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Woman In Rose
by Alessandro Dell' Acqua
Woman In Rose by Alessandro Dell'Acqua is a surprisingly refined and modern floral-green fragrance that evokes a cool, ethereal rose without using any rose note directly. The opening is fresh and invigorating, with pink pepper and bergamot creating a light, sparkling edge that feels almost metallic or icy, especially on the skin. This gives way to a delicate aromatic core dominated by jasmine, freesia, and mint—notes that together form a cool, greenish, slightly spicy floral heart. The base of cedar, sandalwood, and musk adds a soft, woody dry-down that grounds the fragrance without making it heavy or masculine. The scent is impeccably balanced, light, and naturally feminine in character, with minimal sweetness, making it ideal for warm weather and daytime wear. Despite its moderate longevity, it leaves a subtle, elegant trail that feels fresh and uplifting—a signature scent for those who appreciate quiet sophistication over bold presence. Many users describe it as elegant, wearable, and distinctive, with an aura of quiet confidence that draws compliments without intrusion.
Pros
- +A surprisingly nuanced rose impression without actual rose notes, creating a sophisticated and unique floral-green character
- +Light, fresh, and feminine scent with excellent daytime suitability and a delicate, natural quality that avoids synthetic or sweet overtones
- +Balanced composition with green, spicy, and woody accords that work harmoniously without overwhelming or swaying into male territory
Cons
- −Moderate longevity, often fading significantly within hours, making it less suitable for those seeking longer-wearing perfumes
- −Slight sillage, often intimate or moderate, which may not be satisfying for those wanting noticeable presence or public impact
- −Not universally well-received—some users find the composition too dry or underscored with greenish notes that don’t appeal to them