A Rose by Many Names
Perfumer: Michael Salazar
Votes lean feminine
16 ratings
From your scent profile
Aromas de Salazar A Rose by Many Names is a unisex scent that pairs rose with tobacco, floral yet smoky and spicy.
Skunky's take: The flowers do the talking, the rest listens.
How does it perform?
From 17 community ratings, all out of 10.
Holds up through the day and fades gently toward evening.
People close to you notice, nobody gets overwhelmed.
Looks good without trying too hard.
The price makes you think, so a small size is a smart start.
Blind buy risk
56% of votes are positive, the rest are more reserved.
Notes
They open one after another, from the first spray into the evening.
Top notesfirst 15 minutes
Heart notesfirst few hours
Base noteswhat stays into the evening
Accords
From most dominant to most subtle.
- Floral
- Green
- Sweet
- Spicy
- Woody
- Smoky
Floral
Green
Sweet
Spicy
Woody
SmokyWhat does A Rose by Many Names smell like?
It opens bright with blood orange and bergamot, while curry leaf adds a spicy edge. In the heart, several rose absolutes and tobacco absolutes lead. In the base, amber, vanilla, leather and oud give it a sweet, smoky, woody depth.
Longevity and sillage are rated good. Voters lean towards leisure, evening and night-out wear, and choose it less often for the office. It sits comfortably between masculine and feminine.
How it changes through the day
First minutes
- Italian blood orange
- Bergamot
- Curry leaf
First hours
- Blond tobacco absolute
- Bulgarian tobacco absolute
- Moroccan rose absolute
Towards evening
- White musk
- Assam oud
- Amber
When to wear it?
Seasons and occasions, by user votes.
- 38%Autumn
- 33%Spring
- 21%Winter
- 8%Summer
Autumn
Spring
Winter
Summer- Casual23%
- Nighttime23%
- Evening23%
- Daytime17%
- Office13%
Least picked for the office.
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