Les Parfums de Rosine Rose Praline, Molton Brown Celestial Maracuja ~ new fragrances

Rosine Rose Praline perfumeLes Parfums de Rosine has introduced Rose Praline, “a rose to crunch”:

We imagine silk rustles, babblings and downed laughter, one thousand one delicate and tender delicacies, bouquets of languid roses distilling their pleasant perfume.

ROSE PRALINE is the perfume of these intimate and feminine afternoons, when everything is only coquetry and insouciance.

Rose Praline was developed by perfumer François Robert. The fragrance notes for the gourmand floral include cardamom, bergamot, rose, geranium, chocolate, lapsang souchong tea, amber, sandalwood, cacao and white musk.

Les Parfums de Rosine Rose Praline is available in 50 and 100 ml Eau de Parfum. (quote via les-parfums-de-rosine, found via aufeminin)

Other recent launches from Rosine: Zephir de Rose, Rose d'Ete Eau Fraiche.

Molton Brown Celestial Maracuja perfumeMolton Brown has launched a new Eau de Parfum version of their Celestial Maracuja fragrance, based on Amazonian maracuja passionflower and previously available in bath & body products:

Immerse yourself in the sensuality of exotic celestial maracuja: heady tuberose, lush gardenia, sensual jasmine, and amber gris….

Molton Brown Celestial Maracuja is available in 50 ml Eau de Parfum, $70. (via moltonbrown).

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  1. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    God that makes me hungry! And I really don't need to be hungrier than I already am, lol!

  2. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    I haven't — I've fallen terribly behind on the Rosines!

  3. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    HA — yes, it made me what a chocolate bar w/ rose petals. Someone must make one, but don't know who.

  4. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    I've got the info on Rose chocolate if anyone's interested…..

  5. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    I am! Please divulge the info!

  6. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    Cadbury makes a “Turkish” candy bar that is filled with rose turkish-delight-type goo. One of my faves. I find them at Cost Plus.

  7. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    J, surprised not a single store in NY carries them all — thought Barneys used to? Or was it always just a fraction of the line?

  8. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    I'm interested too!

  9. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    Robin, They still have part of the line at Barneys on Madison Ave, but not all the recent ones (no Diabolo or Zephir). They've also dropped some of the older ones (no Poussiere, Ecume, or Twill). They do have the new Eau Fraiche, which seems a bit redundant to me.

    Aedes has a better selection, but still no recent ones. Alas…

  10. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    Hi, I'd be happy to share, but not sure if it's allowed/appropriate on the blog? Shoot me an email.

  11. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    Excellent!

  12. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    That's too bad. But the line has admittedly gotten LARGE.

  13. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    I'd like opaque too! But they'd probably cost more.

  14. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    The Rose Praline is full of my favorite things. I've got to try it!!!

  15. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    I haven't tried any Molton Brown's yet, but I am really interested in the Rose Praline. The notes sound great!

  16. Anonymous
    Posted on 29 September 2008

    LOL! lovethescents!

    Oh dear, Tama, I am in trouble now, there is a Cost Plus on my way home from taking kids to school every day. I already stopped in to check out the candy collection. I so enjoy receiving little candy treats in some of my perfume buys. Now I need to go back and peruse the chocolate aisle. Chocolate and rose goo, YUM!

  17. Anonymous
    Posted on 30 September 2008

    Molton Brown should really should do a true wood mix perfume. Instead of E.L.Sensuous. Molton Browns-River of Woods

    The Molton brown sounds lovely, except of the cardamom and a bottom note of patchouli. It's fine if done lightly. Is it so heavy that he flowers have been drowned? I am a woody froral girl or a light oriental?

  18. Anonymous
    Posted on 30 September 2008

    Darn it! I mixed them up! the rose one has cardamom and no patchouli. I should never post while half asleep?

    I apologise. Hope someone help.

  19. Anonymous
    Posted on 30 September 2008

    Can I just say that rose praline sounds great? Lapsang Souchang tea, chocolate, cardamom, cacao… and rose! I like the way it sounds and I hope I'll be able to sample it soon.

  20. Anonymous
    Posted on 30 September 2008

    Of course you can post it here, why not?

  21. Anonymous
    Posted on 30 September 2008

    The tea & cardamom sound lovely. The rest of it — I'll wait to see how sweet it is!

  22. Anonymous
    Posted on 30 September 2008

    Rose water & rose buds at chocolate.com

    http://www.chocolate.com/products/dark-chocolate-with-rosewater-chocopologie-bar/

    -Dagoba, try the chiles & dark chocolate, or the raspberry & rose dark chocolate.

    http://www.dagobachocolate.com/products.asp?dept=26

  23. Anonymous
    Posted on 30 September 2008

    Me, too!

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