Wild Rose

Oriflame

My Naked Truth opens with a trio that is lighter and more luminous than most Oriflame florals: lychee's cool, almost watery sweetness alongside apple blossom and bergamot.

Burberry

Brit for Him opens with a dry, spiced citrus accord — ginger, cardamom, and bergamot working together with green mandarin for a bright, slightly biting energy that avoids the predictable fresh-aquatic path of its era.

Lolita Lempicka

L L'Aime is Elle l'Aime's lighter sibling — the EDT cousin built for spring shelves.

Marc Jacobs

Daisy Eau So Fresh Twinkle opens with a single bright note of raspberry — unambiguous and briefly loud — before settling into violet and wild rose, a close-to-skin floral pairing that keeps the composition anchored to a familiar Daisy warmth.

Victoria'S Secret

Tease Rebel is the dark-floral counterpoint in the Tease line — Stephen Nilsen's take on what happens when you wrap a delicate flower in something tougher.

Les Parfums De Rosine

Red wine and green notes hit first — slightly tart, leafy, with cassis deepening the darkness.

Lancôme

A millennium limited edition built as a triple-rose study — Bulgarian, tea, and wild rose layered against white pepper and mandarin at the open.

L'Occitane en Provence

Thé Bergamote is essentially a tea ceremony in citrus form.