Rihanna Rebelle Eau De Parfum - 100 ml

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Final Rating: 8/10 – Affordable price and enticing scent – a great birthday present to buy for a friend. Rogue Love by Rihanna Billboards advertising the fragrance were scheduled for month-long runs; one began on February 7, 2011, on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, while another began running in Times Square on February 14, 2011. Beginning in April, 2011, an edited 30-second version of the promotional video for Reb'l Fleur was scheduled to be screened in 363 movie theaters for three months. Representatives for the fragrance had planned to hand moviegoers scented cards as they exited the theaters. [3] a b c d e "For Rihanna's Perfume, a Video Meant for Rewatching". The New York Times. February 9, 2011 . Retrieved July 16, 2012.

Dry down parfum ini juga gak kalah yummy, saat Kopi dan Patchouli mulai menyeruak membuat kesan lebih dark, smooth, and creamy. Saat menciumnya dipergelangan tangan, saking enaknya rasanya ingin sekali memakan pergelangan tangan saya sendiri ~ehehe. If you want an affordable perfume and to smell like Rihanna then read this guide about Rihanna’s top five perfumes to help find your signature scent. I love this perfume. I was intrigued by the notes so I blind bought Rebelle as I was unable to test it. On first spray, I get the strawberry, the ginger and the plum. A beautiful combination - a bit sweet, a bit spicy, yummy. Shortly after, I get the cacao and a slight floral scent which is well blended. I then feel something grounding the fragrance making it warm, deeper, sexier and interesting. I don't smell the patchouli or the coffee but the musk comes through on my skin making it a bit airy even though it's deep. Little wafts of chocolate/cocoa come in and the patchouli is very soft and delicate; not medicinal or pungent like it can be sometimes.This was the fragrance of my 20’s...It got me a LOT of attention through bar hopping and clubbing, first dates and gave me so much confidence since I always the quietest person in the room. I will always own and love this fragrance. Age recommendation: All ages, but might appeal to the older age demographic with its sophisticated bottle design And finally, the fragrance itself! I wish I was not so ignorant on this topic, the accords, ingredients, etc. It is gorgeous. On me, there's barely any strawberry but the coffee, cacao and incense notes come through nice and intense. A slow burn, this one. It just about smoulders. Has more sexuality than actual femininity – like, I can see myself wild for a guy who wore this (I'm getting this scent on me, I guess, one way or another lol!)

Reb'l Fleur Love Always is announced as a rich, sexy and more refined version of the chypre-fruity original. The fragrance is made to portray the power, sex appeal and mystery that Rihanna exudes. The composition contains identical accords of the first version created by Caroline Sabas and Marypierre Julien, only it is said to be re-dosed, richer and intensified. Rogue Love follows the same bottle design as Rogue, however, its colors compliment the perfume perfectly and its lid is in a simple white color that looks elegant and smart.Before we move on from the Rogue range, keep in mind there is also a men’s version of this fragrance called ‘Rogue Man’ – a great birthday present to get for your partner. Rihanna Reb’l Fleur Love Always This one is a lot more youthful and feminine, but it carries that same weight. As with most coffee fragrances that I have tried, I become anosmic to the coffee within the first hour of wear. That might just be the nature of coffee to me. I'm left with a patchouli/dark chocolate with a gentle underlying sweetness. This is sweet in the way that Angel by Mugler is, it's earthy and rich instead of dripping with sugar. If you don't like patchouli scents, I'd skip this because it is quite prominent. If you are like me and you dig patchouli based scents like Jimmy Choo EDP and Mugler's Angel, give it a shot! It is not like either of those perfumes, but it embodies a similar energy. People have described this scent as 'synthetically sweet'. I really don't feel the sweetness is synthetic, it has a natural sweetness to it which comes from the Chocolate and coffee combo. In 2009, Jay-Z signed a deal with Parlux Fragrances that involved launching scents for Kanye West and Rihanna. [2] In reference to the deal, Jay-Z stated "We are excited for the opportunity to partner with Parlux and their management team in the launch of these dynamic new brands". [2] I also respect this perfume because it's long lasting. I sprayed it on me a few hours before I went to bed and I'm still smelling a light trace of it now. I had been on a Britney perfume buying binge the last few times I've bought perfume and the last few have honestly disappointed me because they have the strength of a body spray. I realize we're talking cheap celebrity perfumes and it might be easy to say "It's cheap so at least it's not so bad if I dislike it, feel like it doesn't last no time." I guess I'm not that way. Don't get me wrong, I don't want something so strong that a person down the street can smell me. I like something strong that does have a nice lasting time.

I can definitely smell patchouli, of all the patchouli containing fragrances I have, Rebelle gave the clearest patchouli but it's paired nicely with cacao, added a tad bit of coffee. All the while strawberry remains detectable just as an outer layer. Overall, this is a pretty unique and very specific scent in my opinion. It's not a bad scent, it's just not for me. Sadly it gave me a headache as soon as I sprayed it on. I can see why this has a cult following, and I do think it smells much more expensive than it is. I never would have guessed it's a celebrity scent. But it's definitely not a safe blind buy in my opinion. This perfume is VERY strong, it has amazing lasting power and silage. The cocoa and the coffee are always evident in the fragrance, beginning to end. The patchouli, thankfully, was only there to make the perfume last longer in my opinion, you can't really detect it, you know its there because the dry down comes across as pretty fresh, but its not overpowering.Personality (this is important, as I barely have one lol). To me, this is a sauntering boss of a perfume, the type men stumble over themselves to get the door for every time. I might smile and say thank you but Rebelle may whoosh past without a word or look in their direction. Then again, she may shoot a wry wink over her dark glasses. A few men have bragged about the time she stopped, dropped everything and praised them to the heavens, making them feel like Sir Galahad. And obvious point-scoring aside it may well be true: after all, the lady simply does as she pleases! I have tried numerous fragrances with cacao,coffee notes;from cheap body sprays to superexpensive niche ones and Rebelle can beat most of them.it's truely unique and memorable and a must try for gourmand lovers Rihanna Reb’l Fleur : Rihanna set a high standard with her first perfume release, its bottle design is gorgeous and its peachy scent lasts all day.

I would say this is a totally different fragrance to Reb'l Fluer and it is indeed it's own fragrance. This could be worn going out, night time, cooler weather or maybe anytime..... I can see that it develops very different on different people,on me it opens with a syntethic mish mash,like a cheap and chemical fruitchouli but in two minutes it settles down to tones of strawberry dipped in melted spicy chocolate.drydown is softer,slightly powdery and not fruity anymore.yummy but not so sweet.like a blend of cacao powder,coffee,vanilla and musk. My experience is similar to @Momopeach. Upon first spray there's a blast of strong patchouli. Then after the first 5 mins or so this disappates and the scent becomes more of a spicy cacao scent. It's quite well-blended so it's hard to make out individual notes, but I definitely don't get coffee at any point. What I'm getting is like a dark chilli chocolate with a plum jelly filling. As it continues to dry down it gets much creamier and sweeter, which I attribute to the strawberry, orchid and musk. I like the drydown much more than the opening or mid, although it's still not my cup of tea.

I really have mixed feelings on this one. To start, this doesn't remind me of anything I have,or tried. I have reb'l Fleur and I have this. It's only ever so SLIGHTLY reminiscent of Reb'l Fleur. In my opinion, I think Reb'l Fleur is WAAAAY better. Reb'l Fleur is much more mature, way more sexy, and much less Sweet. The patchouli in Reb'l Fleur is way more prominent than it is in this. In this fragrance, it's almost non existent.