Extreme Rose Louis Varel

I like to layer it with Intense Cafe to save a little on the Montale fragrance. The two fragrances go in a similar direction and harmonize well together. Extreme Rose starts with an alcohol note, which fortunately fades quickly. Unfortunately, this is often the case with cheaper fragrances. But it no longer smells cheap once the alcohol note has faded away.

I get a sweet, gourmand rose (I think due to the toffee note), which is rounded off by a hint of vanilla. The rose is not a youthful, playful, delicate rose, but a mature, graceful rose.

Something very special for a drugstore fragrance. You don't usually find it like this in drugstores

Sometimes it's worth having a look around. Why not?