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A powdery rose and almond embrace wrapped in soft vanilla and violet creates an intimate, gently musky floral
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The best clone of Guerlain Rose Cherie is Pose as Rose by Fragrance World, with a 72% accuracy score. A fraction of the cost of the $145 original.
What people who wear Guerlain Rose Cherie report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Delphine Jelk.
Listed as Women
“Smells like a rose scented expensive lotion that my mum uses.Is incredibly overpriced for what it is and I'm still trying to find a tester for LPRN rose rose rose to compare.I do love the concept but is seems a little redundant, I still can't decide if a full bottle is worth the price...”
“The first few hours of Rose Chérie smell very similar to Drôle de Rose by L'Artisan Parfumeur, which was my 2007 wedding fragrance and has sadly been discontinued. After a few hours, though, it transforms into something that reminds me a lot of Insolence, although softer and more smoothly blended. I’m considering buying Rose Chérie because those opening hours bring back memories of Drôle de Rose, but I already own Insolence, so I’m not sure if I need another fragrance with a similar dry down.”
“This doesn't remind me of French Kiss except in the most abstract of ways. No tartness from the fruit that's in FK, which took it in much more interesting direction. Guerlain has historically has a lot of powdery, violet/rose scents, you could even make a case for this being similar to Chanel's Misia. Same makeup powder ~ lipstick vibe, if not same scent. I'm a little shocked at longevity and sillage, for the price. I'm going to reserve judgement for now and revisit this, admittedly elegant scent, later.”
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