The full profile.
Think fresh pear and rose with woody cypress: that is Being Frenshe Desert Rose. It opens with pear, moves into rose and settles on cypress. It leans feminine, though anyone can wear it.
This eau de parfum is best in spring and summer and is a daytime scent. A good pick for casual days and the office. Released in 2025.
In the community's experience it lasts a solid half day on skin, and stays close to the skin.
Is it right for you?
- Best for: anyone after something fresh and uplifting for casual days.
- Sample first if: citrus is new territory for you.
- Skip if: you want a scent other people notice from across the room.
Around $41.
Explore more: Fresh perfumes · Pear perfumes · Rose perfumes · Cypress perfumes
Best for
- Casual
- Office
Being Frenshe has 12 fragrances on Scendira, a mix of eaux de parfum, body sprays and oils, priced up to about $46. The most discussed are Salty, Moon Milk and Cashmere Vanilla, all from 2024.
Reading the Being Frenshe picks
Salty (Eau de Parfum) is cool sea air over soft musk, listing sea salt, sandalwood, akigalawood and musk.
Warm oat milk spiced with cinnamon and nutmeg is Moon Milk (Body Spray), which opens on nutmeg, bergamot and orange and rests on milk, oat, vanilla and musk.
Cashmere Vanilla (Body Spray) smells like soft, sweet whipped cream over warm cashmere, with vanilla, rice, amber, musk and jasmine.
vanilla perfumes and musk perfumes gather similar bottles from across the catalogue, and the brands page is the way into other houses.
For similar scents from other houses, see powdery perfumes and spicy perfumes.
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Common questions.
It smells like fresh pear and rose with woody cypress. It opens with pear, moves into rose and settles on cypress.
In the community's experience it lasts a solid half day on skin, and stays close to the skin.
It is best in spring and summer. It is a daytime scent. It suits casual days and the office.
It leans feminine, though anyone can wear it.
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