I have hundreds of fragrances. Rose Of No Man’s Land is my all-time favorite.

One of Byredo's best perfumes ever. I was worried about the "rose" part, but the pink pepper adds a good balance with the floral notes on this. It smells perfect for literally any occasion. It's clean, fresh, and ever so slightly sweet in the end. I imagine a sophisticated woman who is so in touch with her feminine side to wear this. My new everyday perfume for sure.

The fragrance itself is lovely. BUT it seemed like my bottle was opened before when it came in because the side seams on the packaging were broken and the cardboard inside was crooked. Will return and reorder from a different store that cares about what they ship

My first bottle of fragrance I've bought as an adult and I have no regrets(I blind bought this). This is a sweet representation of rose, almost gourmand like but the sweetness is toned down by smoke and spice. If you're a rose lover, you'll enjoy this!

Using a sample I received recently directly from Byredo when I purchased a Byredo roll-on perfume oil (before Sephora carried this brand). Gorgeous scent. Long lasting - on me at least. It changes as it dries down so when I say it is long lasting, I mean that it loses the top notes, and leave a lingering, beautiful warmth. I'd call it a complex scent that more of a warm, smouldering scent with a floral component rather than being flower dominant. I would suggest that it is not for a person looking for a simple fresh rose fragrance. I find it to be quite strong and big when it is sprayed on so I spray a small amount on one wrist, press it to the other, then press each wrist to my neck. (PS. By "big", I mean that it is highly detectable even when another person is not right beside you - it carries. Think, Poison, from the 80's. This is in contrast to their roll-on oils which are also long lasting BTW, but are closer to the body, if I am explaining this well. Meaning that one would need to be closer to you to smell it. I also find the roll-on is a nice base for perfumes.