Cédrat

A true unisex cologne perfect for hot summer days☀️🏄 nice & clean & cheap😉

A great surprise! A perfect summer fragrance. 5/5 ❤️

هذا افضل ماجربته بهذا الخط ولكن يبدو لي ان هذه الشركه عندها مشكلة بتسمية العطور وذكر النوتات الصحيحة، هذا عطر زنجبيل بالدرجة الاولى. ونوعية الزنجبيل هنا تحديدا من النوعية الفيجيتال، اقرب ما له الزنجبيل المنقع بماء حار وليس الزنجبيل المنعش. قد لايكون الزنجبيل تحديدا مستعمل وقد يكون مزيج النوتات والاروماكاميكالز يعطي هذه النوتة ولكن يخفف هذي النوتة النوتات الحمضية الموجودة، وهي نوتات حمضية عامة مع قليل من السكر، كانه عصير ليمون. تمنيته منعش اكثر، ولكن نوتة الزنجبيل والسكر خربت قليلا انتعاشية العطر. الميزة الوحيدة الجودة العالية جيد وليس ممتاز لاتحتاجه ٦.٤/١٠ - This is the best thing I’ve tried from this line But it seems to me that this company has a problem with naming fragrances and listing the correct notes. This is primarily a ginger fragrance. The type of ginger here is specifically vegetal, closer to ginger soaked in hot water rather than fresh ginger. It may not even be actual ginger being used, it could just be the blend of notes and aroma chemicals creating this effect What softens it are the citrus notes, which are generic citrus with a bit of sweetness, almost like lemon juice I wish it were fresher, but the ginger and sweetness slightly ruined the freshness aspect The only real advantage is the high quality Good, not great You dont need it 6.4/10

This is actually a perfumed water as it says on the box. I would say more like an edT than water to me. It starts real lemony at the beginning so I am surprized that not lemon is listed but it must be the mint and grapefruit mix I sense. This start is most grape at first and then the mint takes over quite nicely.... The cardamon and basil is making it a nice and warm scent as someone of the earlier reviewers also thought. I would not say gourmand but very warm cosy, just a hint of sweetnes, making all the notes go well together. sometimes the citruses and fresh summer fragrances go a little metallic and cold. Not this - this is cosy, yummy with the right amount of spice making it worth adding to your collection, anyway. I would never have got hold of this if it wasn ́t for that great swap with sumukorentu - Thanks again! and thanks for that great review of yours making me yearn for this...- sky76sky!

Fresh, summery fragrance, it evokes a sunny walk in a lush citrus grove, immersed in the Mediterranean scrub, which victoriously dominates the sea. Light breeze that touches the skin and instills a lively and energizing freshness. A triumph of sparkling citrus notes, the cedar pulp mixes magically with the aromatic notes of cardamom, basil and thyme. The base is woody, enveloping and sensual. Undoubtedly a very pleasant unisex fragrance.

Warm citrus scent, longlasting and a bit gourmet. ..actually lasts a bit longer than you would expect . Reminded me of Escale a Portofino, but just for a minute, it is spicy indeed, lemonish spicy. This is definitely not a cold citrus scent, not even sweet and quite unusual to me. Has a classy touch, yet so simple. I love to wear Roger & Gallet in summer!

Input Notes citrus fresh and very dominating bergamot, middle notes of wood with bergamot, vetiver base notes of soft. It's a very clean scent, does not impress anyone, but it gives an air of neatness and cleanliness impressive. I think it is unisex, its woody note is powerful enough to be unisex. Nice and recommended for warm weather.

Nice unisex lemon scented cologne with a more dominant mint note and less cardamom (making an appearance only briefly in the beginning) before turning to a vetiver and wood base. Lots of quality and fun packed into an economically priced bottle.

Citron is one of my favourite notes, so when I first smelled this Cédrat in a pharmacy I bought it on a whim, thinking it might be a budget alternative to Atelier Cologe's pricier Cédrat Enivrant, which has been on my wish list for a while. And I do like this one as well, but as it turns out, the both of them really aren't that much alike: their vibes are pretty different, although they're both unisex citrus scents with an aromatic streak, and of course both very natural smelling (Atelier Cologne and Roger & Gallet both seem to specialise in that!). Cédrat Enivrant is a pure citrus scent, very bright; it has aromatic/herbal support notes to make the composition more interesting, but it's really all about the citron. Roger & Gallet's Cédrat on the other hand is much less bright and not as focused on the citrus. The woody and aquatic notes really share the center stage with the citron, and the aromatic/slightly spicy aspects are rather prominent as well. All in all it makes for a more restrained and slightly more masculine-leaning scent that I like, but don't love. So Roger & Gallet's Cédrat is definitely great quality for its price, and I'll enjoy it in its own right, but Cédrat Enivrant remains on my want list; if anything it's gained in priority after this failed attempt to find an alternative.

very nice natural lemony smell, very soft musk/vetiver in the base. I find it rather unisex than explicitely female, Very nice. Far too much chemicals though.

The notes are appealing but sadly it smells to manly for me! To me it smells like vetiver and somekind of watery smell, i really don't like it much.

