VIII Rococo Immortelle

What the community says
Scendira's summary of what people post on perfume review sites, updated 25 Oct 2026: 39 describe how long it lasts, 36 how far it projects and 13 how it smells. Most other posts only name VIII Rococo Immortelle.
How long it lasts39 people
In words
About 9 in 10 people who describe VIII Rococo Immortelle say it lasts a long time.
How far it projects
In words
Early reports, from 36 people so far, suggest it projects strongly.
Summary in words
Clive Christian VIII Rococo Immortelle: what people say about it.
Most often worn by men.
Long-lasting for most people (39 people): About 9 in 10 people who describe VIII Rococo Immortelle say it lasts a long time.
Early reports (36 people): strong: Early reports, from 36 people so far, suggest it projects strongly.
Each person counts once per topic. Reported experiences, not verified purchases; skin, climate and batch change how a scent wears.
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- It sums up what 30+ people have said about this perfume in community discussions and perfume reviews, up to 25 Oct 2026.
- Each person counts once per topic, however often they posted. A count or bar only appears once enough people have described that topic.
- These are reported experiences, not verified-purchase reviews or a rating. Skin, climate and batch all change how a scent wears.
- Scendira’s AI reads each review and post and tags what it says (how long it lasts, how far it projects, how it smells). We count each person once per topic; the sentences here are written from those counts.
The full profile.
Clive Christian VIII Rococo Immortelle smells like smoky papyrus and vetiver, with bright lemon zest. It opens with bergamot and lemon, moves into immortelle and settles on papyrus, vetiver and amber. It leans masculine, though anyone can wear it.
This fragrance is best in spring, fall and winter and is an evening scent. A good pick for nights out. Released in 2017.
In the community's experience it lasts through a full day, and projects strongly and fills a room.
Is it right for you?
- Best for: anyone after something woody and smoky for nights out.
- Sample first if: you prefer quiet scents; it projects.
- Skip if: you dislike woody fragrances.
Around $610.
Explore more: More from Clive Christian · Woody perfumes · Bergamot perfumes · Lemon perfumes
Best for
- Night out
Clive Christian is a British luxury perfume house that carries the lineage of the Crown Perfumery Company (est. 1872), the historic British perfumer whose royal warrant and heraldic bottle design (the "V" for Victoria on the crown-topped flacon) Clive Christian revived in 1999. The house is widely referenced as maker of some of the world's most expensive perfumes. The 19 live pieces on Scendira average .08, mix genders (8 feminine / 5 unisex / 4 masculine), and skew Fresh (6) and Gourmand (5). Prices span $8.95 (sample) to $790 (avg $470). Standout live pieces: 1872 For Men ($390,.32, fresh citrus and herbs with woody cedar; the 1872 name references the Crown Perfumery founding), Amberwood ($610,.25, creamy tobacco, sage and sweet woods), E Cashmere Musk ($430,.22, fresh bergamot and ginger over soft cashmere musk), Iconic Masculine ($500,.21, bright citrus and juniper with cedar warmth) and Town & Country ($500,.18, fresh bergamot and lemon breeze with cedar).
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Common questions.
It smells like smoky papyrus and vetiver, with bright lemon zest. It opens with bergamot and lemon, moves into immortelle and settles on papyrus, vetiver and amber.
In the community's experience it lasts through a full day, and projects strongly and fills a room.
It is best in spring, fall and winter. It is an evening scent. It suits nights out.
It leans masculine, though anyone can wear it.
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