Lierre Rose
Designed for lovers of vintage floral perfumes who want an earthy twist, Lierre Rose offers an intriguing balance between romantic petals and green freshness. Jacques Chabert builds the fragrance around substantial white floral accords and delicate rose tones, avoiding modern sugary trends in favor of aromatic cardamom and resinous cypress. It works wonderfully for mature floral enthusiasts, garden lovers, and professionals seeking a refined daytime signature. While the perfume shines brightest in mild spring weather, its woody sandalwood and vetyver base provide enough depth for crisp autumn afternoons. It delivers a composed, confident mood that transitions smoothly from weekend brunches to quiet dinner dates without overwhelming close spaces.
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Performance Metrics
49 VOTESOpen Performance Breakdown 1 TAKE
Community votes on performance are limited, with longevity votes split between weak and moderate, while one reviewer reported exceeding eight hours of wear. Projection ratings vary widely from intimate to enormous, meaning application should be measured depending on personal tolerance for tuberose.
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This fragrance centers on a contrasting blend of creamy tuberose, dewy rose, and resinous cypress. Accented by warm cardamom and powdery violet in the heart, the floral bouquet rests against a sturdy base of sandalwood and vetyver, creating a distinctly woody floral green profile.
Main Accords
10 MAPPEDThe fragrance opens with dominant aromatic and warm spicy accords from cardamom and cypress, quickly joining a bold white floral core. Over several hours, soft powdery violet and yellow floral tones emerge before yielding to a persistent woody base anchored by dry sandalwood and vetyver.
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When to Wear
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It looks easiest to wear in spring and fall. The vote picture leans most toward daytime.
Pros & Cons
Quick take before you sampleWHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT
Natural green character brought by aromatic cypress and cardamom
Well balanced combination of classic rose and tuberose notes
Developed by experienced French perfumer Jacques Chabert
Pleasing evolution from brisk green opening to woody dry-down
Versatile daytime wear profile suited for work and casual settings
Ideal choice for mild spring weather and transitional autumn days
Avoids cloying, overly sugary modern sweet trends
Grounded base of sandalwood and vetyver provides refined structure
Satisfying option for collectors who enjoy vintage floral styles
WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR
Limited community performance votes create uncertain longevity expectations
Initial tuberose burst can smell candy-sweet and loud to some
Sillage votes are widely split from intimate skin scent to enormous
Difficult to locate and purchase from mainstream retail counters
Lacks official testing or votes for hot summer weather
May feel too dated or mature for fans of modern fruity scents
Green cypress and warm spice opening can polarize floral purists
Strong white floral accords may overwhelm sensitive wearers in close quarters
Fragranxe Review
EDITORIAL“Parfums 06130 Lierre Rose Review: A Green Tuberose Bouquet”
Lierre Rose by Parfums 06130 makes an immediate statement that defies simple floral categorisation. The first spray delivers a brisk, damp green sensation driven by cypress needles, followed closely by a warm flash of crushed cardamom and sunny neroli. Alongside this aromatic greeting sits a fresh garden rose paired with a potent tuberose. Some wearers notice a fleeting, candy-like quality in the opening moments, while others pick up an herbal freshness reminiscent of mint. It feels crisp, lively, and decidedly classical from the very first minute.
As the initial green brightness settles, the heart expands into a deep floral bouquet. Tuberose takes center stage, accompanied by sweet ylang-ylang, creamy jasmine, and powdery violet petals. Rather than becoming suffocating or syrupy, the floral core stays tempered by the lingering spices and green aromatics. The transition into the dry-down introduces smooth sandalwood and earthy vetyver. These woody base notes ground the lingering rose and tuberose, leaving a clean, wood-anchored trail that remains calm and poised on skin.
Throughout the day, the primary accords shift smoothly from aromatic and green to woody and floral. Early on, the white floral intensity of tuberose and jasmine mingles with warm spicy cardamom to create an invigorating lift. As several hours pass, the yellow floral sweetness of ylang-ylang softens, allowing the violet to impart a subtle cosmetic powder texture. By late afternoon, the woody accord dominates the composition, with sandalwood wrapping around the fading rose to ensure the scent never feels sharp or acidic.
Community performance votes for this eau de parfum are modest in number, showing a split between weak and moderate longevity, though one wearer reported getting over eight hours of wear. Sillage votes range from intimate to enormous, reflecting how sensitive wearers can be to tuberose. In normal use, two to three sprays provide moderate projection that easily lasts through a working morning. It shines brightest during mild spring and crisp autumn days, fitting comfortably into casual office settings, garden parties, or weekend brunches.
