Rosenrot Intense Rammstein 2021

Rosenrot 1 could undoubtedly be described as a durability beast. A hold anchored like with Spax screws. Additionally, a unisex metallic note that has made this rose scent - possibly for the first time - suitable for men.

Rosenrot Intense, on the other hand, is somewhat less metallic, a bit “more beautifully rosy.” Tendency: more feminine, more delicate, finer, softer. Durability is phenomenal again - in my feeling at 80% of Rosenrot. But the top note and sillage are noticeably stronger than with Rosenrot. In direct comparison to Intense, the first Rosenrot seems almost discreetly restrained (that’s quite an achievement). All in all, a very well-composed, beautiful, full, and powerful rose scent that especially bows to the ladies. For the price, a great experience at a small price and a no-brainer for “under the Christmas tree.”

I didn't like any of the fragrances I've tested so far from the "Rammstein - series." However, I bought Rosenrot Intense blindly because of the reviews here. It is a beautiful, intense rose scent. I really like the bottle and the packaging. It's definitely not a fragrance for every day, but there will surely be an occasion for it, whether it's because I feel like wearing it.

The two Rosenrots from Rammstein are driving me crazy... I tested the Intense at some point and it left no lasting impression. I didn't even write a statement back then.
Some time later, I tested the "Rosenrot | Rammstein," which was worth a review and statement for me; I owe that to a fragrance that makes me feel sick due to the metallic note.

Now, the Intense in the Dupy doesn't even mention "metallic notes" or anything similar, but directly "blood." And yes, I don't like the Intense either, see my review, but hey, this thing doesn't make me feel sick! Great, right?

Why did I even dare to try it again? Because I had to run a few errands beforehand and wanted to go to the sauna afterward. For this reason, I took the plunge. If I start feeling sick again, I can just shower, sweat, etc.

What can I say... Three sauna sessions, one of them with infusion, and a steam bath scrub later, it's still subtly noticeable... Naturally, my clothes (I put my sweater straight into the wash) and my car smell like it afterward too.

If anyone knows a glue that lasts like "Rosenrot Intense | Rammstein," please send me a private message.

In terms of scent, it's the sticky rose that I know from the other Rosenrot, just without the feeling of sickness.

I rarely enjoy smelling kitschy women's perfumes for long, but this one repeatedly draws me in and has captured me permanently. Every few days, I find myself missing it again. If you like kitschy rose fragrances, you’ve come to the right place. Kitsch often sounds like poor quality or rough taste, but I find this perfume to be quite good and refined, or rather tastefully elegant. It could also be a good rose ingredient that convinces me. It is indeed intense and loud, like the oriental style. One of the most pleasant rose perfumes I know. The bottle looks so stubborn and cool-hearted. Or should we call it punk, which wouldn’t exactly be flattering or warmly inviting? Is the scent that harsh or even brutal? Not that I know of. I only perceive sweet sides. It could have come in with a romantic Gül from Turkey, with Alibaba from 1001 Nights, or a soap merchant named Khaled Muhammed.

This second "Rammstein Rose" is indeed quite similar to the first, but the scenario now takes place not in spring, but in late summer, around the end of September, beginning of October. Almost arrived in autumn. Everything is still blooming quite lushly, the roses in the gardens have a "second season" once more. The leaves of the trees are slowly starting to change color, wisely preparing for the upcoming full autumn and winter. The days are still warm, sometimes even hot. But the mornings and evenings are already noticeably cooler. Unlike in spring, they feel instinctively more humid and "mature." The scents also adapt noticeably and tangibly to the season.
Like fine mists that envelop some mornings in a pale-mysterious light before the sun breaks through. When the coolness transitions into warmth, sometimes slowly, sometimes very quickly in the morning, the aromas are particularly intense. More and more slightly melancholic, "earthy," and "leathery" tones blend in, corresponding to damp forest earth and "birch tar." The "green notes" sound darker, leaning towards other colors like red, yellow, and ochre. "Smoke" can also be smelled, a mix of wood smoke when the first fireplaces are lit, and "frankincense" that lies over everything. Very subtle, very fine, yet it heralds the approaching cooler season: The "old rose varieties" still give their best before the bloom can abruptly end. Secrets are lurking... One can be curious!