Enslaved Parfum by Roja Parfums | Fragrance Fragrance
What does Enslaved smell like?
Enslaved is a dense, multi-layered spicy floral that feels like a return to the golden era of perfumery. It opens with a sharp, fleeting citrus trio of bergamot, lemon, and lime, but these bright note...
Enthusiasts frequently compare Enslaved to the legendary Habanita by Molinard due to its shared powdery, resinous, and vetiver-heavy profile.
The performance is widely regarded as exceptional, with the fragrance often lasting well over twelve hours on skin and projecting significantly.
It is considered a classic "cold weather" scent, with the community largely favoring it for late autumn and winter evenings rather than casual daytime use.
While marketed for women, the heavy doses of oakmoss, vetiver, and carnation make it a popular choice for male collectors who enjoy vintage-style masculine florals.
Many note that it has a polarizing, "old-school" character that may feel dated to those accustomed to modern, transparent gourmands.
