Wild Rose
Fragrance notes
Character
Wild Rose opens with a sharp citrus bite that can feel a little thin. The pink grapefruit and bergamot arrive bright and brisk, but they lack the rounded softness that usually prepares the way for a floral heart. It is a brisk start that feels slightly exposed before the petals arrive.
In a sunlit stone courtyard, the air carries the scent of fresh blooms. Two roses grow here, the Grasse and the Damask, their petals warmed by the light. Sandalwood and benzoin add a resinous weight, while a touch of beeswax gives the flowers a golden, slightly sticky texture. Ambrette and angelica root the scene with a musky, green clarity, and guaiac wood offers a dry, smokeless heat beneath the flowers. The air feels aromatic and fresh, touched with a warm spice that complements the stone walls.
This is a clear, botanical image, the scent of a garden captured in a bottle. The powdery finish settles on the skin, leaving a clean floral impression. It is a fragrance built around the rose.
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