Rose Prick is an easy name to remember, but an online search can bring up more than one format. The Tom Ford Rose Prick listing at Shine Beauty Shop is specifically a 50 mL / 1.7 fl oz Eau de Parfum spray, listed new with its retail box. Start there, then use the fragrance description to decide whether the scent itself interests you.
Three details the box confirms
The product photograph shows a pink outer box labeled Tom Ford, Rose Prick and Eau de Parfum 50 mL. The lower portion also states Vaporisateur Spray and 1.7 fl oz / 50 mL. Those details work together: Rose Prick identifies the fragrance, Eau de Parfum identifies the concentration category, and Spray identifies the dispenser format.
The image shows the retail packaging rather than the bottle uncapped. It can help you check the printed size and name, but it cannot demonstrate the scent, how the atomizer sprays or how the fragrance wears. If a specific packaging detail matters to your purchase, request clarification before ordering.
What the official notes suggest
Tom Ford lists Bulgarian rose, turmeric extract, Indonesian patchouli, Sichuan pepper, roasted tonka and Tolu balsam among Rose Prick's key notes. Its official fragrance description places rose alongside woody and warm elements. That gives you a more informative starting point than expecting a simple rose-water scent from the name alone.
Use those notes as a way to organize your preferences. If you enjoy rose fragrances, ask whether you also enjoy peppery, woody or warm facets. If you already own a favorite rose perfume, compare its full description rather than assuming every rose-led fragrance will fill the same role. The note list does not establish a fixed wear time or guarantee how strongly any one note will stand out to you.
Rose Prick names more than the EDP
Tom Ford's Rose Prick collection includes Eau de Parfum and an All Over Body Spray, alongside makeup associated with the collection. A search result containing Rose Prick may therefore refer to a different type of product.
When comparing offers, keep the format and size in the comparison. A body spray and a 50 mL EDP should not be treated as the same item at different prices. A smaller EDP may be a valid alternative if you want less perfume, but confirm the actual volume rather than judging from a similarly shaped box.
A focused check before buying
- Look for the complete Rose Prick name, rather than another Tom Ford fragrance with rose in its description.
- Confirm Eau de Parfum and Spray on the listing or packaging.
- Match the 50 mL / 1.7 fl oz size to the amount you intended to purchase.
- Review the condition description and included packaging.
- Keep scent preference separate from packaging preference; a familiar pink box does not tell you whether the fragrance will suit you.
For help interpreting a note list, see How to Read Perfume Notes When Shopping Online. If you already have a sample to compare, our simple scent-journal guide offers a way to record your own impressions without relying on someone else's wear experience.