Sounds very English, less oriental. I’d probably like it. It’s nice that you don’t categorize all Rojas as strictly good or bad. I’ve noticed that there are many fans and many critics, but few in between.
Yes, another one of those brands that digs deep into the cliché box for "for the ladies," throwing in a bunch of powder, rose, and sweet boring stuff, and then charges a lot for this olfactory wasteland (this annoys me with many brands)....
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I don't get any rose-oud; instead, I sense a soapy-fresh rose scent with a lot of powder from violet, iris, almond, musk, and powdery notes. Oud might be better suited for something spicier and darker. The rhubarb acidity is very well done and subtly integrated, like in Midsummer Dream. Quite elegant, especially if the lady likes it soapy and powdery.
It’s nice that you don’t categorize all Rojas as strictly good or bad. I’ve noticed that there are many fans and many critics, but few in between.
But thanks!
How many more are coming?
Rhubarb is rarely well incorporated by perfumers.