Tea Rose
Parfum Tea Rose
Perfumer's Workshop Eau de Parfum

Tea Rose (Eau de Parfum) / Parfum Tea Rose by Perfumer's Workshop

Bottle Design Pierre Dinand

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Controversially Rated Bottle

8.2 / 10 3 Ratings

Tea Rose (Eau de Parfum) is a perfume by Perfumer's Workshop for women. The release year is unknown. The scent is green-fresh. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is still in production.

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Main accords

Green

Fresh

Floral

Woody

Earthy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Peony

Chamomile

Heart Notes

Tea rose

Bulgarian rose

Damask rose

Base Notes

Geranium leaf

Cedarwood

Violet leaf

Perfumer

Firmenich

Ratings

Scent

8.23 Ratings

Longevity

103 Ratings

Sillage

103 Ratings

Bottle

6.14 Ratings

Submitted by Irini, last update on 24.12.2023.

Variant of the fragrance concentration

This is a variant of the perfume Tea Rose (Eau de Toilette) by Perfumer's Workshop, which differs in concentration.

Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

12/23/2023

7
Pricing 7
Bottle 10
Sillage 10
Longevity 6
Scent

Lauser93
313 Reviews

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Lauser93

2

Not my fragrance but an atomic durability and sillage

What could be nicer than applying a fragrance that you love and that radiates like a nuclear power plant for more than 24 hours... Yes, the Tea Rose Eau de Parfum could have joined this elite circle. Unfortunately, I don't really like the fragrance. The sillage is also cracking and has generated some, unfortunately negative, comments.

The top note is brutally green. I have rarely experienced it to this extent. Then floral aromas of chamomile and peony come into play - and unfortunately don't make anything better. My nose is completely overwhelmed. The fragrance is so blatantly strong and extracted that I can't shake off the cloud of scent. The heart note then offers a rose overkill. It's just too much of a good thing. Suddenly, a sweetness emerges that I can't place. The base is then again extremely green and reminiscent of a deciduous forest with some undergrowth and reminiscent of morning dew.

In the end, I'm really glad that almost the entire mini has run out. The whole house smells of it now, but at least I won't have to deal with it again until after Christmas at the latest. I'll be really relieved when Christmas and this odor bomb are over...

02/06/2015

7.5
Bottle 10
Sillage 10
Longevity 10
Scent

Belgwen
94 Reviews

Belgwen

Very helpful Review 3

A very realistic rose

I’ve been trying the EDP version of Tea Rose for a few days now so I feel like I can write a proper review of it. Please note that the results are only on my skin as I have not smelled this on any one else yet.

Without looking at the notes pyramid, I’d say this is a rather linear creation. From the moment it hits my skin, I get green-tinged roses. There are no herbal tones and no other floral notes. The rose I smell the most is, true to its name, the tea rose. There’s a hint of sweetness that rose naturally projects so, thankfully, the perfumers added no sugary notes to this juice. The base reveals a hint of warm musk. The notes pyramid doesn’t list it but I still get this “warm skin” smell. I get none of the cedar or the violet leaf notes.

I’ve recently done a side-by-side comparison of the PWS Tea Rose EDT with this version...
EDT: Lasts around 12 hours. From top to bottom, this is a rose with fresh-cut stems. Projects to high heaven.
EDP: Lasts 12+ hours. I mean, it lasts and lasts and lasts!! This is a green rose, however the fresh-cut stems in the original EDT are toned down about 20% here. Consequently, the vibrant, sharp edges in the EDT version are also a bit more rounded. The musk note at the end warms up the composition and anchors it to my skin better than the EDT version. Projection is about 20% more than the EDT version. One last thing: In the EDT, especially towards the very end, I only get green notes. The rose is almost completely gone. In this version, the rose is a rose all the way to the end. Yes, it’s linear. But I kind of prefer it that way. :)

Some of the comments I’ve received about this fragrance...
“You smell like some kind of rose. Exactly like a rose petal!”
“What is that you’re wearing? It’s not perfume-y. It’s very fresh and pure. Is it some kind of rose oil? It’s so realistic!”

I agree with the comments too. This perfume is a very lifelike representation of the Queen of Flowers. Snap this one up folks. I recommend this timeless classic for both genders and all ages. At these attractive prices, no perfume wardrobe should be without it.