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It opens with rose petals and a touch of lemon, but here the flower arrives with more weight from the very first moment: a dense rose, almost juicy, that fills the whole space. As it dries down, white musk and amber wrap around it and make it warmer and more rounded, with a trail that is noticeable around the person wearing it.
Intense Roses Musk is a musky floral eau de parfum from Montale, the house Pierre Montale founded in Paris in 2003, and it bears his signature. It is the intense version of Roses Musk: it shares its pyramid of lemon, rose, amber, and white musk, and the brand also mentions a touch of jasmine. Montale places it at strong intensity in its three-level scale, compared with the moderate intensity of Roses Musk.
It is for someone who already knows they like rose and wants it with presence, by day or by night, and better in the cold than in the height of August. If perfumes that stand out a lot tire you, start with Roses Musk. The house itself suggests wearing it alone or layered: over Black Aoud, it adds a bright rose to oud and patchouli, and alongside Intense Café the rose meets coffee and vanilla.
What does Intense Roses Musk by Montale smell like?
Intense Roses Musk smells like intense rose with a touch of lemon at the opening, and ends in white musk and amber, with a warm, enveloping finish.
What is the difference between Intense Roses Musk and Roses Musk?
Intense Roses Musk and Roses Musk share the same pyramid: lemon, rose, amber, and white musk. Montale classifies Intense Roses Musk as strong intensity and Roses Musk as moderate, so the intense version has more body and stands out more.
Who created Intense Roses Musk?
Intense Roses Musk is created by Pierre Montale, founder of the Montale house in Paris in 2003. It is sold as eau de parfum.
What does Intense Roses Musk pair well with?
Montale suggests Intense Roses Musk for wearing alone or layered. In the store, it works over Black Aoud, which adds oud and patchouli, and alongside Intense Café, which adds Coffee and vanilla to the rose.

