Rose Exaltante

I love Mizensir Exaltante. It's a very beautiful rose fragrance. I have a good number of rose perfumes, and this one has a true bouquet-of-roses scent. It's not too sweet or too heady...just very, very rose. It's also a fragrance that I can spray on my pulse points and I'm good to go for a while. Today, I sprayed at 9am and it's 4 pm and it's still there and beautiful. (Just for reference, I love Tiffany Rose Gold, Marly Delina Rosee, Miller Harris Rose Silence and Liis Rose Struck.) I'm stunned that it includes oud, because I hate oud. I don't smell oud at all.

If a perfume had a texture, I would describe this one as "glass" texture. It's clean, transparent, elegant, firm and a little cold. It reminds me of cold icy water. A person wearing this projects competence and doesn't show emotions. Still, it's pleasant scent. I usually don't gravitate towards rose perfumes, but this one is nice. Smell it from a distance. If you smell it too close, the green facet may be too prominent.

Powerful, dense musk cloud flavored with a powdery rose and, despite no citrus in the note breakdown, a soft pithy lemon to my nose. Has a little greenness, a faint woody backbone, and some mild animalic undertones. Linear and very consistent performance, with moderately strong projection for 3-4hr before pulling in a bit but remaining noticed for most of the 12hr+ longevity.

A cross between Jo Malone red roses and Byredo Rose No Mans Land to me. The first spray is a strong hit of red rose and then it settles into the old and musk. I like it alot...wish it had more staying power. and for that reason I am sticking to my Byredo.

Smells like a rose fragrance for a mature lady. It smells like a deeply red, powdery rose with touches of chamomile. There is something deep and sensual about the fragrance. -