Frequently Asked Questions about Monsieur Rochas Eau de Toilette Concentree by Rochas
What does Monsieur Rochas Eau de Toilette Concentree by Rochas smell like?
Monsieur Rochas Eau de Toilette Concentree by Rochas features top notes of Bergamot, Chamomile, Clary Sage, Lavender, and Lemon, middle notes of Cardamom, Carnation, Cedarwood, Galbanum, Geranium, and Vetiver, and base notes of Musk, Oakmoss, Patchouli, and Tonka Bean.
Who created Monsieur Rochas Eau de Toilette Concentree by Rochas?
Monsieur Rochas Eau de Toilette Concentree by Rochas was created by Guy Robert.
When was Monsieur Rochas Eau de Toilette Concentree by Rochas released?
Monsieur Rochas Eau de Toilette Concentree by Rochas was released in 1969.
What season is Monsieur Rochas Eau de Toilette Concentree by Rochas best for?
According to user reviews, Monsieur Rochas Eau de Toilette Concentree by Rochas is best suited for Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter.
Monsieur Rochas Eau de Toilette Concentree is a fragrance by Rochas. Released in 1969. Created by Guy Robert. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Chamomile, Clary Sage, Lavender, and Lemon, middle notes of Cardamom, Carnation, Cedarwood, Galbanum, Geranium, and Vetiver, and base notes of Musk, Oakmoss, Patchouli, and Tonka Bean.
Finished my bottle of this long ago and was delighted that I took some time out from acquiring new stuff this Christmas and got an old classic. Couldn't be more classic than this. Guy Robert one of my favourite perfumers, my dad wore it yada yada... And not to delve too deep into the composition because to me it's an unassuming powdery, leather scent which in fairness being from 1968 actually predates many of the things you might be able to compare it to, no doubt it supersedes some too. I love the powdered nature of Robert's work with little gems and treats poking out. This has a the mild clove sensation of carnation and while thinking about it a bit longer, Equipage is not a bad comparison, but these are vastly different to those who study the masculine classics and can do a deep dive into what is the same seemingly rehashed accords of leather, wood, musk and herbal elements. The top notes have faded a touch on this vintage but only mildly I still get a citrus, bergamot/lemon but quite muted until it properly builds up and it only takes a minute for the glory to strike. There's a mild greeness too I think there's galbanum in there and a geranium effect created by the powder and also like a version of the peachy chypre notes of Robert's Caleche albeit a much more butch take. It all sits in this lovely leathery range. It's magnificent, starts out great and just gets better, it's not a huge impacting scent or a life changer, but it's a steady pair of hands.
Finished my bottle of this long ago and was delighted that I took some time out from acquiring new stuff this Christmas and got an old classic. Couldn't be more classic than this. Guy Robert one of my favourite perfumers, my dad wore it yada yada... And not to delve too deep into the composition because to me it's an unassuming powdery, leather scent which in fairness being from 1968 actually predates many of the things you might be able to compare it to, no doubt it supersedes some too. I love the powdered nature of Robert's work with little gems and treats poking out. This has a the mild clove sensation of carnation and while thinking about it a bit longer, Equipage is not a bad comparison, but these are vastly different to those who study the masculine classics and can do a deep dive into what is the same seemingly rehashed accords of leather, wood, musk and herbal elements. The top notes have faded a touch on this vintage but only mildly I still get a citrus, bergamot/lemon but quite muted until it properly builds up and it only takes a minute for the glory to strike. There's a mild greeness too I think there's galbanum in there and a geranium effect created by the powder and also like a version of the peachy chypre notes of Robert's Caleche albeit a much more butch take. It all sits in this lovely leathery range. It's magnificent, starts out great and just gets better, it's not a huge impacting scent or a life changer, but it's a steady pair of hands.