Rose
Geranium
Lemon
Rose absolute
Vulcanized Notebook
06/26/2025
Akira1005
221 Reviews
Akira1005
5
Is it a rose-syrup scent with the strength of an atomic bomb?
Is it for the japanese people?If that's the case, that's very sad.
Now, this sent was a big seller when I was a salesperson at LUSH JAPAN. Overall, rose and geranium oils dominate, and the addition of vanilla gives it a gourmand vibe.
Rather than the scent changing in three stages, it all mixes together from the beginning and lasts for a long time. It is true that rose and geranium oils are good for women's mental health, but that doesn't mean that men shouldn't wear this scent. I've never eaten rose jam, but some people may find it to have a tea-like vibe.
About the title----------------------------------------
On the first day I moved from fragrantica, I was thinking of writing a review of this perfume, but I read a review that said it had a "strong scent like an atomic bomb," and I was so shocked that I didn't feel like writing it until today. To me, this is insulting. It's a widely used word, so I don't think people understand what's offensive about it.And this is why I left fragrantica for good. This is not a political story. There are many people in the West (and maybe others) who say "that the smell is like a nuclear bomb!",Yes, as innocent as a child,but I don't think they understand what that means. If it's nuclear, it can't just show strength. It will leave a lasting impact for generations.Also, your arm will be burned off in an instant.
Am I saying something wrong? Is comparing the smell or perfume to a nuclear weapon appropriate? I hope that no country will be hit by a nuclear bomb in the 21st century. The people of a country that has been hit by two atomic bombs think so. Please be aware.
P.S.
I would like to add that this is not because I am a particularly "sensitive Japanese person." Please do not misunderstand.
Just to be sure, I conducted a survey of my Japanese followers on social media about this issue. The result was that 92% found it "unpleasant."
Now, this sent was a big seller when I was a salesperson at LUSH JAPAN. Overall, rose and geranium oils dominate, and the addition of vanilla gives it a gourmand vibe.
Rather than the scent changing in three stages, it all mixes together from the beginning and lasts for a long time. It is true that rose and geranium oils are good for women's mental health, but that doesn't mean that men shouldn't wear this scent. I've never eaten rose jam, but some people may find it to have a tea-like vibe.
About the title----------------------------------------
On the first day I moved from fragrantica, I was thinking of writing a review of this perfume, but I read a review that said it had a "strong scent like an atomic bomb," and I was so shocked that I didn't feel like writing it until today. To me, this is insulting. It's a widely used word, so I don't think people understand what's offensive about it.And this is why I left fragrantica for good. This is not a political story. There are many people in the West (and maybe others) who say "that the smell is like a nuclear bomb!",Yes, as innocent as a child,but I don't think they understand what that means. If it's nuclear, it can't just show strength. It will leave a lasting impact for generations.Also, your arm will be burned off in an instant.
Am I saying something wrong? Is comparing the smell or perfume to a nuclear weapon appropriate? I hope that no country will be hit by a nuclear bomb in the 21st century. The people of a country that has been hit by two atomic bombs think so. Please be aware.
P.S.
I would like to add that this is not because I am a particularly "sensitive Japanese person." Please do not misunderstand.
Just to be sure, I conducted a survey of my Japanese followers on social media about this issue. The result was that 92% found it "unpleasant."
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