Les Parfums de Rosine is the house devoted entirely to the rose. The name dates to 1911, when couturier Paul Poiret launched it (naming it for his daughter); it was revived in 1991 by Marie-Hélène Rogeon and is now guided by her son Louis. Every fragrance is a different facet of the rose — here are the ones to know.
It was only gradually that my mother developed the idea of a brand based around the concept of the rose.
— Louis Rogeon, artistic director of Les Parfums de Rosine, to Everfumed
The Best Les Parfums de Rosine Fragrances
Roseberry
Key notes: rose, blackcurrant, red berries, violet, musk
The house bestseller — a juicy, fruity rose bright with berries and a hint of violet.
Un Zeste de Rose
Key notes: grapefruit, bergamot, rose, mint, cedar
A sparkling, uplifting rose crossed with grapefruit and citrus — the freshest in the line.
Rose d’Amour
Key notes: rose, litchi, raspberry, soft musks
A tender, romantic rose — delicate, powdery, and easy to love.
Twill Rose
Key notes: pink pepper, rose, spices, patchouli, woods
A spicier, woodier rose with a patchouli depth and a pink pepper lift.
La Rose
Key notes: rose absolute, green notes, honey
A pure, true-to-nature rose — the house’s classic statement of the flower itself.
Les Parfums de Rosine FAQ
What is Les Parfums de Rosine known for?
It is the rare house built entirely around the rose, exploring the flower in dozens of different styles — fruity, spicy, fresh, and classic.
Which Rosine fragrance should I try first?
Roseberry for a fruity crowd-pleaser, Un Zeste de Rose for freshness, or La Rose for a pure, natural rose.
Selena Marc is a fragrance enthusiast, freelance writer, and dog mom living in Houston, Texas. When she's not writing about her favorite new perfumes, you can find her enjoying yoga or a morning hike.
