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Zimaya Roses Are White leads at about 90% resemblance. It follows the cool rose, pepper and herbal papyrus character closely. DUA A Landless Rose comes in at about 88%, with a brighter, jammier start and a particularly close earthy rose drydown.
Closest overall match
Roses Are White EDP
About 90% resemblance; cool rose, pepper and papyrus. Observed wear: 4–5 hours.
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Jammier rose opening
The Dua Brand A Landless Rose
About 88% resemblance; bright rose with an earthy finish. Brand wear estimate: 6–8 hours.
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Rose of No Man’s Land is a rose scent with breathing room: fresh petals, pink pepper and a soft raspberry blossom heart, followed by dry papyrus and amber. The rose stays central without becoming syrupy.
Start with Roses Are White at Jomashop for the closest match here. A Landless Rose at DUA takes a slightly fruitier path into the same earthy rose territory.
A fast side-by-side look at similarity, performance, value and who each fragrance suits best.
| Rank | Fragrance | Score | Similarity | Longevity | Best for | Best price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 |
Roses Are White EDP
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8.6/10 | 90% | 4–5 hours | The cool rose and green papyrus character | Check price Shop now |
| #2 |
The Dua Brand A Landless Rose
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8.5/10 | 88% | 6–8 hours | Bright rose that settles into earthy woods | Check price Shop now |
Each pick includes the important differences, tradeoffs and our bottom-line verdict.
Roses Are White opens with fresh rose and pink pepper, then brings in a little amber warmth and a green, herbal papyrus finish. It stays lightly sweet and easy to wear. Observed wear: 4–5 hours.
The first pick for a fresh rose with cool pepper and a green, woody finish.
It can feel simpler and a little sharper or more acidic. A faint powdery, freshly washed quality may also show up, while the original has a more delicate floral balance.
A Landless Rose starts with a bright, slightly jammy rose and soft fruity accents. Papyrus and amber bring a drier, earthy character as it settles. Brand wear estimate: 6–8 hours.
A close option when you enjoy the earthy rose finish and a brighter start.
The opening can feel fruitier and jammier than Byredo’s airy rose. The resemblance becomes closer in the earthy, woody drydown, where the sweeter edge softens.
We weigh the opening, heart and drydown at 30%, 40% and 30%. Direct comparisons with the original, scent development and differing wearing experiences shape these editorial resemblance estimates.
Roses Are White has observed wear of 4–5 hours. A Landless Rose’s 6–8 hours is a brand estimate. The reference here is Rose of No Man’s Land Eau de Parfum.
Choose Roses Are White for the closest cool, peppery rose here. Its light sweetness and green papyrus keep the scent fresh. A Landless Rose suits someone who enjoys a jammier opening before the rose turns earthy and woody. The original remains appealing for its particular balance of airy petals, soft fruit and dry warmth.
Explore our Rose 31 clone guide, Velvet Rose & Oud dupe guide, and Portrait of a Lady dupe guide for other ways to wear rose.
Zimaya Roses Are White leads here at about 90% resemblance. The cool rose, pepper and green papyrus are its strongest connections.
Fresh rose petals with pink pepper, a soft raspberry blossom heart and a dry papyrus and amber finish. It feels floral, lightly spicy and airy.
Observed wear is about 4–5 hours. It is a modest wear time for this fresh rose style.
DUA gives a 6–8-hour brand estimate.
Its opening can be brighter and jammier. The resemblance gets closer as the rose settles into earthy papyrus and amber.
Roses Are White is the first choice for a cool, herbal rose with a papyrus edge.
Roses Are White stays lightly sweet. A Landless Rose has a jammier start, though its earthy finish gives the rose a drier feel.
They are separate fragrances. This guide compares the regular A Landless Rose with Rose of No Man’s Land Eau de Parfum.
Yes. Anyone who enjoys fresh rose, soft spice and earthy woods can wear them.
Daytime, spring weather and relaxed evenings suit their rose character. Their lighter feel also makes them easy to wear through warmer months.
A faint powdery or freshly washed quality can come through. The rose, pepper and green papyrus still lead.
When its particular balance of airy rose petals, soft fruit, pepper and dry warmth is the part you love most.
