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Brand: Hermès
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culturedStork8
The best grapefruit opening ever which lasted 5 min and then turned into one of the worst fragrances on me I have ever worn. It was dry, bitter and medicinal. Just awful and I usually love Hermes fragrances.
adoringPepper6
Got small decant as a present. I am not a grapefruit hater, but not drawn to it. Or haven’t been till now. This is a WOW fragrance. First, there is no possible transition to cat pee, which grapefruit can do. Second, I have never known a citrus, of any description, to last the way this grapefruit note does. Third, it is fresh, clear, simple, beautifully blended, and deliciously cool and green. The rose here is secondary, sort of a base waft of complexity under a very aromatic, ethereal green grapefruit, the scent just after you’ve cut a grapefruit in half – mostly peel, all aromatic waft. Pamplemousse Rose is seriously elegant, cool, a perfect anodyne to summer, and it smells very expensive and well tailored. You could not possibly, in any situation, go wrong with this.
blissfulPorpoise3
I have a soft spot for grapefruit scents . . . I am somewhat addicted to the juicy grapefruit of Guerlain aqua allegoria pampelune, from 2000, when Mathilde Laurent worked for Guerlain, but I sometimes wonder if it’s too strong, too juicy, like I literally squeezed a grapefruit over myself. (I haven’t gotten around to breaking the atomizer and decanting and dabbing pamplelune which is my preferred method) I can see that others might find Guerlain to be sulfurous, but I don’t find it so. Nor is it overly bitter.
Enter Hermes Pamplemousse Rose. Lighter, sweeter, less realistic grapefruit, but not candied on my skin (my skin sometimes turns bergamot and other citrus into candied scent, eau de Sud) . Although grapefruit is a challenging accord for some skin chemistries, this is not particularly challenging for its genre because it lacks the bitter tinge that grapefruit lovers crave (perhaps the rose modifies the bitterness). This could be unisex, but there are other masculine citrus scents I would turn to first. (I am a woman who wears scents of either gender).
The reason why it’s not 4 lippies is it’s pretty light and translucent, fades quickly and is relatively pricy. In fact, I am not sure I can really smell it after half an hour. Since I hate over spraying, (in fact, I strongly prefer dabbing to spraying as I dislike any form of sillage), and this is expensive, this is a serious consideration against its purchase. If someone gave it to me, I would probably wear it until the bottle was half done. But, there are too many items on the fragrance to buy list for this to surface. I do think Pamplemousse rose would appeal to the person who wants a lighter more modern scent that doesn’t reference vintage citrus or fruit, but is not as sweet as a typical modern fruity floral. (It’s not ozonic or watery in that sense thankfully). I am not really the customer for this, (in the summertime, I also crave Galbanum, so citrus is not my main choice). I used to vastly prefer the stronger point of view of Hermes orange vert. I would wear Guerlain Pamplelune or Hermes Vent Vert or another citrus with more body (even in colder weather for a jolt of brightness), but this very nice in warmer weather. Atelier also makes two citrus fragrances I wear, namely citron enervant and orange sanguine (really fresh orange juice) and I sometimes pull out creed aventus. Goutals Eau de Sud tends to react to my skin chemistry like an artificial citrus; even worse is Eau de Hadrian. I am of two minds re vintage eau de Patou – which I consider a warm toned, not icy citrus.
My go to citrus when I don’t really want to think too hard and feel the occasion warrants an expensive scent is FM Bigarade a Concentree which works well on my skin chemistry.
Note: this scent is office appropriate due to ts sheer dry down
pleasedCrane7
Spring is at the door in Turkey, and a fresh rose with some grapefruit is sounds like a great idea to me. Unfortunately, Eau de Pamplemousse Rose smells better on paper than on my person. On me, the fragrance starts with a radiant, attractive grapefruit. It turns bitter or a bit sweaty just for a few minutes but quickly settles into a nice grapefruit accord again. Unfortunately, it fades rather quickly leaving me with a fresh, lovely but barely there rose on a slightly radiant base – and that only when I bury my nose into my wrist. Very low sillage and poor lasting power, especially for this price range. Although notes are different, my favourite fresh rose is Rosine’s Un Zeste de Rose, which I sometimes layer with Kiehl’s Pink Grapefruit for fun:)
cynicalWasp5
Fresh fruit-cocktail with tangy grapefuit and ?lychee notes, plus the woody-rhubarb element. Excellent, one of my top favourites, great for men
mildLapwing9
I tried this today at Sephora, sprayed it on and let it do its thing. The first blast is a strong citrus- then it dries down to a strong herbal scent, no hint of citrus or anything, just sharp herbs. My husband said it smelled terrible.
excludedSheep7
This is a wonderfully fresh cologne & a perfect summertime scent. Best on hot, hot days when nothing else will do.
PAMPLEMOUSSE ROSE or PINK GRAPEFRUIT is a unisex citrus scent. It’s composed of grapefruit, orange, lemon, rhubarb and vetiver. I don’t believer rose is listed in the composition as a note, per se. Instead, the notes mix with the vetiver to leave a floral (rose) impression. As the citrus dries off, the fragrance left behind is a sheer, transparent woods. Also as it dries, the fragrance becomes less unisex and more masculine. Lasting power is not all that great but this is an EdC afterall.
I’ve been very close to purchasing a full bottle but have held back after sampling, each & every time. The citrus in this scent smells exactly the same as the citrus in Clarins Eau Dynamisante, and the Clarins citrus lasts longer and the Clarins scent is more pronounced. The vetiver in this scent is exactly the same as the vetiver in Lalique Encre Noire (femme): Both fragrances have the same rose-vetiver impression on top and the rose-vetiver is longer lasting in the Lalique scent.
Maybe one of the 15ml bottles is the way to go if I purchase Pamplemousse Rose, since I am most certain I’d never finish 100ml of it in this decade … or the next.
crummyWhiting7
Pamplemousse Rose is a dusty dirty rose. At first a generic citrus is prominent, and later dries down to something like wet concrete, then the rose comes up on me. It’s different, subtle, stays close to the body.
drearyFerret4
The scent smells really nice from the bottle but I don’t like how it smells on me. The grapefruit is very prominent when you first spray and dries down to something strange. It has a freshness undertone but somehow there’s an “old” smell that’s a little overwhelming, like something a great grandma would wear. It’s not a modern fresh clean scent that I was hoping for.
unhappyRelish8
very fresh refreshing tart grapefruit with a hint of rose. The grapefruit dominates (its almost the reverse of rose ikebana where the rose dominates). Fantastic for summer. Slightly soapy in the drydown.