Rococo for Men
“Rococo for Men by Joop”
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Warmly received so far — a fresh spicy, woody composition with a aromatic undertone. Voted best for spring and fall wear, leaning masculine.
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Rococo for Men by Joop! is a Woody Spicy fragrance for men. Rococo for Men was launched in 2001. The nose behind this fragrance is Gilles Romey. Top notes are Nigerian Ginger, Pepper and Juniper Berries; middle notes are Ivy, Freesia and Styrax; base notes are Mahogany and Amber. Rococo is a scent of the modern Casanova; of the man who appreciates freedom, risk and beauty. Aromatic, woody and floral notes are gracefully united in this dynamic composition. Top notes are black pepper, Nigerian ginger and juniper berries. White freesia and Artemisia squat the heart of the fragrance. The base consists of grey amber and Mahogany. This perfume was launched a year after female Rococo, in 2001. Gilles Romey is the creator.
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A Signature Fragrance
Mahogany
Mahogany, with its deep and warm scent profile, originates from the tropical hardwood trees native to Central and South America. Its aroma is reminiscent of a sunlit woodshop, imbued with notes of resinous sweetness and a subtle hint of vanilla, making it an essential element in perfumery.
Amber
Amber is an olfactory illusion, conjured from labdanum, benzoin, vanilla, and other resins to evoke the sun-soaked warmth of the Mediterranean coast. Its scent is both earthy and sweet, with a powdery undertone that mimics the richness of ancient incense.
Ivy
Ivy, with its lush, fresh scent, evokes the cool dampness of an English garden or the moss-covered stones of ancient ruins. This leafy material is often associated with natural green notes, bringing a sense of outdoors into compositions and grounding them in earthy tones.
Gilles Romey
Founding perfumer · 3 fragrances
Gilles Romey is a writer, journalist, and professionally trained perfumer who runs the fragrance website Bois de Jasmin. He collaborated on Hermès fragrances including Rocabar (1998, with Jean-Claude Ellena and Bernard Bourgeois) and 24 Faubourg Eau Délicate (2003, with Jean-Claude Ellena).
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