
Overview
L’Homme À la Rose puts a fresh, green rose at the centre of a fragrance created for men.
Francis Kurkdjian introduced it in 2020 as his own interpretation of masculine rose perfumery. The idea is less about hiding the flower than placing it in a crisp, woody setting.
It belongs alongside À la Rose and L’eau À la Rose, but it is a distinct composition with its own character. The masculine positioning describes the launch; anyone who likes a bright woody rose can explore it.
Notes
Reviews
A rose without the sugary treatment
If rose perfumes usually feel too sweet or ornate to you, L’Homme À la Rose offers a different direction to investigate. Its fresh, woody framing is the attraction. Rose still remains central, though: this is not a conventional men’s woody fragrance with an invisible floral detail.






