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    Rosamor (2004)
    by Oscar de la Renta

    Basenotes says...

    The name Rosamor comes from a merge of the two Spanish words for love (amor) and (flower) rosa.

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    5 reviews

    I'm so saddened to see the poor reviews for this perfume - it's my favorite! It smells flowery and is perfect for a bright, shiney day. The drydown is musky, but not overly so, which is good for me as I absolutely cannot stand that dirty-hippie patchouli/incense smell. I was saddened to learn that it was not being made, at least that's what the girl at Macy's told me 2 years ago - yet here it says it's in production. I love it.
    08 May 2009


    82 reviews

    it is an average fragrance that has nothing remarkable ... not bad any way
    26 August 2008


    49 reviews

    Sorry, There's no Amor in Rosamor!
    28 July 2008


    862 reviews

    Soapy and artificial smelling. Not really bad, no, but Taolady nailed it with the adjective "forgettable."

    Want a pure, simple rose for a young lady, or perhaps a good quality rose frag that would be both affordable and inexpensive? Try Gres' Cabaret pour Femme, or pick up Tea Rose by TPW. I won't say "avoid Rosamor", no, but I won't be steering you toward it, either.
    24 June 2008


    238 reviews

    Well, there's all kinds of roses out there (I work in a flower shop) and while lots of the commercially grown ones have no fragrance, a couple do and Rosamor is very reminiscent of one called "Attache". Underneath that (in the EDT) is something powdery and soft and not much else. Forgettable.
    11 September 2006


    315 reviews

    rosamor, rosamor, where did you go wrong?
    The notes are fine, the layering is good, sadly, you might be stuck with a soapy, simple, strange rose scent that may recall a rose camay soap bar. another bad point is that i have heard of various stories of this one going bad after a while, and the scent changes to a chemical-heady-rosy-fume that it's not very good. The notes are nice at first spray , the sillage is ok, and the longevity is ok too, i mean if you like roses and light white musk and have a great chemestry with it, this might be for you.
    But i just don't like it.
    01 August 2006

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