This composition appeals most to enthusiasts of vintage floral arrangements who appreciate a green, woody counterpoint to heavy petals. Fans of traditional rose bouquets and botanical white florals will find plenty to admire here. On the other hand, anyone looking for a sugary gourmand or a delicate, minimalist skin scent should pass. Those who dislike tuberose or find cypress too brisk in a feminine perfume may also want to look elsewhere, as the floral and aromatic elements are unapologetically pronounced.
Lierre Rose by Parfums 06130 successfully unites creamy white petals with woody, aromatic greenery. While its limited availability and bold floral character suggest sampling before buying a full bottle, it offers a refreshing alternative to modern candy-sweet perfumes. It remains a distinctive, well-crafted floral green fragrance for those who cherish timeless botanical perfumery.
FAQs
What does Lierre Rose smell like?+
Lierre Rose smells like a dewy rose and creamy tuberose bouquet framed by green cypress and warm cardamom. As the top notes settle, powdery violet and sweet ylang-ylang add floral depth before resting on a grounding base of dry sandalwood and earthy vetyver. The result is fresh, botanical, and lightly spicy without modern sugar.
How long does Lierre Rose last on skin?+
Wearers report varying longevity, ranging from moderate wear of four to six hours up to eight hours. Community voting is modest, recording votes for weak and moderate longevity, while an individual reviewer noted it lasted over eight hours. Its sandalwood, vetyver, and tuberose base helps anchor the floral accords throughout typical daytime use.
What kind of sillage and projection does Lierre Rose have?+
Lierre Rose displays a versatile sillage that reviewers rate anywhere from an intimate skin scent to strong projection. Formal community votes are divided across intimate, moderate, strong, and enormous tiers. Applied lightly, it creates a polite floral scent bubble within arm's length, making it noticeable without invading surrounding spaces.
Is Lierre Rose better suited for day or night wear?+
Lierre Rose is primarily worn during the day thanks to its brisk green and floral profile. Community time votes favor daytime wear by three to one over evening wear. While the creamy tuberose and sandalwood base hold up well for casual dinners, the crisp cypress and neroli opening shines brightest in morning light.
Which season is best for wearing Lierre Rose?+
Spring is the best season for Lierre Rose, followed by mild autumn days. Community seasonal votes show spring as the clear favorite, with additional votes for winter and fall, while summer remains untested. Its fresh cypress, damp rose, and gentle powdery florals mirror the cool breezes and blooming gardens of early springtime.
Is Lierre Rose meant for women or can men wear it?+
Lierre Rose is marketed for women, though anyone who enjoys green, woody florals can wear it. Community gender appeal votes classify it as feminine, supported by its lush heart of tuberose, rose, and jasmine. However, the prominent aromatic cypress, cardamom, and dry vetyver give it an earthy balance that woody fragrance lovers can appreciate.
What perfumes are comparable to Lierre Rose?+
Reviewers frequently compare Lierre Rose to Jean Patou Joy and Serge Lutens Datura Noir. Wearers find that Joy shares a similar vintage balance of rose and jasmine, though Lierre Rose offers a greener, woodier character. Meanwhile, Datura Noir shares a heavy tuberose heart, but Lierre Rose feels lighter and more aromatic in comparison.
How does the opening of Lierre Rose compare to the dry-down?+
The fragrance opens with sharp green cypress and spicy cardamom before settling into a soft, woody floral dry-down. Early on, the scent feels brisk, minty, and damp with an energetic burst of tuberose. Over several hours, the green bite recedes, allowing powdery violet, smooth sandalwood, and earthy vetyver to create a tranquil finish.
Is Lierre Rose appropriate to wear in an office setting?+
Yes, Lierre Rose works well for professional environments when applied with a light hand. The combination of clean cypress, rose, and dry woods gives it a polished, sophisticated presence. Because tuberose can project strongly if oversprayed, keeping application to one or two spritzes ensures a subtle, pleasant aura around your desk.
Is Lierre Rose a safe blind buy?+
Lierre Rose is best sampled first rather than purchased blind due to its bold tuberose and cypress notes. While wearers praise its price point and classic construction, white florals and aromatic spices can be polarising. Sampling ensures that you enjoy its green, vintage-leaning style before committing to a full 100 ml bottle.
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COMMUNITY DUPESCOREWearers often draw comparisons to Jean Patou Joy due to the shared classic rose and jasmine balance, though this perfume feels noticeably greener. Others find echoes of Serge Lutens Datura Noir in the heady tuberose heart, though Lierre Rose remains drier and woodier through its base of cypress, sandalwood, and vetyver.
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