- 5 stars: 13 (68%)
- 4 stars: 5 (26%)
- 3 stars: 1 (5%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
The peach and blackcurrant are quite noticeable on my skin. Later I get rose, vanilla and something slightly woody. I don't get loads of oud personally, which is actually a positive because some oud fragrances can be too aggressive for me.
I'm normally cautious with oud perfumes because they can dominate everything. Rozzo is much softer than I expected. I can actually smell the fruit and flowers rather than just oud from beginning to end.
Beautiful rose. Not the powdery rose perfume my grandmother used to wear. This is sweeter, fruitier and has a darker oud base underneath it. I especially like it after the first 30 minutes.
Ordered after a colleague kept asking what I was wearing (it wasn't me). The oud is the clean modern kind, not the barnyard version, and that peach opening is so realistic. The drydown is where this really earns its keep. Saved this for dinners out and it hasn't disappointed. Glad I tried it but probably not returning.
For me this is the date-night fragrance of the collection. The peach makes the opening flirtier and then the rose and oud make it much richer. It definitely leaves a noticeable trail.
Been hunting for something like this for years. Oud gives it that quiet depth without going full middle eastern. Peach reads like late summer stone fruit. Scent lasts all day on my skin without needing a reapplication. Been using it for my autumn rotation. Steep price but I get why.
Been wearing niche for about ten years and this one still surprised me. That peach opening is so realistic. The oud is the clean modern kind, not the barnyard version. Longevity on me is around 8 hours, maybe 10 on clothes. Wear it when I want to feel put together without trying. Expensive, yes, but it smells expensive too.
Really beautiful fragrance, although I think people who dislike sweet perfumes should sample it first. The caramel and vanilla become fairly noticeable on my skin. Personally that's exactly what I wanted.
Finally, a niche house doing something that doesn't smell like everyone else. A very refined oud, more polished leather than smoke. That peach opening is so realistic. I get compliments almost every time I wear it. Daily driver for the past three weeks. Scratches the same itch as Tobacco Vanille but with more elegance. Going back for the bigger size.
Beautiful fragrance, just not in my personal lane. Rose sits between the peach and oud like a hinge, and the oud is the clean modern kind, not the barnyard version. Works beautifully in warm weather, I was worried it would be too heavy. Would make a great gift for someone else.
I liked this more on skin than on the tester strip. On paper it seemed very sweet. On my wrist the rose came through much more clearly and balanced the caramel and vanilla.
What I like most is the contrast. The first few minutes are bright peach and blackcurrant and several hours later I'm smelling creamy vanilla, almond and woods. It feels like two fragrances connected together.
I expected Rozzo to be a heavy rose and oud perfume but the peach changes it completely. It's juicy at the beginning and then gradually becomes darker and creamier. Very sensual without feeling old fashioned.
Rozzo smells like dressed-up skin. That's the best way I can describe it. Sweet but not childish, floral but not overly feminine and the oud gives it enough depth to work in the evening.
My partner stole it within a week so clearly it works. A proper rose, not a pale rosewater one, and the peach is ripe and juicy without being shampoo-fresh. It wears close to the skin which I prefer for everyday. Bought as a wedding fragrance, it did its job. Joining my permanent rotation.
There's something addictive about the dry down. Almond, vanilla, caramel and oud sounds extremely sweet but the woods stop it going in a dessert direction. I kept smelling my wrist all evening.
I was not expecting to like this as much as I do. Oud is present but never heavy-handed, and the peach is ripe and juicy without being shampoo-fresh. The development is long and slow, which is exactly what I want from an extrait. Mostly wearing it in the evenings. Already eyeing the other two in the lineup.
Didn't think I'd spend this much on a bottle but here we are. Oud is present but never heavy-handed. Peach on top is beautiful, like real fruit not fragrance-counter peach. Compliments have been consistent, mostly from other men surprisingly. Worth every euro in my book.
My partner stole it within a week so clearly it works. Rose sits between the peach and oud like a hinge. Peach on top is beautiful, like real fruit not fragrance-counter peach. Two sprays is plenty, three is too much. Saved this for dinners out and it hasn't disappointed. Reminds me a little of something between MFK and vintage Guerlain without being a clone. Definitely a keeper.