Sheep's Clothing is a floral woody musk that launched in 2022 and was created by Yves Cassar. A rose, revealed. The unexpected burst of pink peppercorn creates a perfect juxtaposition within the softness of Turkish rose absolute and amber woods. It features top notes of pink pepper and rose; middle notes of Turkish rose absolute, Egyptian orange flower and orris; and base notes of musk, ambrette absolute and amber woods.
The Henry Rose line was created by Michelle Pfeiffer and their fragrances are hypoallergenic and contain no parabens, no phthalates and no formaldehyde.
Sheep's Clothing has been discontinued. It is an eau de parfum, edp.
HENRY ROSE SHEEP'S CLOTHING REVIEWS
Fragrantica: "I think I like this one! I would say if you're a fan of glossier you, Diptyque's L'Eau Papier, and similar skin scents, this one is a pretty safe blind buy. I think I like this a tad more than you, just because it's a bit more peppery and cozy. This one is probably better for cooler weather, not necessarily winter exclusively but a crisp spring evening perhaps. I'll keep my sample around but unsure if I'd go FB on this just because I have similar musky scents in my collection that I gravitate towards more often."
Fragrantica: "Sheep’s Clothing is probably my favorite fall (and winter) scent, and for good reason. It’s one of those fragrances that reads deceptively simple at first but becomes more intriguing the moment you spritz it on your skin. There’s this beautiful tension between sweetness and spice that keeps it from ever leaning too far in one direction. The sweetness is warm and almost comforting (soft, inviting, a little indulgent) but then the spice slips in and sharpens everything just enough. It creates this really satisfying contrast that is both playful and also sophisticated. It’s the kind of scent that feels both cozy and a little subversive at the same time. What I love most about it is the personality it has. It reminds me of something a cool avant-garde woman would wear; someone effortlessly stylish, a little unconventional, the type of person who seems both polarizing and magnetic without trying too hard. It has that same energy: feminine but not overly delicate, sweet but never naive. In the fall it absolutely shines. The warmth of it blooms in cold air, while the spice keeps it lively and interesting. It’s soft, a little mischievous, and incredibly chic. Honestly the name is perfect; Sheep’s Clothing feels gentle on the surface, but there’s definitely a little bite hiding underneath."
Fragrantica: "One of my favorites. Clean girl, soft, barely there, nostalgic, addictive, elegant. What I imagine is a clean cashmere sweater or a wool scarf wrapped around your face after a day in the garden while your lumberjack stud is chopping wood nearby for the fire side rendezvous you’re about to have. Pencil shavings, floral, a sprinkle of spice. I love it. If you like fragrances like Glossier You, you’ll love this. Don’t worry about the rose note, it’s blended so well you can’t even tell it’s rose, which I appreciate."
Fragrantica: "Sheep's Clothing is a pleasant and lovely fragrance. Very similar to Glossier You but a tad bit more complex. An easy and non offensive skin scent of gentle rose, musk, pink peppercorn and yes it has a wool smell. I really love it."
Fragrantica: "I’m drooling. I really love Henry Rose frags. Simple modern aesthetic, interesting but never pretentious scents, clean and ethical *chefs kiss*. This is indeed in the vein of glossier you. Many other versions exist, but this is my favorite. It’s the most sophisticated imo. The pink pepper here is outspoken. Very green, a bit sour, a bit sharp, but warmed up by the musky orris and ambrette. The powdery base gives a lived-in coziness, married with fresh dewy florals and dry woods. There’s also a waxy makeup quality I love. It’s just so chic. I want to be in a timeless blouse and kitten heels strolling the streets of Paris in this, curls messily tied up, turning heads with a mysterious feminine scent trail. Ethereal classy sex appeal. This is still soft without much projection, but I find it superior when comparing quality AND lasting power to other perfumes of this category (you, fleur de blonde, radiant nectar, god is a woman)"
