BYZANCE DE ROCHAS
❦Vintage • Discontinued • Collector's Item❦
Product Information
Brand: ROCHAS
Condition: NEW IN BOX
Concentration: EAU DE TOILETTE
Made in: France
Collector's Notes
BYZANCEEAU DE TOILETTEROCHAS
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Byzance opens with magnificent florals, exotic spices, subtle lemon and powdery aldehydes, a big perfumey blast that characterizes olfactory decade of the 80's with an obvious reverance for the floral aldehydes of the 20's.
Towards the heart of Byzance, particularly with the entrance of the white florals. As the heart settles, the florals, most notably the jasmine, become cleaner and slightly soapy. Due to this fragrance's constantly evolving nature Byzance is quite complex in the way an epic novel is.
Underlining base notes of musk and amber make themselves immediately apparent as well. And a spicy yet balsamic warmth of cardamom makes for a slightly exotic opening. It settles into a green yet sweet tuberose for quite some time. The dry down reveals more of the woods as well as vanilla, and sweet berry-like undertones which reminds me of the final dryout of Ivoire. And there is always a sense of sweetness about it – although not as overbearing as the first few moments.
BYZANCE
EAU DE TOILETTE
ROCHAS
NEW IN BOX!!!
Real photos of product for sale!!!!
Byzance opens with magnificent florals, exotic spices, subtle lemon and powdery aldehydes, a big perfumey blast that characterizes olfactory decade of the 80's with an obvious reverance for the floral aldehydes of the 20's.
Towards the heart of Byzance, particularly with the entrance of the white florals. As the heart settles, the florals, most notably the jasmine, become cleaner and slightly soapy. Due to this fragrance's constantly evolving nature Byzance is quite complex in the way an epic novel is.
Underlining base notes of musk and amber make themselves immediately apparent as well. And a spicy yet balsamic warmth of cardamom makes for a slightly exotic opening. It settles into a green yet sweet tuberose for quite some time. The dry down reveals more of the woods as well as vanilla, and sweet berry-like undertones which reminds me of the final dryout of Ivoire. And there is always a sense of sweetness about it – although not as overbearing as the first few moments.
