Elysian Rose
Fragrance notes
Character
An evening garden path sits under a canopy of climbing roses, the air warm enough that the stone beneath your feet still holds the day's heat. You walk slowly, and the scent meets you in bright bursts. Bergamot and Italian mandarin cut through the humid air with a sharp, clean citrus, while red berries add a juicy, crushed sweetness to the breeze. As you brush past a trellis, the heart of the fragrance unfolds. May rose and rose oil lend a dewy, fresh floral weight, not a heavy powder, supported by the green, slightly minty edge of geranium. A handful of raspberries deepens the fruit here, making the air smell like a ripe garden after a rainfall.
The path opens toward a wooden terrace where dry papyrus and Haitian vetiver rise from the warm ground, grounding the floral sweetness with an earthy, aromatic smoke. Cashmeran wraps the base in a smooth, woody softness that feels like warm skin against linen. The composition stays fruity and sweet, yet the vetiver keeps it dry and sophisticated rather than sugary. It is a scent that feels alive in the air, moving between the fresh citrus of the path and the woody depth of the terrace floor. The aromatic and fresh spicy accords linger clearly in the warm night air. The scent is a floral arrangement.
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