Mancera Roses Greedy

Like Roses Greedy, 212 VIP Rosé Elixir opens with blackcurrant and litchi, leading into a floral heart of peach blossom and rose. The difference lies in its musky, woody base with cedar and patchouli, which feels more grounded and less gourmand. It also adds violet for a powdery touch, making it slightly more sophisticated for evening wear.

This Kilian scent shares the fruity rose core of Roses Greedy with blackcurrant and peach top notes. It diverges with coconut and plum, adding a creamy, almost tropical sweetness. The base of oakmoss and vetiver brings an earthy, woody contrast that the Mancera lacks, making it more complex and unisex.

Greenwich Village mirrors Roses Greedy's fruity floral opening with blackcurrant, litchi, and mandarin. However, its heart features jasmine, peony, and water lily for a lighter, more aquatic floral feel. The base of praline and vanilla adds a sweet, nutty gourmand twist, while ambroxan provides a modern, clean finish.

212 VIP Rosé shares the rose and peach blossom heart of Roses Greedy but swaps the fruity top for champagne and pink pepper, giving it a fizzy, spicy opening. Its base of amber and queenwood is warmer and less sweet, with a fresh, musky finish. This makes it more effervescent and party ready.

This Givenchy fragrance echoes Roses Greedy with blackcurrant and rose notes, but adds coconut water and iris for a fresher, more aquatic profile. The rose water heart feels lighter and more transparent. White musk and cedar in the base create a clean, powdery finish, making it ideal for daytime and office wear.

Rose D'Amalfi shares the rose and pink pepper opening with Roses Greedy, but leans more citrusy with bergamot. Its heart of almond blossom and heliotrope adds a nutty, powdery sweetness that is softer than the Mancera's fruity punch. The tonka and Peru balsam base gives a cozy, vanilla like warmth.

Lipstick Rose channels the fruity rose of Roses Greedy through raspberry and violet top notes, but its iris heart creates a distinct powdery, lipstick like effect. The base of vanilla and white musk is smoother and less sugary. It feels more retro glamorous and less casual, suited for evening elegance.

Rose Noir shares the rose and fruity red berries of Roses Greedy, but adds cardamom and grapefruit for a spicy, citrusy twist. Its heart includes jasmine and violet, making it more complex. The base of labdanum, moss, and patchouli gives a dark, earthy, almost smoky depth, offering a moodier alternative.

New York Flowers opens with kir royal and clementine, echoing the fruity start of Roses Greedy. Its floral heart of Grasse rose and jasmine sambac is richer and more opulent. The base of amber and iris adds a powdery, slightly woody warmth, making it more formal and less gourmand than the Mancera.

L'Eau by Chloé shares the litchi and rose notes of Roses Greedy, but its grapefruit and magnolia heart create a crisper, more citrus forward floral. The base of oakmoss and cedar is drier and more woody, with a fresh, airy feel. It is a lighter, more casual option for everyday wear.

Carmina opens with black cherry and saffron, offering a darker, spicier fruity start than Roses Greedy. Its rose and peony heart is lush but tempered by cashmere wood. The base of frankincense and myrrh adds a smoky, resinous depth, creating a more opulent, evening oriented profile.

This Dior scent shares the rose and bergamot notes of Roses Greedy, but its geranium and mandarin top notes give a greener, more citrusy opening. The heart is a simple duo of damask and Grasse roses, very pure and fresh. The base of white musk is clean and light, making it a delicate, daytime rose.