It starts out smelling like a dewy fresh greenish rose like Pasteum Rose by Eau D'Italie and sweet rolling tobacco which has this caramel whisky smell that contrasts beautifully against the strong rose scent.
As it dries, the scent loses some of its initial sparkling freshness and becomes a duskier rose-tinted, herbal and earthy mixture. It settles as a sweet, waxy rose and earthy musk and remains like that for the rest of its lifetime. Despite evolving through the above phases, I find that Tobacco Rose stays a greenish scent and not the woody dark rose I was hoping for.
It stays close to the skin and lasted for a good few hours, I got about four to six hours of this skin scent. It's nice but from the Papillon trio, I still like Anubis best.
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