212 VIP Rosé
Carolina Herrera (2014)

A basic and simple fruity floral. I don't get a lot of rose. I just get a raspberry champagne. This formula has been done before, but you can't go wrong with it. You just won't smell unique.

A cloying fruity floral like many others.

Evidently trying to emulate the Rosé bubbly it's name is alluding to, its opening blast has a bit of raspberry-infused spritz indeed. It is, however, not really pink Champagne but more of a less illustrious sparkling wine from outside Champagne, like an Australian pink Chandon.

A peachy drydown adds a sweet fruity undertone, and this is accompanied by a superimposed nonspecific woodsy impression.

I get moderate sillage, good projection and six hours of longevity on my skin.

Not unpleasant a spring creation, it is too generic and too sweetish-synthetic too impress. 2.5/5.

What an misleading name. 212 VIP Rose is a scent without dominant notes of rose. A young, pink and sweet scent in a deliciously way for modern lady what no matter what her real age. The bottle is great and looks fantastic but the smells just nice. A simple composition based around soft floral and musky accords with a delicious fruity twist. Sensual in a mild way. Cute, pleasent, boozy, sensuous, sweet, earthy and modern.

Strong notes of champagne giving the scent boozy opening that's so lovely and evocative but the musk, amber and floral give it that floriental dry down but so generic especially the musk. I just like the great opening as I imagine a cute young lady in a white summery dress walking in a beautiful garden or sitting in a park with a lovely glass of champagne. It's great in any season's and perfect for a modern young lady.