All perfume samples are authentic fragrances that Surrender to Chance, Topeka, KS, has rebottled into smaller sample and decant sizes, repackaged and distributed. Surrender to Chance has no affiliation, connection or association with the manufacturers or brand owners of the perfumes.
Rhu Berry is a floral fruity gourmand that launched in 2026. Created by Andrew Everett, it features top notes of rhubarb, orange and pink pepper; middle notes of strawberry jam, osmanthus and peach; and base notes of choux pastry, musk and sandalwood. From their website: On first spritz, the rhubarb is the star. It provides a tangy burst that awakens the senses, while the strawberry jam and peach add sweet, pulpy indulgence. Musks give the fragrance the texture and breath that allows it to diffuse softly over the skin. As it dries down further, choux pastry and creamy sandalwood introduce an addiction that’s more unexpected and sensorial than that of the typical gourmand.” - Andrew Everett, Perfumer. Rhu Berry is an eau de parfum, edp.
The Henry Rose line was created by Michelle Pfeiffer and their fragrances are hypoallergenic and contain no parabens, no phthalates and no formaldehyde.
HENRY ROSE RHU BERRY REVIEWS
Fragrantica: "Wow. This smells just like a freshly baked pie. Yummy yummy."
Fragrantica: "Feminine. Smells like a crisp fall morning with a pie baking as the cool breeze comes in the window. Not beast mode. Not overpowering. Clean bright and fresh - but not laundry like. A good move away from simple musks. Adds a little flair. Personally I love it for a casual day. The only true sexy beast mode fragrance from Henry rose is queens and monsters. Rhu Berry is sweetly crafted and casual."
Fragrantica: "I liked this! It's got a really tart rhubarb in the opening that I love and then it dries down to something that is yum-bougie marshmallow adjacent. It gives that strawberry marshmallow vibe with a tart opening."
Fragrantica: "If you’re a fan of funky-smelling, very ripe fruit as I am, you will love this. Think Armani Power of You or Overose Love is the Way She Moves (the original formulation). This is my favorite fragrance category, and it is rare. It’s probably a scary category for perfumers because people will automatically dislike a sweet, nearly rotting fruit smell. But I…I might get a second bottle. This is phenomenal. Make no mistake, this is vanilla in the dry down. It always features that funky red fruit smell though, and the rhubarb adds brightness. I got about 5 hours of wear out of this, and it projects."
Fragrantica: "15 minutes of the jammiest strawberry. Sparkling like a cocktail with strawberry sugar syrup goop mixed in. Rhubarb is there but it's mostly strawberry. I get an uncooked choux pastry dough. It is a close wearing scent. Doesn't last long on skin. I'll test more on clothes."
Fragrantica: "Just got this today! It opens with the scent of a strawberry-rhubarb smoothie. It has the tartness of the rhubarb in the opening, but then that fades. It transitions into a skin-musk strawberry. It reminds me of the Elf Strawberry Lip Balm, in a good way."
