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Jo Malone London Red Roses perfume bottle

Jo Malone London

Red Roses

2001Men

rose up front, then floral, settling into citrus.

About

Red Roses by Jo Malone London is a Floral Green fragrance for women. Red Roses was launched in 2001. Red Roses was created by Lucien Piquet and Patricia Bilodeau. Top notes are Lemon and Mint; middle notes are Bulgarian Rose and Violet Leaf; base note is Beeswax.

Noses: Patricia Bilodeau · Lucien Piquet

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Wear Ledger

Opening · mid · drydown
  1. Opening· 0–30m

    Lemon, Mint

  2. Heart· 2–4h

    Bulgarian Rose, Violet Leaf

  3. Drydown· 6h+

    Beeswax

Olfactory readout

Accord mix

Wear intel

Community data
LongevityModerate
ReachClose
Spring42%Summer27%Fall17%Winter15%Day73%Night27%Wears female68%

Skin chemistry varies. Sample before you blind-buy.

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Wear-tested answers
What does Red Roses smell like?

rose up front, then floral, settling into citrus. Dominant accords: rose, floral, citrus.

What notes are in Red Roses?

Top: Lemon, Mint. Heart: Bulgarian Rose, Violet Leaf. Base: Beeswax.

How long does Red Roses last?

Wearers tag this as moderate. Expect 4–6 hours for most people. Heavier application can stretch that.

Is Red Roses loud?

Close reach on skin. Arm's-length projection. Fine at work with a light hand.

What season is Red Roses best for?

Spring is the top pick (42%). Summer is second at 27%. Try it on skin in the season you're unsure about before a full bottle.

Day or night for Red Roses?

Day wear leads at 73%. Night is a secondary pick at 27%.

Is Red Roses for men or women?

Catalog lists it for men. On skin, 68% read it as female. Sample first if you're buying blind for someone else.

Who made Red Roses?

Composed by Patricia Bilodeau and Lucien Piquet. Released in 2001.

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