Skulls & Roses for Him by Ed Hardy

Name: Skulls & Roses for Him
Brand: Ed Hardy
Rating: 7.3 (9 reviews)

2012for men

Perfumers: Marypierre Julien and Adriana Medina-Baez

7.3/10

9 ratingsMost rate it 8 of 10

Skulls & Roses for Him by Ed Hardy is a Synthetic Citrus fragrance for men. Skulls & Roses for Him was launched in 2012. Skulls & Roses for Him was created by Marypierre Julien and Adriana Medina-Baez. Top notes are Cardamom, Bergamot and Violet; middle notes are Geranium, Lavender, Ozone and Provençal lavender; base notes include Sandalwood, Musk, Moss and Amber. Voters rate it highest for spring and summer. It is very long-lasting, and the sillage is strong. Aromifo members rate it 7.3/10 from 9 ratings, with longevity at 6.3/10 and sillage at 5.5/10.

At a glance

Longevity: Most rate it 8/10: very long-lasting
Sillage: Most rate it 7/10: strong
Best seasons: Spring and summer (57% of season votes)
Worn by: Unisex, no group has a majority of votes
Smells mainly: synthetic, citrus, fresh

Review

Main accords

Skulls & Roses for Him notes

12 notes

Skulls & Roses for Him features 12 fragrance notes across its scent pyramid.

Top notes

The opening

Heart notes

After 15 to 30 minutes

Base notes

The dry-down

Skulls & Roses for Him ratings

From the Aromifo community

Scent

9 ratings

7.3

Most rate it 8 of 10.

Longevity

8 ratings

6.3

Most rate it 8 of 10.

Sillage

8 ratings

5.5

Most rate it 7 of 10.

When to wear Skulls & Roses for Him

23 season votes

Spring30%
Summer26%
Autumn22%
Winter22%

Who wears it

Men40%
Unisex47%
Women13%

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