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Jean Rish Rose Fleur
Rose Fleur by Jean Rish, bottle
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Rose Fleur

What sets Rose Fleur apart is its use of rhubarb and lychee: notes found in only about 1% of the fragrances in our library. Overall it reads as floral, fruity and citrus.

Concentration
Eau FraîcheEDCEDTEDPParfumElixirEDP
GenderFeminine
FamilyFloral · Fruity
OriginUnited States
Sizes100ml
Price tier
Affordable
Notes
HeartRose (Turkish) · Peony · Musk · Vanilla
Season
SprSumFalWin
ClimateMild · Humid
MoodRefined
OccasionOffice · Date · Evening
Accords
Rated elsewheregathered from wearers across the web
Longevity
WeakModerateLongVery longLong
Projection
IntimateModerateStrongEnormousStrong
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Questions & Answers
QWho is Rose Fleur for, and when should you wear it?
Rose Fleur is marketed toward women, at its best in winter, suited to mild and humid weather, a natural fit for office, date and evening. In character it reads as refined.
QWhat makes Rose Fleur distinctive?
What sets Rose Fleur apart is its use of rhubarb and lychee: notes found in only about 1% of the fragrances in our library. Overall it reads as floral, fruity and citrus.