Fougere L'Aube Rogue Perfumery Perfume Review and Score

COMPLIMENT FROM A COOL DUDE he was waving his arms trying to get some on him.
Opening is lavendic wondering I. The woods. The sillage on this is working way to well.

Two wearings two experiences

Sometimes you just have to apply sit back with your favorite chai
I know it’s mixed media, but even so there is just such a difference the heavy natural bases add to perfumes. They end up carrying synthetic notes and allowing change during the wearing more easily. They play with skin chemistry entirely different. There is so much more charm with them.

What’s funny is I get more rashes from synthetics than naturals. Don’t have the time or energy putting thought into ifra, but the only common sense I see is it is money motivated. Kinda like big pharma.
Fragrance in my opinion compared to Perfumes Notes
Opening is bright and sunny. Crisp citrus.

Base definitely fresh and clean by design. So far so good the oakmoss is keeping this under control we will see.

Drydown stays the same the soapy oakmoss holds on, those that follow me know it’s not my favorite. That’s why we sample.

"Golden dewdrops sparkle upon lush green ferns. Fougere L’Aube is cool and fresh, like the brisk air that surrounds the glow of the morning sun.
I built the initial base structure of Fougere L’Aube as a classic 1930s fragrance which yielded a cozy, classic scent. It was reminiscent of the men’s colognes and aftershaves I smelled as a child; very nostalgic, very familiar.
I then took this base formula and accentuated it with a few modern aroma chems and the fragrance was completely transformed into a super-fresh late 1980s style fougere. It’s a bit of a projection monster.
Fougere L’Aube opens promptly with bright lavender and citrus notes, backed with bitter green galbanum.
What I find interesting is that although a large portion of the fragrance is built on rose and sandalwood, what I perceive is not an attar-like note in the middle but rather it melds into the ‘fougere effect’ through and through.
From what you see in the color of the juice, I used a rather large percentage of naturals; a few of which include: lavender absolute and essential oil, real Indian sandalwood (santalum album), Moroccan rose absolute, pure cold-pressed bergamot, petitgrain bigarade coeur from Robertet and oakmoss absolute." - a note from the brand.

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