Eau de Rochas Homme is the Eau de Toilette that Rochas launched in 1993 as the masculine counterpart to the 1970 Eau de Rochas. Gilles Romey composed a citrus aromatic in which lime, bergamot and mandarin meet verbena and lavender, over a base of vetiver and cedar. Its raw glass bottle seems to bear the imprint of waves carved into rock.
A raw glass bottle sculpted like a bottle adrift, imprinted with waves, topped with a silver metal cap.
Rochas describes the bottle as a sculptural interpretation of a bottle adrift, imprinted with waves as if carved into rock. The house also says that this famous bottle crystallizes the waves of its surge of freshness.
In a style the house wants to be more monolithic, the raw glass reveals all the transparency of a lemony fragrance, while a silver metal cap signals its modernity in the house’s eyes.
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