apt name -- I can't detect a rose scent anywhere. Smells a bit like damp earth though -- if that's what you like. Try Costes or Rossy de Palma for better results re rose. Hugely disappointing. Kaern 29 April 2008 |
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