Rose Punch
Fragrance notes
Character
Galbanum and pineapple burst out first, bright and slightly sharp. The orange smooths the edges just enough to keep the opening from feeling like a sour salad. It is a vivid start that leans into the green side of the accord list, catching the nose like crushed leaves on a warm path.
Rose takes over with a soft, dewy weight. Ylang-ylang and lily-of-the-valley lift the petals so the flower never sits flat. The heart stays sweet without becoming a candy, carried by a gentle floral mix that feels open and sunlit rather than arranged in a stiff bouquet.
Sandalwood gives the base a creamy foundation. Oakmoss adds a cool, shaded earthiness that grounds the sweetness above it. Vetiver brings a clean, rooty dryness that keeps the woods from feeling too polished. This drydown is the longest part of the wear, settling into a skin-close blend of green wood and faded rose.
Wear it on a weekend walk through a garden that has just been watered, or to a late brunch where the air still feels fresh. It fits someone who likes a rose that stays outdoors, surrounded by trees and fruit, instead of a flower arranged neatly behind glass.
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