Fragrance Description:

Charles Revson Maroc Cologne, smells like a deep, honeyed, animalic rose fragrance. It opens with a sweet, resin‑tinged rose and warm honey that quickly darken into a rich mix of oakmoss, patchouli, civet, and ambergris, giving it that sultry, slightly feral aroma. The drydown is mossy, woody, and warmly musky, with a lingering floral‑animalic hum that feels both exotic and luxurious. It sits in the same bold chypre‑animalic family as Aromatics Elixir although Maroc is sweeter, rosier, and more honey‑laden.

• Type: Rose and Honey forward Animalic

• Introduced in: 1985

• This bottle's Batch Code & Year Made: 401 = 1991

• Season: Any, Versatile

• Occasion: Morning 

• Longevity: Nine Hours

• Projection: Strong

• Gender: Feminine marketed but I would consider it unisex.

• Scent Era: Classic

• Identifying An Early Version: Generally this fragrance was never reformulated heavily, but first edition bottles have "Ultima II" printed on the front of the bottle (An early division of Revlon).

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