Poppy Rouge D.S. & Durga

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Poppy Rouge D.S. & Durga

Rated 3.33 out of 5 based on 3 customer ratings
(3 customer reviews)

Poppy Rouge D.S. & Durga for women of D.S. & Durga

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Description

In Mississippi John Hurt’s “Richland Women’s Blues” a loose married woman prepares for a night on the town in her “rosy red garters, bright poppy rouge, & turkey red bloomer. The notes of this fragrance are jonquil, Parma violet and orange blossom. Available as 30 ml EDP.

Poppy Rouge was launched in 2011. The nose behind this fragrance is David Seth Moltz.

3 reviews for Poppy Rouge D.S. & Durga

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    The floral-musk opening reminded me of a slightly less punchy (no saffron?) Agent Provocateur. I sprayed AP on my wrists and PR on my ankles to compare, and while AP stays fairly straightforward (and excellent!) as a musky rose, PR takes a few more twists and turns. After the blast of musk, I got an almost mildewy note in the background (cumin?), which then transitioned to a lovely neroli. The musk came roaring back after an hour, to my delight.
    What I like about this perfume is what I like about AP- it is a dirty, sexy floral. I haven’t decided if I need both in my collection, and AP is much less expensive. I’m doing a little experiment to determine if the longevity differs. I’ll report back. 🙂

    Interesting! Hours later and I get a powdery white-floral base, reminiscent of ‘Songes’.

  2. :

    3 out of 5

    By far the most feminine of D.S. & Durga’s offerings that I’ve tried, Poppy Rouge is a fresh floral potpourri that certainly designed for women to use, though I can imagine it functioning well for some men in some situations. The musk in the base tempers the floral top notes and softens it into something semi-sweet. I have a difficult time finding a comparison since most men’s fragrances are not so heavily floral, though rose and lavender do get a lot of play elsewhere, and I’m a fan of both of those notes, though neither is present here.
    Poppy Rouge is decent on projection and longevity, but I’d really only recommend this for men who enjoy very floral fragrances. Still, it doesn’t do much for me, at least on my skin, as there are other floral-intensive fragrances that I strongly prefer.
    6 out of 10

  3. :

    4 out of 5

    Very similar to Roja’s Diaghilev but much more linear with less longevity. While listed as for a woman, this is approachable by a man as is Diaghilev. If you can’t drop the $1000+ for Diaghilev but really like it as I do, this would be a perfectly acceptable stand in.

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