Rose of Bulgaria for Men BioFresh Cosmetics 2012

This has languished in my collection since I bought it years ago after reading the previous review and I suppose mine isn't really necessary. But instead of just saying, "what Coutureguru said," I'll address what to me has become a vital topic. This is a REAL Damascene Rose. It isn't synthetic. It doesn't smell like a gas station or a paint factory. This is perfume as it once was. . . primarily natural and blended by someone who gave a d*/*n about our noses. Because we perfumistas and perfumistos have been abandoned by so many of the formerly great houses, I'm trying to make my own all-natural perfumes for personal use. However, I found natural essential oils, absolutes and such so frightfully expensive that I had to go even deeper. On their way to me this instant from the UK are a whole lot of dried orange blossoms. I'm making my own essential oil instead of paying upwards of $200 an ounce for it here, and the same goes for rose oil. When the spectacular Eternity Red Roses that currently grace my kitchen island in a vase are almost done, into the grapeseed oil their petals go! Meanwhile, thanks BioFresh, whoever you are, for giving us real perfume. This one languishes no more.