Scentwitch

I really like this particular Roja perfume. I’ve tried several that are just overbearing and difficult for me to wear in general, but this one is not it. To me this one is super easy to wear anytime of the day or evening. It’s versatile, meaning you can be worn to church, work, or even a night out dancing.

It has a nice fruity smell that isn’t like a fruit cocktail and I smell no bergamot at all. I smell beautiful florals and a little bit of raspberry. It’s really quite lovely.

Sillage is pretty good as well. Longevity is several hours.

There aren’t very many fragrances on the market that help induce meditation, however this particular perfume does help. I can’t explain why, but it is extremely relaxing to me. It is not overbearing or shouting out in any way.
It’s totally unisex, as well. Great for any time and any place in my opinion.
Jo Malone did very well on this blend!

This perfume is heavy on caramel and vanilla, which reminds me of a Brach’s caramel cube from childhood.
It’s pleasant enough if you’re into gourmand fragrances, but it makes me hungry! That’s not a great feeling when you’re a sugar addict.
It’s also similar to a waffle cone scent with vanilla ice cream. Either way—I’m now hungry.
Longevity and sillage minimal.

With only three sprays, the sillage on this guy goes beyond what I had imagined it would considering it’s a citrus perfume.
On first spray, I smell lemon mostly, which is pleasant and fresh. My husband also picked up on the citrus and mentioned the word lemon.
It turns a little musky, almost too musky for me because it feels masculine. I usually wear perfumes either unisex or feminine.

It smells like something a man would wear, so I wasn’t all too thrilled to have sprayed so much of it on me, as it would require another shower and change of clothes to remove it, so I bear it.

Will I wear it again? Likely not. I will let my husband have it to see what he thinks of it on himself, but I have a feeling he’s not going to love it, either. There’s just not enough depth to it.

I do like that it’s an antiquated fragrance meaning it smells like it was made in 1850, so I might keep it.

Let me preface this review by saying if you don’t enjoy oakmoss, then pass by this perfume. It is very heavy on oakmoss.
That said, oakmoss smells like cat urine on my skin and obviously, that’s not something I like to wear.
Regardless of that, the cat pee smell does go away somewhat after an hour, but it’s still there (oakmoss). It’ has superb longevity and sillage and the bottle is cute, although I bought a decant.
I consider it to be unisex. I’m going to have my husband wear it to see how it smells on him. He can pull off oakmoss better than me.