Rochas Mademoiselle Rochas Eau de Parfum

A good and pleasant sweet scent. I ordered it from the EU at a nice discount. Upon first spraying, it seemed very sweet, but as it dried down, it became fresher. However, in the store on a blotter, it seemed fresh and citrusy to me. I will let it settle, as they say it needs time to mature.

The fragrance is floral, delicate, powdery, long-lasting, and people around say it leaves a very pleasant trail. I really like this scent, and I have bought it multiple times. Thank you, Makeup, for the fast delivery.

Thank you, MAKE Up, for the very fast delivery. The scent is floral and fruity, but it's not overpowering. It has a delicate and rich tone. I really like it and I've ordered it not for the first time.

This fragrance is very soft, feminine, and floral. It reminds me of Chanel's Mademoiselle, but in a more delicate way. It sounds beautiful and expensive.

This perfume is very nice. I can sense the notes of rose, powder, jasmine, and caramelized apple, which adds sweetness to the fragrance. It sounds beautiful. Thank you!

The sweet aroma is very similar to Versace Woman, but less intense. It's like a replica, so to speak. Better suited for colder weather.

I really liked this perfume; it is delicate and elegant.

Oh, what a pleasant perfume! I bought it as a gift, but I had to try it out. The bottle seal was intact. It starts with a slightly dirty apple scent, but then it disperses and becomes very gentle, alluring, and elegant. It's not overly sweet, but has a hint of sweetness. And it lasts a long time. I washed the spot where I sprayed it three times with soap, and my hand still smells of it.

The fragrance is amazing. I bought it without testing it first, based on the description and reviews, and it turned out to be exactly how I imagined it - light, delicate, delicious, with a lingering scent. Thank you, Make Up, for the fast delivery.

I didn't buy it here, but I wanted to leave a review. I'm not particularly fond of sweet scents, unless they have a hint of bitterness. But this one caught my attention. At first, it's a simple apple, but caramel-sweet. It's not sour. The blackcurrant adds a touch of spiciness. Then the fruits fade away and all that's left on me are the flowers. But not fresh flowers. They are dried, mixed with the scent of something elusive, delicate, yet very sexy. The dry down is beautiful. It lasts all day and the scent lingers on my pillow until morning. It unfolds beautifully on me during the transitional seasons. In warm early autumn and spring. It doesn't work in cold weather. Or in the heat. At least, that's how it is on my skin.