Danger Pour Homme

I blind bought this on the grey market as I got a good deal, and I know Roja Parfums are quality. I have worn this several times now, and I can still smell it projecting 3 hours later. This cuts through the cold so well. It's currently Autumn in the UK. This is a unisex fragrance leaning slightly masculine, however I feel like a confident woman could wear this too. It's rich, a tad dark, and quite sexy. It's a thick, rich, slightly sweet fugere, different to something like Zaharoff Pour Homme, which is a lavender forward slightly oudy fugere. This feels like a modern take on this sort of fragrance, but it probably won't suit someone under 25, as it is fairly complex, unless they like a foot in half-traditional fragrances. Red really suits this fragrance, it's not over the top, but I'm wearing 4-5 sprays, and I've got a good sillage and lift when I move around, especially in chilly autumn days and cold winter. Sitting here being able to smell it as I chat has put a smile on my face. I believe this has now been discontinued, which is a shame. It's less signature scent then Zaharoff Pour homme, but it goes in a richer slightly sweeter direction. Once this bottle is gone I won't be replacing it, as it is discontinued any other bottles will go for silly prices. The bottle is cool as though.

It opens up fresh and floral but it dries down slightly dark, soapy and powdery. There is a fougere quality to it but when I smell it up close, the florals and the musk give it a slight soapy clean character. Can smell the cloves after awhile too and that adds even more towards this going down the fougere style. Classy gent style perfume for sure. There are times where I smell it and i'm reminded of Diaghilev's dry down but without the animalic or super dark tones. Maybe if the leather and clove were turned up or some more animalic tones were added, it would fit the name Danger but right now its closer to being a pretty safe perfume. This would be great for autumn. Has medium to high projection but the silage is really good. Has really good longevity one me too. Good perfume for anyone looking for a classic, clean and powdery perfume.

This is special. As a fan of Roja in general, I think this might be the best I have tried. Upon spray I get a citrus and lavender smell that lingers for awhile. At mid and dry down the lavender stays around and then a slight but of wood and rhubarb (which I assume is the tart smell) comes into play. What a scent!! Again, I think this might be his best work. It’s completely bottle worthy. Not a blind buy due to price but if you smell this, you will want it most likely. The projection and sillage are great as is typical with this brand. It’s an 8.3/10 for me. I think spring, fall and winter would be best for wearability.

Fragrances are a big part of my life and has been since I was a little kid. My parents and both sets of grandparents wore them daily. My dad's parents retired in the mid 1970's and moved outside of Tampa, FL in the early 80's (where people seem to go after they've lived in Wisconsin their entire lives! LOL). Roja Danger triggers a happy memory of visiting my grandparents in Florida and giving my grandpa a hug. Danger smells just like he did! I don't remember what he used to wear....all I remember is giving him a hug and smelling fantastic!

I sprayed this for the first time on my skin and I was blown away. Having tested over 100 fragrances in the past few months, I've been waiting for so long to find one that would impress me right from the very opening. This one did, but the magic only lasted a few moments. After the volatile top notes faded away, I got this half- good smelling, half- stinky fragrance vibe. It might have to do with the skin chemistry, so make sure to test it on your skin before making a decision to buy or pass.