Just a simple sweet white floral fruity floral and nutty-woody scent. These are all pop fragrance words I could throw but it’s more than the sum of it’s parts. It goes on quite strong at first so you only need a spray or two. Once it mellows down, it’s a gorgeous floral, fruity, and slightly woodsy fragrance.
This still has mass market appeal, but it doesn’t smell like generic fragrance counter perfume. Though I do like some of the older RL perfumes, I haven’t really been into any of the fruit cocktail perfumes they’ve released post-2000. This is a beautiful tuberose that, to me, smells like a throwback to their earlier style yet still totally modern. The fresh rhubarb note is very nice too and a huge bonus is that unlike the majority of new releases, the sillage and longevity with this one is great! This fragrance starts off with grape flavored candies, which I assume is a combination of the pear and the black currant on the top of the rhubarb.
I’m not usually a fan of modern fragrances but the moment I smelled this I knew it was mine. Let me start by saying I absolutely love the bottle – the flip cap to be specific. It reminds me of an old timey brass petrol lighter. This is an extremely confident, elegant scent with an edge.
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Its light, feminine, clean and easy to wear. Anyway, this is definitely a feminine scent. It’s got that wonderful, shining and almost metallic white musk and tuberose/jasmin feeling to it that just sings on the skin. I LOVE this perfume but it disappears on my skin probably 20 minutes into wearing it. I spray it on my clothes, not too close to my nose so I won’t go nose-blind, and it just fades.
Ralph Lauren perfumes are normally so boring or generic but this is like crack in a bottle. I love both, and I think RL Woman will become a classic. I’m hoping for a wintery/intense/absolu version, maybe with the hazelnut note really amped up as I cannot smell it here.
I am 34 and i love a variety of frags from super sweet to musky to woody. RL woman is classy and beautiful and also one of my absolute favorites. Overall, perfume with great longevity, smells very clean. Love the bottle and the fact that it isn’t another syrupy sweet perfume too. But I wish the pear note lasted longer to balance out the heavy white floral smell of tuberose. A pretty fragrance with lots of florals mingled with a touch of sweet pear.
I just got this today after sampling at Ulta. I love RL perfumes and i liked Woman enough to snag a tester bottle at a great price polo dress shirts online. It opens with pure tuberose and dries down to a sweeter creamy nutty scent. It has decent sillahe and longevity too.
It’s sweet, very sweet actually, but retains that nice shampoo freshness that keeps it from being cloying. Even though this perfume isn’t “me” since it’s a bit on the sweet side, I must say that it is nice. I picture a mature older woman in a fragrance like this. I adore tuberose and pear together and this has a soft vanilla under that. To me this is a summer-fall transitional fragrance. It reminds me of the kind of fragrances I started out wearing when I first got into perfumes in the late 90ties.
I also don’t get a distinct hazelnut, more wood on my skin. On my skin I get soft, mild Tuberose and warm woodsy notes, an airy sweet not as well – maybe the pear/rhubarb-mix. I might buy a bottle – I think this ralph lauren t shirt scent will be at its best in springtime. It is not really new as composition but it satisfies my recent passion for creamy white florals, without being too voluptuous and without that critical indolic note.