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Paul Smith Paul Smith Rose smells like Maison Francis Kurkdjian À la Rose.
Rated 80 similar by people who own both, reported by several owners, a close alternative. 60 percent cheaper than the bottle it is compared with. For women.
Scent overlap
Both bottles' accords, strongest at the top, facing each other. A bar joined through the middle is one they share.
Notes of Paul Smith Rose
What Paul Smith publishes. Black means À la Rose shares the note.
Top
- violet
- rose
- green tea
Heart
- turkish rose
- magnolia
Base
- cedar
- musk
Notes of À la Rose
What Maison Francis Kurkdjian publishes. Black means Paul Smith Rose shares the note.
Top
- calabrian bergamot
- litchi
- pear
Heart
- bulgarian rose
- grasse rose
- violet
- sweet pea
Base
- musk
- cedar
The bottle it is compared with
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Maison Francis Kurkdjian À la Rose
USD 235, 70 ml
Paul Smith Paul Smith Rose
USD 95, 100 ml
80 similar, 60 percent less. Paul Smith Rose leans greener with a green-tea rose and no pear or lychee sweetness, and it wears a couple of hours shorter than À la Rose.
