Eau de Rochas perfume

Eau de Rochas is an iconic French fragrance launched in 1970 by the house of Rochas. Created by perfumer Nicolas Mamounas, it was originally conceived by Hélène Rochas as a pioneering 'Eau Fraîche' for women, capturing the spirit of freedom and the azure landscapes of the French Riviera. The scent is celebrated for its vibrant citrus notes of lime and bergamot blended with a sophisticated floral and mossy base, packaged in a distinctive bottle designed to resemble rock crystal.

The product is manufactured in France, staying true to its Parisian heritage. Since 2015, the brand has been under the ownership of Interparfums, a global leader in the prestige fragrance market. This acquisition from Procter & Gamble marked a new era for the brand, ensuring its legacy of 'Parisian elegance' continues through high-end distribution networks and modern reinterpretations of its classic scents.