Frequently Asked Questions about Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas
What does Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas smell like?
Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas features top notes of Bergamot, Peach, and Plum, middle notes of Cumin, Jasmine, and Rose, and base notes of Oakmoss, Patchouli, and Vanilla.
How long does Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas last?
Based on user reviews, Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas has very good longevity, typically lasting 6-10 hours. The longevity rating is 4.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas?
Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas?
Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas was created by Olivier Cresp.
When was Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas released?
Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas was released in 2013.
What season is Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas best for?
According to user reviews, Femme Rochas 2013 by Rochas is best suited for Fall and Winter.
After owning a vintage bottle of Femme Parfum, I was curious to see how the modern formulation held up as I’d never tried it. I blind bought a bottle of the EDT, and unfortunately it was a bitter disappointment to put it bluntly. The vintage version revolves around the beautifully soft, smooth and seductive composition of creamy oakmoss and dark leather alongside cinnamon and sweet plum. The current EDT has completely lost the oakmoss and the leather, and seemingly the cinnamon too. This can only be described as a cumin bomb, it’s absolutely overpowering with the only saving grace being the sweet plum in the background. I’m not sure where this cumin has come from, this doesn’t smell anything like the original. You might as well save your money and cover yourself in curry powder rather than buy this, or better yet just find yourself a vintage bottle which is a masterpiece.
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Femme Rochas 2013, from Rochas was released in 2013. The perfumer behind this creation is Olivier Cresp. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Peach, and Plum, middle notes of Cumin, Jasmine, and Rose, and base notes of Oakmoss, Patchouli, and Vanilla.
After owning a vintage bottle of Femme Parfum, I was curious to see how the modern formulation held up as I’d never tried it. I blind bought a bottle of the EDT, and unfortunately it was a bitter disappointment to put it bluntly. The vintage version revolves around the beautifully soft, smooth and seductive composition of creamy oakmoss and dark leather alongside cinnamon and sweet plum. The current EDT has completely lost the oakmoss and the leather, and seemingly the cinnamon too. This can only be described as a cumin bomb, it’s absolutely overpowering with the only saving grace being the sweet plum in the background. I’m not sure where this cumin has come from, this doesn’t smell anything like the original. You might as well save your money and cover yourself in curry powder rather than buy this, or better yet just find yourself a vintage bottle which is a masterpiece.