Eau de Rochas Neroli Azur

4 reseñas

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• Tritón

  April 6, 2025

  

  I’m looking for fresh, light fragrances just before summer. Amidst all the new releases, I always end up sticking with aquatic and citrus scents because of the weather. Here, the heat limits options to easy-to-wear aromas, as intense scents just don’t work with these coastal temperatures. I love making the seasonal switch: I put away my chypres and orientals to bring out the fresh ones. This has taught me to appreciate light scents, which are sometimes undervalued because of their longevity—a rule that isn’t always bad. I prefer citrus that evokes a comforting shower, like this Eau de Rochas Neroli Azur. Its great quality, besides being refreshing, is the sillage. In an industry that demands more longevity to justify prices, this is a key factor. It opens light and hesperidic, like a classic cologne, but transcends its volatility with a mist of petit grain and tender neroli, following the Mediterranean tradition of Rochas. Hours later, it wakes up playfully on the skin with an amber and talc-like base. A happy surprise in the world of naturalist citrus.

• Gemasevilla

  April 21, 2025

  

  It doesn’t have a single drop of Rochas DNA in it. It’s just a bath water cologne, period. It smells nice, sure, but without any real glory. Poor longevity and a price tag that doesn’t match what it offers.

• Tritón

  April 24, 2025

  

  Looking for something fresh and light for summer, I always filter out new releases until I settle on aquatic and citrus scents, because here on the Atlantic coast, the heat makes it impossible to wear intense fragrances. I love making the seasonal switch: I put away my chypres and orientals to bring out the fresh ones. This has taught me to appreciate light scents, which are sometimes undervalued due to their longevity—a rule that isn’t always bad. I love citrus that smells like a fresh shower, like this Eau de Rochas Neroli Azur. Its ace up the sleeve is the sillage; in an industry that demands more power for the price, this is a hit. It starts innocent, like an Álvarez Gómez cologne, but it elevates with a mist of petit grain and Mediterranean neroli. Hours later, it comes back playful on the skin with an amber and talc-like base. A happy surprise in the world of citrus.

• AntaresAres

  July 5, 2025

  

  I was looking for something that would make me feel something. While I adore citrus for summer, this Neroli Azur feels flat to me. It’s not bad—it’s light and pleasant—but so light that it feels like it’s missing something. It reminds me of one of those thousands of sunscreens with neroli; maybe that simplicity is its strength, but for me, it wasn’t enough. It smells like pure essence and stands out for the petit grain, giving it a fresh, green touch. It didn’t quite convince me; I expected more. That said, it lasts well and isn’t annoying. If you’re looking for something persistent and high-quality that evokes childhood nostalgia, like Petit Chérie or Nenuco, this is your summer scent.