Key Notes: Rose Absolute, Lychee, Effervescent Pink Champagne
Fragrance Description: A vibrant combination of rose absolute and fresh lychee is accentuated with the sparkling essence of pink champagne and a hint of raspberry to create this effervescent fruity-floral fragrance.
About the Fragrance: Founder Laura Slatkin was inspired to create Lychee Rose while attending a friend’s wedding in Italy. The ceremony overlooked Lake Garda, and the couple was surrounded by pink garden roses. Laura wanted to capture the mood of the celebration with a fragrance reminiscent of the magnificent evening.
I generally hate floral scents, but I love the fruitiness of the lychee. It tones down the rose.
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HKIS
2mos ago
Recommended
I was first intro to this product through a very kind Sephora employee. He recommended it and I was instantly HOOKED. I’m going back to get the oil in the same scent.
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mochacream78
2mos ago
Recommended
Actually smells like lychee and rose, but not in an overly-sweet artificial way. Other women are always complimenting this scent so I tend to wear it during girls nights or outings.
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dheekhae
3mos ago
Absolutely not
Something about rose and lychee together is terrible. It gives it a rotten fruit scent. Was hoping the rose would come out as it dried down but it got worse. Luckily I only sprayed it on my hand
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monicza
Verified Purchase
4mos ago
No smell or smells sour
Absolutely hate it. Couldn’t return as it was past 30 days
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daya8585
7mos ago
Recommended
pair with SDJ Cheriosa 91, thank me later!
This is so pretty. I'm not a huge fan of florals, the only floral note I can stand is rose and most of the time I don't like the way it's done but this is quite beautiful. It reminds me A LOT of Commodity Juice Expressive, but the champagne note keeps this a little more light, bright and sparkling whereas CJE is very green and smells like straight up juice pulp.
This is light and playful. The raspberry perfectly balances out the rose note so it's not too strong or overpowering. It gives almost a candied rose vibe, like how I'd imagine a rose would smell if it were dipped in sugar.
My only complaint is the longevity, it's rather poor for such an expensive perfume. BUT, pair it with the new SDJ Cheriosa 91 and it'll last all day. I beg you please try this combo it's amazing!!
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annacorrin
7mos ago
Recommended
Fresh, Juicy, but Short-Lived
Fresh and juicy with a modern fruity-floral vibe. The lychee is bright, the rose is soft, and it never feels overly sweet or heavy. Great for everyday wear, but the longevity is weak and fades quickly.
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gugfewruufs
8mos ago
Recommended
Perfect for floral/fruity loving adult women
I bought this scent back in July. I love it sooo much! Nest perfumes are amazing quality and last so long. The scent is very robust. You get hits of florals with a sweet fruity undertone. Sweet but not childish.
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perfumeluvr2001
8mos ago
Save your money
I bought this on sale during Black Friday went into the store and picked it up. I paid $130 for the full-size perfume and the perfume oil. I'm a perfume connoisseur and this just does not size up others. Biggest issue is silage and longevity.
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moody13RN
8mos ago
Recommended
Gorgeously sweet and floral!
Fruity florals are my favorite scent family and this does not disappoint! It was a blind buy and I couldn’t be happier with it! It’s a perfectly balanced mix of sweet lychee and delicate rose that is fresh and fun. Not old lady rose at all! lady ro
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TheWhit
Fragrance Family: Florals
Scent Type: Fruity Florals
Key Notes: Rose Absolute, Lychee, Effervescent Pink Champagne
Fragrance Description: A vibrant combination of rose absolute and fresh lychee is accentuated with the sparkling essence of pink champagne and a hint of raspberry to create this effervescent fruity-floral fragrance.
About the Fragrance: Founder Laura Slatkin was inspired to create Lychee Rose while attending a friend’s wedding in Italy. The ceremony overlooked Lake Garda, and the couple was surrounded by pink garden roses. Laura wanted to capture the mood of the celebration with a fragrance reminiscent of the magnificent evening.
Suggested Usage: -Fragrance is intensified by the warmth of your own body. Apply in the creases of your knees and elbows for a longer-lasting, stronger scent. -After applying, avoid rubbing or dabbing skin. This breaks down the fragrance, causing it to wear off more quickly. -If you prefer placing fragrance on your wrists, be sure to reapply after frequent handwashing, as this tends to rinse off the scent. -Replace fragrance after 12 months. Expired perfumes more than a year old lose the integrity of the original scent.
Eau de Toilette or Eau de Parfum?: The difference lies in the volume of perfume oil. While EDT contains five to nine percent, EDP contains more, usually eight to 14 percent. EDPs, therefore, last longer and smell more intense.
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