Lost in Roses
Fragrance notes
Character
Turkish rose and Bulgarian rose sit at the center of Lost in Roses, supported by a bright pink grapefruit that cuts through the petals. Lilac adds a cool, slightly powdery edge next to the soft iris. Sandalwood grounds the blend with a creamy, pale wood presence that keeps the flowers from floating away entirely. The citrus here is sharp rather than sweet, more rind than juice.
Fresh spicy and fresh accords give the scent a clean lift that works against a backdrop of damp earth and heavy coats. Picture a walk under bare trees while the air still carries a chill, or a morning when the windows are open but the heater is running. The floral density feels at home in those moments, surrounded by wool and cold glass.
Someone who keeps a single rose perfume on a shelf and reaches for it when the weather turns should find a place for this one. Wear it when the light is low and the air needs something clear and floral to cut through the heaviness of the season.
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