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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JustKim" data-source="post: 5568707" data-attributes="member: 5478">I gave Rogue a try today. One of the comments made about Rogue is that it must smell like a violin case, since the main ingredients are leather and rosin. I'm pleased to say that it doesn't smell like anything so artificial as a violin case. It's not that kind of leather nor rosin. What it does smell like is a Spanish leather, softened by a sweet hemp and slight floral scent. If this were worn by a rogue, it would be the type of dashing thief to wear a mask and leave a calling card.The leather in this fragrance is fairly strong, likely the strongest leather of the bunch. It takes a while for the leather scent to settle and the sweetness to soften it. But I discovered that the sweet hemp and rosin endures much longer than the leather, and find that I prefer the scent after the leather has faded. The leather fades after an hour or so, and the sweetness endures for an entire day on my skin.This is a fitting scent for a romantic outlaw, which may not suit your particular idea of a rogue. I know it challenged me a bit. It's a pleasant enough smell, but wasn't particularly intriguing to my nose. It didn't evoke a physical reaction the way Paladin did and I could take or leave this one. Given the price point, I'm not sure I can recommend this one except as a novelty.I'll try this one again at a later date with Elf and see how the concept of layering these fragrances holds up with that combination.</blockquote>

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