Damask Rose & Violet
Fragrance notes
Character
Bath House opens this composition with a bright, tart lift of raspberry and lemon. The fruit is immediate and cheerful, yet it stays light rather than syrupy. It gives way before long to the heart, where the namesake flowers take center stage.
The rose here is the classic damask variety, rich and slightly honeyed, while violet and iris add a soft, powdery elegance. This floral trio feels traditional and refined, steering clear of modern sharpness. The iris lends a gentle, root-like earthiness that keeps the petals from floating away completely.
As the scent settles, the base notes begin to shape its final character. Warm amber and clean cedar wrap around the fading flowers, with musk providing a smooth, skin-like finish. The drydown is where the fragrance finds its true identity, moving from bright and floral to a cozy, woody warmth that feels intimate and comforting.
A woman who enjoys classic English garden scents with a modern, woody foundation will appreciate this. It fits perfectly for a spring afternoon wedding or a smart daytime event where a polite, floral presence is required.
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