Men's Fragrances

Roja Parfums Eau de Parfum 100ml

It combines the exclusive scent of tender Rose de Mai and the intoxicating jasmine of Grasse, which form a light contrast with the powdery scent of iris and rest on a chypre base centered around the...

It combines the exclusive scent of tender Rose de Mai and the intoxicating jasmine of Grasse, which form a light contrast with the powdery scent of iris and rest on a chypre base centered around the earthy aroma of moss.

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  • DayLewis
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    Three stars for how it smells. You can't call it terrible, it's not the worst thing out there and its longevity is amazing... but it's boring and excessive. Considering the price, it's baffling. It has a sense of fresh rose, with ginger and somewhere in the background there's vanilla, which in the dry down is basically what remains along with vetiver and patchouli. Something simultaneously modern and old-fashioned, yet aristocratic. There's an official Roja store at Harrods in London, and if you smell it there you'll say "ok... intense... pfff, a loud fragrance on the verge of annoying." Until they tell you the price, first writing it on a little piece of paper in front of you, and you just wonder "for WHAT reason does it cost 3.5 grand"!!! It's the epitome of capitalism!!!!! Not even if I were forced. Unless you're some big collector and want to have the ultimate collection, or if you're some magnate who wants to show off to fragrance connoisseurs and only there. It can't be justified for its price. It's not like you can say it's a magical olfactory elixir. Its scent is as if you're going to a Great Gatsby-themed party. As if you're gathering with your baron friends in some hall with diamonds and sapphires. I don't know who would want to spend that much money and smell like this... honestly. Pretentiousness to the max. Better to spend half and get 8 other fragrances that are much better and more sensual, which will really make you stand out and not just add to your endless "EGO."

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    5 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    For its money not as good as i thought

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  • Three stars for how it smells. You can't call it terrible, it's not the worst thing out there and its longevity is amazing... but it's boring and excessive. Considering the price, it's baffling. It has a sense of fresh rose, with ginger and somewhere in the background there's vanilla, which in the dry down is basically what remains along with vetiver and patchouli. Something simultaneously modern and old-fashioned, yet aristocratic. There's an official Roja store at Harrods in London, and if you smell it there you'll say "ok... intense... pfff, a loud fragrance on the verge of annoying." Until they tell you the price, first writing it on a little piece of paper in front of you, and you just wonder "for WHAT reason does it cost 3.5 grand"!!! It's the epitome of capitalism!!!!! Not even if I were forced. Unless you're some big collector and want to have the ultimate collection, or if you're some magnate who wants to show off to fragrance connoisseurs and only there. It can't be justified for its price. It's not like you can say it's a magical olfactory elixir. Its scent is as if you're going to a Great Gatsby-themed party. As if you're gathering with your baron friends in some hall with diamonds and sapphires. I don't know who would want to spend that much money and smell like this... honestly. Pretentiousness to the max. Better to spend half and get 8 other fragrances that are much better and more sensual, which will really make you stand out and not just add to your endless "EGO."

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Description & Specifications

It combines the exclusive scent of tender Rose de Mai and the intoxicating jasmine of Grasse, which form a light contrast with the powdery scent of iris and rest on a chypre base centered around the earthy aroma of moss.

Notes

  • Top notes: bergamot
  • Middle notes: Centifolia rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang
  • Base notes: ginger, cinnamon, clove, patchouli, oakmoss, cedar, amyris, benzoin, vanilla, iris, styrax, labdanum, amber

Fragrance composition:

The aromatic composition of Roja Parfums opens with slightly bitter notes of bergamot that soon give way to a unique floral blend of soft Rose de Mai and intoxicating Grasse jasmine. Pleasant spicy chords follow, featuring mildly hot ginger, sweet cinnamon, and refreshing clove. They combine wonderfully with earthy oakmoss, sensual labdanum, and warm amber, while balsamic benzoin and sweet vanilla create an intriguing contrast.

History of the fragrance:

Perfumer Roja Dove originally created the fragrance for himself. It perfectly embodies his personality, sense of style, and unique humor, combining all the rare and precious ingredients that Roja loves the most. He describes the fragrance as a "chypre wrapped in cashmere," a reference to the tender way the scent embraces the skin and gradually develops.

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Specifications

Type
Eau de Parfum

Quantity

Mass Gaining
100 ml

Special Features

Release Year
2019

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Reviews (2)

  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 2
  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • DayLewis
    3
    6 out of 7 members found this review helpful

    Three stars for how it smells. You can't call it terrible, it's not the worst thing out there and its longevity is amazing... but it's boring and excessive. Considering the price, it's baffling. It has a sense of fresh rose, with ginger and somewhere in the background there's vanilla, which in the dry down is basically what remains along with vetiver and patchouli. Something simultaneously modern and old-fashioned, yet aristocratic. There's an official Roja store at Harrods in London, and if you smell it there you'll say "ok... intense... pfff, a loud fragrance on the verge of annoying." Until they tell you the price, first writing it on a little piece of paper in front of you, and you just wonder "for WHAT reason does it cost 3.5 grand"!!! It's the epitome of capitalism!!!!! Not even if I were forced. Unless you're some big collector and want to have the ultimate collection, or if you're some magnate who wants to show off to fragrance connoisseurs and only there. It can't be justified for its price. It's not like you can say it's a magical olfactory elixir. Its scent is as if you're going to a Great Gatsby-themed party. As if you're gathering with your baron friends in some hall with diamonds and sapphires. I don't know who would want to spend that much money and smell like this... honestly. Pretentiousness to the max. Better to spend half and get 8 other fragrances that are much better and more sensual, which will really make you stand out and not just add to your endless "EGO."

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Scent duration
    • Packaging
    • Value for money
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  • 3
    5 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    For its money not as good as i thought

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Three stars for how it smells. You can't call it terrible, it's not the worst thing out there and its longevity is amazing... but it's boring and excessive. Considering the price, it's baffling. It has a sense of fresh rose, with ginger and somewhere in the background there's vanilla, which in the dry down is basically what remains along with vetiver and patchouli. Something simultaneously modern and old-fashioned, yet aristocratic. There's an official Roja store at Harrods in London, and if you smell it there you'll say "ok... intense... pfff, a loud fragrance on the verge of annoying." Until they tell you the price, first writing it on a little piece of paper in front of you, and you just wonder "for WHAT reason does it cost 3.5 grand"!!! It's the epitome of capitalism!!!!! Not even if I were forced. Unless you're some big collector and want to have the ultimate collection, or if you're some magnate who wants to show off to fragrance connoisseurs and only there. It can't be justified for its price. It's not like you can say it's a magical olfactory elixir. Its scent is as if you're going to a Great Gatsby-themed party. As if you're gathering with your baron friends in some hall with diamonds and sapphires. I don't know who would want to spend that much money and smell like this... honestly. Pretentiousness to the max. Better to spend half and get 8 other fragrances that are much better and more sensual, which will really make you stand out and not just add to your endless "EGO."

    Translated from Greek ·
    6
  • For its money not as good as i thought

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
  • See all