Flos Mortis 2019

Flos Mortis by Rogue
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7.3 / 10 45 Ratings
Flos Mortis is a perfume by Rogue for women and men and was released in 2019. The scent is floral-fruity. The longevity is above-average. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Floral
Fruity
Spicy
Leathery
Creamy

Fragrance Notes

Tuberose absoluteTuberose absolute Indian jasminum grandiflorumIndian jasminum grandiflorum MuskMusk OsmanthusOsmanthus Red currantRed currant Black leatherBlack leather

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Ratings
Scent
7.345 Ratings
Longevity
8.039 Ratings
Sillage
7.739 Ratings
Bottle
7.734 Ratings
Submitted by Fivetoes74, last update on 16.01.2024.

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4 in-depth fragrance descriptions
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Longevity
10
Scent
Mlleghoul

351 Reviews
Mlleghoul
Mlleghoul
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A tuberose as experienced by Edgar Allan Poe
Upon smelling Flos Mortiis from Rogue Perfumery, I have a sense that for casual perfume wearers, this is going to lean either one of two ways. “Old lady” or “headshop.” While I don’t consider my enthusiasm for fragrance casual by any sense of the word, I certainly don’t want to imply that I am better or smarter than any of them–there are definitely aspects of both a sort of vintage costume jewelry cough drop mothball glamour and that ubiquitous champaca incense element of a bohemian bazaar. But it’s all wrapped up in the shadows of an Edgar Allan poem, the honeyed sweetness of romantic sentiment laced with the crumbling bitter mausoleum creaking coffin lid tang of decay, rounded out with the tart crimson kiss of red currant fruiting sickeningly in the dirt of a freshly turned grave. So maybe this is old lady juice, but it’s definitely the grand dame in the ancient portrait above the mantel upon which perches a resin-feathered raven, whose tarnished visage follows you in every corner of the drafty parlor, whose bones creak under the floorboards you are standing on, whose phantom hand rests lightly upon your shoulder even now.
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Chizza

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Chizza
Chizza
Top Review 30  
A multifaceted tuberose fragrance
Inspector Wensker had just arrived at the office and poured a freshly brewed coffee into his Schalke 04 cup, which was eyed critically by his colleagues. Here, one was a Bayern fan. Luckily it wasn't the Borussians from Dortmund, otherwise he probably would have been chased away with a pitchfork right on his first day. Anyway, he opened the village newspaper. Aha, Benno Klever, the owner of the flower shop had won a prize for his tuberose cultivation. He smiled cheerfully into the camera, the white flower stems flanking him on the left and right. In the background could be seen Perennial Peter, second place winner. He looked grim.

Rubert suddenly rushed into his office, "The flower Benno! Dead! Erdolcht! With an iris! Or something!"
Wensker spat the coffee across the table. "who...how...what? ...why...why?...
Yes, let's go to the crime scene!"
Off the three drove, colleague Schaller was also along for the ride. The old police VW rumbled through the rural streets, then they arrived. Resi from forensics was already there. "Hello, Wensker. Benno, he hasn't been dead long. Was discovered directly by his employee here in the shop."
"Ok but where is the blood and the murder weapon?"
"Ja mei, should the Gustl chase away the customers with the bloody sight? She has already cleaned and washed off the lily and sold it."

"what can I say? It's a bit amateurish. But the flower is hardly the murder weapon. Who acquired it anyway?"
"Your colleague Schaller."
"Schaller..."
"For my wife, she was a bit upset after last night's pub crawl."
"Bring those in please, there may be some usable trace evidence on them."
"Unfortunately no. My wife was still angry and pulled them over my head and then disposed of them."
"....egal, so the gun is missing though? Will hardly have been the lily."

"It's missing, as are the prize tuberoses. The murder was so recent and I suppose he can't be far. Perhaps he's still in the house!"
"Get me the sniffer dog, one that can sniff out tuberoses!"
"We haven't."
"Well, then, you can search the whole place yourself, just follow your nose!"
"I've got the sniffles."
"Just get in the car, Schaller!"

Wensker set off, the beguiling scent of prize-winning tuberoses over everything, and so he knew he would gradually approach his destination this way. He started walking and almost slipped.
"Who's been spreading the currants around here? That smells all right, the tuberose smells so richer and darker but did it have to be?"
"That was none of us, maybe the first clue! To me, though, it smells like currant candy at first. Then gets darker quickly though."

Wensker walked on, soon noticing that there was something olfactory in the air. "Ok, you all know I'm on a diet! Which one of you is spooning honey right now?"
"No one, this is the jasmine that Benno keeps here. It colors the tuberose scent a little sweeter, a little honey-like. But boss, what are you doing? Don't put the jasmine in your mouth all at once, chief!"
With combined efforts, they managed to dissuade Wensker from the jasmine and arrived in the deceased's bedroom.

