Rogue Perfumery

Flos Mortis

Eau de Toilette

Femme
  Unisex
Masc
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Reviews
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I'm sorry, but I really have to agree with the other negative review here. I was so looking forward to trying this, but there is something about it that immediately and distinctly evokes American octogenarian in the worst possible way. I think there was a time when this kind of scent was was fashionable and ubiquitous, but to a younger generation just can't be detached from older folks and the spaces they inhabit. It gives nursing home to me, I hate to say it.
By   - Art Director from New York on 9/20/2024
Gorgeous. Rapturous. Swoon-worthy. Divine. From a hardcore tuberose fan for more than three decades, this is what I want to drown in. Cold lush wetness and wintergreen chewing gum (yes, this is a good thing) overlay the heavy deep thick, creamy, white, indolic floral bloom. My eyes roll back in my head. If this is discontinued I’ll be devastated.
By   - Colllector & Curator from LA County on 7/27/2023
Cough syrup, pennies, and purse lint. Want to smell like a cough drop that's been floating around the bottom of your grandma's purse since last November? Here you go.
By   - Artist from Portland on 12/5/2021
Deliciously dark and Gothic. The leather gives it an incense like quality.
By   - writer, artist from Albany on 10/27/2021
This is such excellent execution. A camphorous, indolic jasmine/tuberose combo, remarkable for both the chill and the--for lack of a better word--stoniness that the first half hour evokes are so pitch perfect to the name. It brings to mind a marble statue in a mausoleum. I'm not sure I want to smell like this often enough to get a fb, but this is definitely someone's holy grail.
By   - Business from Boston on 1/11/2021
Sweet, sticky, strong, true tuberose. Love it.
By   - writer from saratoga springs ny on 5/13/2020