I am sorry for those who love this fragrance, but to me it smells like a duty free shop in the airport...

It's summer, it's a sweltering hot day & you want a light refreshing citrus scent that uplifts & cools without leaving you smelling like a lemon cleaning product or like you've been raiding your man's aftershave? Not keen on heavily herbal & mossy citrus classic blends like O de Lancome & Eau de Rochas? Can't deal with the sugary sherbet-lemon newbie perfumes? Then this is something you have to try. Unlike many citrus-scents Cedrat is not 'thin' or 'high' or linear & it really delivers on the dry-down which is hard for rather pure aromatic-citrus fragrances. It starts with a lot of warm lemon peel & a squeeze of grapefruit. The mint is refreshing, not stripping, when combined with the cedar. It is just bitter enough to remain classy & softly sweet enough to establish it as feminine, not unisex. These top-notes last a suprisingly long time & gradually meld into the heart of the fragrance. This is what tames the herbs - basil & cardamom could so easily take over & stifle the perfume, but instead they add just the right amount of green & aromatic spice. All the while the basenotes are developing as they warm on the skin. The vetiver is very well under control & allows the light amber-musk to glow whilst the citrus-cedar shines through. What I enjoy most is the wonderfully creamy depth & delicious dry-down. I did not expect that kind of development from a Roger & Gallet scent, nor did I expect it to have lasting power worthy of some citrus edps. It is a wonderfully versatile scent - great for day-wear, strong enough for a summer evening out & when layered it tempers sweeter fruity concoctions. I have friends who dislike lemony citrus scents who love this one. I normally enjoy scents that are distinct, deeply warm & spicy with BIG voices. But a spicy, heavy scent can be sickening in the heat whilst Cedrat keeps her cool. Cedrat is unassuming...she is summer nature: the blonde-haired woman who may be a tough lawyer but today she is unselfconsciously dancing bare-foot & carefree under the lemon trees in the Calabrian sun.

This is a lovely summer time cologne, get out of the shower, and douse in this to feel clean, invigorated and fresh. There is more then a similarly to CK One, but this one is more lemony. It's not a sharp lemon, it's somehow a little too soapy, but it is very pleasant, and easy to wear. I would disregard the implication that this is for women, it doesn't have an overly feminine vibe, definitely unisex. My colleague said they thought it smells like toilet cleaner, it doesn't, it's a well blended, smooth citrus. Performance is ok, I am slightly surprised how the sillage on this could be classed by several as enormous, maybe it was reformulated, or doesn't quite work on my skin, I'd say it's soft to moderate. About three hours on the skin, it became a skin scent after about an hour and a half. Very pleasant.

Tested on a paper strip only. To be tested over skin when possible. As it has been always the case with every R&G frangrance I tried: very natural-smelling. A bitter citric fragrance with an undertone of subtle woods. Reminded me of the Bois d'Orange oil, but with cedrat/cidrao peel instead of orange peel, so with a different, bitterer (not as bitter as grapefruit) and slightly saltier aroma. Starts stronger and sharper, but after 30 minutes almost disappears, turning into a very subtle veil of fragrance, where I could smell something powdery but not as baby powder, more like a cozy something surrounding you, which I cannot identify as a note. Very nice and I wish to try it on skin to see how it behaves on me.

Of all the wellbeing waters of Roger & Gallet this seems like the most grounded one. I'm not exactly sure what I mean by that, but there's something down-to-earth in this slightly bitter citrus peel, not the refreshing spark of lemonade or la dolce vita of oranges. This is a largely unedible citrus species with woody undertones, un-poetic, but strangely poetic exactly because of this. Maybe that is the reason it didn't work well for me at the beach; but in the city, it's different business. It works as a focus booster. The woody notes become more pronounced in colder weather: a fragrance for chilly mornings of early autumn.

What on earth is with the watermelon accord in this? I like this fragrance well enough--it's light, it's splashy, it's pretty much everything you might want in this kind of EDC. I get every note in here after initial blast and then dry down--every one. Unfortunately. Because that chewing-gum watermelon note really hits with a lot more force than you might want, and it really...yikes. It has none of the French, breezy, pharmacy-brand elegance I would expect and expect, particularly, of this brand.

Cedrat or Cidra is a fruit similar to a lemon but with a thick, spongy and sweet yellow peel (the part which can be eaten). Soft and fresh, this scent is mainly citrus but it isn't tart nor sharp as many other citrus scents (L'Occitane Verveine, which I love, is one of them). It is smooth, even creamy, with a woody base. If I had to pick only one Roger Gallet fragance, it would be Cedrat.

hope this is not so off topic. I bought the soap from this line before, and love it so much. The smell is fresh but not sharp, and I think it doesn't smell that typical lemony/citrusy, its base has a creamy woody feel. In a way, it reminds me of Fresh's Citron de Vigne soap - I bought some sample of the scent, but didn't love it much I did of the soap.

Very fresh, not citric enough for my taste. It smells a bit much like CK-One to me, which is quite dated, but this is superior citrus-wise. I am almost giving up on my quest to find a cologne that smells like the actual fruit (Cedrat/Etrog/Citron). I wish I could spray myself with that very smell.