VIII Rococo Immortelle

VIII Rococo Immortelle by Clive Christian delivers a warm, woody, and aromatic profile dominated by immortelle, with a distinct herbal and spicy undercurrent. The initial burst features citrus notes of bergamot and lemon, quickly giving way to a dense, musky, and resinous core—particularly of myrrh and benzoin—which layers over a leather and amber base. Papyrus adds a dry, paper-like texture in the drydown, contributing to the fragrance’s complex, slightly medicinal aura. It is a compelling, singular scent that many find deeply addictive and emotionally evocative, often likened to a masculine yet refined elegance reminiscent of James Bond or British understatement. Performance is notably strong, with sustained longevity and moderate-to-strong sillage that lingers in the air without overwhelming. The scent strikes a balance between bold and restrained—masculine in tone with a slow-burning, intimate depth.