Bath & Body Works
Covered In Roses Bath & Body Works
The fragrance features Rosebud, Sugar, Red Berries and Amber.
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Accords
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Note photography: Photo by David J. Stang (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons
From the encyclopedia
- Contains Rosebud, a note found in only 5 fragrances
- One of 755 Bath & Body Works fragrances in the encyclopedia
OurScent readers
Performance
Longevity
long lasting
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Sillage
strong
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Audience & value
Gender
female
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Price value
good value
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Where it works
Climate
cold
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Season
autumn and winter
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How it lasts in our climate
Not enough reports yet on how Covered In Roses Bath & Body Works lasts in our heat. If you have worn it, tell us — three taps.
OurScent’s verdict
Suits you if
- you want a scent that lasts all day
- you like a scent that is noticed
- you want warmth for autumn and winter
- you live somewhere cold
May not suit you if
- you spend the day in a closed office or a crowd
- you want it for a Gulf summer day
An editorial assessment by OurScent, based on the composition — not a reader review.
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Who made it
Questions about Covered In Roses
- Does Covered In Roses last in the heat?
- Our estimate from its composition, until enough readers vote: longevity “long lasting”, and it is better in cold weather than on a hot summer day.
- Who is Covered In Roses for, and in which season?
- The house makes it for women. From its accords, we estimate it is best in autumn and winter.
