Roboris

Although I can see some "dislikes" here, I must confess I liked this perfume so much. Our friend alfaron is right, this perfume is a mix of Fahrenheit and He Wood but it fits like a golve in warm day. The only problem for me is the price but even so I would love to have a full bottle.

Roboris by Cale Fragranze d’Autore is a fresh, green, and woody fragrance that stands out for its unique composition. The opening is crisp and invigorating, marked by the uncommon pairing of cactus, rhubarb, and violet leaf, which creates an airy, dewy green accord. The heart introduces white florals with a green twist, particularly jasmine, keeping the profile light and natural while adding a touch of floral depth. The dry down settles into a surprisingly bold base of vetiver, cedar, and sandalwood, which gives the fragrance a solid, earthy finish that grounds the freshness. While it’s an interesting blend, it may not resonate with everyone due to its abstract green elements and somewhat unconventional pairing of notes. Rating: 3/5

I really, really wanted to like this, but it just doesn't quite click for me. I do get the "cactus" note (pretty much the scent of a freshly-broken aloe vera leaf, it's a mix of vegetal and aquatic with maybe a slight tannic edge), which in itself is relatively interesting, but there's no real effort to showcase it in a way that's truly going to grab your attention. It's not a bad perfume, it's a pleasant ozonic-aquatic-green scent, but at that price point I expect a lot better than this.

Testing blind, I didn't think much of it the first time. It just had a pretty general green floral vibe. Second time I'm getting a lot more green and plant, with some spice to it. It comes off a bit generic, like the smell of the perfume aisle at a big department store. Looking at the notes, rhubarb and Tonka beans feel very distant and amber is questionable. It's mostly jasmine and cactus for me with woodsy background. Not sure where the aromatic spice is coming from. Overall, it feels too familiar, almost generic.

No Way! This is Dsquared He Wood disguised as niche to be sold at $150. Smells ok but its the usual violet leaf driven composition a-la The Unicorn Spell, Fahrenheit, He Wood, Cuir Plein Fleur ecc. ecc. Absolutely unnecessary and outrageously priced.