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Boucheron Quatre En Rose
by Boucheron
Boucheron Quatre En Rose is a softly elegant floral-fruity oriental with a refined, wearable character. The opening blends juicy black currant, bright bergamot, and mandarin orange with a whisper of artemisia, creating a fresh, effervescent charm that feels youthful and bright. The heart centers around a ripe, jammy rose intertwined with peach blossom and jasmine, giving it a sweet yet polished quality. The dry down introduces a soft musky vanilla and vetiver base, adding depth and warmth that lingers pleasantly. While it bears a strong resemblance to Armani Si in vibe—light, sweet, and floral—the overall impression is more balanced and nuanced, with better longevity and a less aggressive sillage. It’s suitable for daywear, especially in spring and summer, and comes across as a classically feminine, understated perfume with subtle sophistication. The bottle design is highly praised for its elegant, wearable aesthetic, making it a standout choice for those who appreciate refined beauty in packaging and scent.
Pros
- +a soft, elegant floral scent with a fresh, juicy opening
- +long-lasting on clothing and moderate on skin
- +a refined, wearable quality suitable for daywear in spring and summer
Cons
- −a noticeable similarity to Armani Si, which may deter those who dislike its style
- −some users find it overly sweet or generic, with less rose prominence than expected
- −a few report it feels too clinging and long-lasting, with a slightly artificial floral feel