Rougewood

Rougewood is a very interesting fragrances for me as it start of sweet from the peach blossom mix with a hint of citrus from the pomelo, as it dry down the fruity sweetness still remain but the amberwood and caramel start to reveal itself which create a very warmth scent profile while adding a slight bit of creaminess from the caramel. As a man i really enjoy this fragrance even though it does lean slightly feminine, and i feel like this can be used for all season even though it is slightly warm.

Recuerda a Baccarat pero más floral. En la salida me recordó a Baccarat pero a continuación salen notas florales por lo que lo hace más fresco. Es dulce en el secado pero sin la pesadez de Baccarat, es más versátil y menos empalagoso. Tampoco tiene la nota metálica. Me gusta como alternativa más fresca, floral y original que Baccarat.

Bright fruity/citrus opening & then the caramel amberwoods in the dry down takes over.. it lingers & creates a great scent trail. Easy reach for the cooler months.

The opening is light and fruity and floral, while heavier amberwood and caramel notes become more prominent as it dries down. It seems to be fairly well-balanced and isn't too sweet. Performance is good, although I find that I go nose blind to it quite quickly. I'm not the biggest fan of amberwood, and I personally wouldn't wear this as it's too feminine leaning, but it does smell nice and is probably worth trying if you're into this kind of fragrance.

While it is in the same profile of BR540 it’s not exactly a dupe. It is more fruity and sweet making it more feminine leaning. It’s more of a “like” then a love. Great for the fall as it has a little of that warm spice trail to it.