Elysium Pour Homme Parfum combines lemon, bergamot, grapefruit and lime with lavender, thyme, artemisia and musk, then lily of the valley, rose, jasmine, apple and blackcurrant, over a long base of galbanum, pink pepper, cypriol, vetiver, cedarwood, juniper, benzoin, vanilla, labdanum, leather and ambergris. It's a bright citrus-herb cologne built on an unusually rich, resinous base. This profile covers the 50 ml Parfum; the EDP/Parfum Cologne and Eau Intense are different.
What Wearers Say
Some wearers enjoy its bright citrus opening.
One wearer enjoys the transition from citrus and flowers to a powdery, woody, creamy dry-down.
Some wearers find the Parfum does not last or project as well as they hoped.
One wearer finds the citrus, light flowers and green notes too familiar to stand out.
Great for
Try it if you enjoy citrus with aromatic herbs, flowers and woody or resinous depth.
Not for
Sample the Parfum itself if strong projection or a particularly unusual scent is a priority.
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How It Compares
vs. Alexandria Fragrances Zion
Alexandria's Zion is its named Elysium interpretation: citrus, herbs, blackcurrant, vanilla, leather and ambergris. Roja's Elysium Parfum lists all of those plus lavender, thyme, rose, jasmine, apple, vetiver, cedar and resins.
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