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Santal Rouge by Il Profvmo

Men 2011

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Santal Rouge: A Dry, Spiced Sandalwood With a Bitter Lift Il Profvmo's Santal Rouge is a woody-spicy men's fragrance from 2011. Bitter orange leads, followed by a heart of sandalwood, carnation and red berries on a base of clove and Brazilian rosewood. The first impression is dry, bitter citrus. Rather than sparkling freshness, the bitter orange creates tension before the…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 20%
  • Spring 20%
  • Summer 20%
  • Autumn 40%
  • Day 64%
  • Night 36%

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32 votes

  • Positive 34%
  • Negative 66%
  • Neutral 0%
positive reviews 32 community votes
LongevityLong-lasting SillageModerate Best momentAutumn CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I want it

50 votes

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Leading answer Autumn

20 votes

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Leading answer Day

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About Santal Rouge

Main accord woody Year 2011 Gender Men

Santal Rouge: A Dry, Spiced Sandalwood With a Bitter Lift

Il Profvmo's Santal Rouge is a woody-spicy men's fragrance from 2011.

Bitter orange leads, followed by a heart of sandalwood, carnation and red berries on a base of clove and Brazilian rosewood.

The first impression is dry, bitter citrus. Rather than sparkling freshness, the bitter orange creates tension before the wood arrives.

Sandalwood defines the middle, creamy yet restrained. Around it, carnation brings a peppery, floral powderiness, and red berries add a small, bright fruit note that lightens rather than sweetens.

Clove and Brazilian rosewood form the foundation. The clove supplies warmth and spice, while the rosewood keeps the woods going with a gentle balsamic flavour.

The wear is woody, warm-spicy and lightly powdery, with citrus traces early on. It reads as a drier, faintly reddish sandalwood with spice to the fore.

It should suit those who prefer their sandalwood dry and spiced instead of creamy-sweet, especially admirers of traditional woody-spicy blends with a floral-fruity turn.

All in all, Santal Rouge delivers a neat, coherent spiced sandalwood, faithful to its listed notes and family.

Woods and mosses Flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts

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Longevity

Leading answer Long-lasting

17 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

19 votes

Character

Leading answer Leans feminine

1 vote

Value perception

Leading answer A little expensive

1 vote

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  1. gabriel_neroli

    This fragrance is dedicated to the beautiful sandalwood which in itself is usually a wood that smells spectacular, both in natural and synthetic versions. Well, here as a predominant note it smells horrible. In short, the scent is a kind of highly spiced and poorly balanced sandalwood with a citrus top note that comes across as excessively synthetic combined with a balsamic base with a very inelegant powdery effect. Good longevity and moderate sillage, which is of little use, since this is one of those fragrances you want the scent to disappear from your arm as soon as possible. Rating: 1

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  2. Ruben.jasmin

    It has a strange odour, like ammonia cleaner and kind of soapy. I can’t explain it better, just to say that it smells bad to me and that someone criticised me for wearing it.

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  3. pablo_patchouli

    This fragrance is dedicated to the beautiful sandalwood which in itself is usually a wood that smells spectacular, both in natural and synthetic versions. Well, here as a predominant note it smells horrible. In short, the scent is a kind of highly spiced and poorly balanced sandalwood with a citrus top note that comes across as excessively synthetic combined with a balsamic base with a very inelegant powdery effect. Good longevity and moderate sillage, which is of little use, since this is one of those fragrances you want the scent to disappear from your arm as soon as possible. Rating: 1

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  4. It has a strange odour, like ammonia cleaner and kind of soapy. I can’t explain it better, just to say that it smells bad to me and that someone criticised me for wearing it.

    Reply