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Rochas
Rochas L’Homme
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Hand-decanted from authentic originals
Fragrance Profile
The scent
- Gender
- For him
- Type
- Designer
- Concentration
- Eau de toilette
- Released
- 2020
- Perfumer
- Bruno Jovanovic
Pyramid
9 notes
Top notes
First impression
- Blood Orange
- Pineapple
- Cardamom
Heart notes
The character
- Juniper Berries
- Geranium
- Basil
Base notes
The dry-down
- Tonka Bean
- Patchouli
- Moss
Description
About this fragrance
Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.
Common Questions
Good to know
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Both are green masculines, but the green comes from different places. Kenzo Homme uses sea notes and crushed pine over sandalwood and cedar, so its freshness is coastal and coniferous. L'Homme Rochas builds on blood orange and pineapple, then juniper, geranium and basil, finishing on tonka bean, patchouli and moss. Kenzo is the forest one; Rochas is the sweeter fruit-and-herb one. See Kenzo Homme Eau de Toilette.
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The herbs carry it and the fruit does not. Blood orange and pineapple are the first things to thin on hot skin, so the tart, zest-forward opening is compressed here. Juniper, geranium and basil hold their sharpness in humidity, keeping the middle from going soft. Tonka and moss underneath warm up through the afternoon without becoming heavy, a reasonable full-day option, just shorter-lived at the top.
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It can, and that read is fair rather than a flaw in the wear. Juniper brings a dry, piney sharpness that pairs with the cool herbal quality of basil, while geranium threads through both adding a rosy-green accord that grounds the mid-stage in classic fougere territory. On some skin that combination lands close to a barbershop, groomed and clean; on others it feels less soapy and more genuinely herbal.
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It is a separate fragrance within the same house rather than a gentler version of this one, so it is not a direct substitute for L'Homme's citrus-and-herb structure. If the juniper-geranium heart here is not what you are after, treat Eau de Rochas as its own composition worth sampling on its own terms rather than an adjustment of this fragrance.
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The juniper-and-geranium heart reads as polished and barbershop-clean to some and merely soapy to others, and that single impression shapes much of the mid-stage. Sampling the 5ml to 15ml range settles where you land, along with confirming how quickly the blood orange and pineapple opening fades in Dhaka heat, before spending more on a larger size.
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