"Interesting clothes Benno wore in private."
"You mean the jeans on the door hook?"
"No, more the lacquer and leather ensemble there on the wall. That even still smells! Reminds me a bit of the currants!"
"That's right, boss. The tuberose mingles with that coarse smell, wearing off a bit itself. It's not that new though, the leather doesn't smell strong."

"I'm too sexy for my shirt
Too sexy for my shirt
So sexy it hurts
And I'm too sexy for Milan
Too sexy for Milan
New York and Japan
I'm too sexy for your party
Too sexy for your party
No way I'm disco dancing"

"What was that?"
"Right Said Fred, Boss. From 2007."
"I get it, Rubert, you....ach! Where did that come from?"
"From the cupboard there, I suppose, sounded like a mobile phone ringtone."

Wensker opened the cupboard, "yes look at that, the perennial Peter! And in his hand, the tuberoses! Covered in blood! Come out!"
"I'll take over here!" said Rubert. "The thing is clear: Peter, where's the murderer gone who's got you locked up here and bloodied? Come here first, go me a warm blanket for him!"
"Er, Rubert, he's still got the gun in his hand..."
"Peter! Yes is it...?? You were able to take the gun from the murderer?"
----- silence-----

On the way back, the scent of tuberose was still on Wensker's nose, but there was suddenly something else creamy and slightly animalistic resonating in the air. "Musk? Here? There's nothing here but fields...and a tree..."
He looked at the tree and... "Lisl? Free again?"

Flos Mortis is an intense tuberose fragrance, slightly tart and dark at the beginning. After that, the tuberose is always given the protagonist role, but in the process its disposition changes from dark, sweetly seductive to creamy - depending on who is accompanying the tuberose at that moment. Thus, Flos Mortis can only be described as a successful journey through the individual nuances of this flower.
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Emorandeira

386 Reviews
Emorandeira
Emorandeira
1  
Dark & fruity tuberoses
Very nice and dark tubereuses perfume. Despite his dark character It is more fresh than Deep what makes It very weareable. The leather gives to the fragance some animalic and masculine vibe and the osmanthus gives some sweetness, creamyness and fruity vibe.

It remember me a lot to tubereuse noir by Zara but with much better longevity and overall a much higher quality, since the flowers here are very natural ant not synthetic.

I find It a perfume for daytime use, overall un spring and fall, ir a nice night time perfume for summer. I find It a totally unisex scent.

Scent: 9
Longevity: 8
Sillage: 6
Quality/price: 5
Versatility: 7
Originality: 7
Global: 8.5
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Drseid

819 Reviews
Drseid
Drseid
0  
Scary Name, Less Scary Indolic Tuberose Perfume...
Flos Mortis goes on skin with a huge, highly indolic tuberose and jasmine white floral tandem, with an underlying menthol-like accord before transitioning to its heart. As the composition enters its early heart, development stays linear as the highly indolic tuberose takes the fore with the jasmine remaining in support and the menthol-like accord vacates. During the late dry-down the tuberose remains, though now diminished, revealing just a touch of supporting hard leather in the base. Projection is excellent, as is longevity at over 12 hours on skin.

The name may scare many off even trying Flos Mortis, but in truth, while certainly a hard-core indolic tuberose composition all the way, it really is not off-putting, or at least not to this writer. That isn't to say Flos Mortis is an easy wear... You really need to *love* tuberose in all its indolic glory to enjoy wearing Flos Mortis, as the jasmine and the leather really only bolster the real star. It also doesn't help that the composition is fairly linear. I am not a deep indolic tuberose fan so Flos Mortis is not the kind of thing I would seek out myself, but if you love tuberose in all its indolic glory, the well-made, high quality Flos Mortis should certainly be on your short list of compositions to sniff. The bottom line is the $125 per 60 ml Flos Mortis may have a scary name, but the "very good" 3.5 stars out of 5 rated composition is much more accessible than expected, and certainly recommended to hardcore tuberose lovers in particular.
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BoBoChampBoBoChamp 3 years ago
8
Sillage
9
Longevity
8
Scent
A warm and creamy, slightly rubbery, fruity-floral Fall fragrance, with a pungent, medicinal fruity-green opening. 100% Unisex!
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RisingChaosRisingChaos 3 years ago
6
Sillage
7
Longevity
4
Scent
Slightly medicinal fruity floral with animalic undertones, given a hint of transparent lift from the jasmine. Tuberose + cherry cough drops.
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EmorandeiraEmorandeira 4 years ago
8
Bottle
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Sillage
8
Longevity
9
Scent
Very nice tubereuses over a leathery background which gives some masculine vibe and some osmanthus which gives the creamy and fruity vibe
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