No. XVIII Rose Carmin
Fragrance notes
Character
Rose meets pepper in a way that feels both familiar and slightly raw. The floral side carries a softness that never slips into powder. The spice sits close to the stem, bright rather than hot, and it keeps the petals from feeling arranged.
A walk under bare trees while the air still bites works well here. The scent fits a coat thrown over a sweater and a scarf that carries its own scent from the last outing. It feels at home in a kitchen where someone is slicing fresh ginger and the windows are fogged from the tea kettle. Light through a window in late morning catches the room and the fragrance at the same time, and the two feel like part of the same still moment.
Someone who likes a flower that can hold its own next to something sharp will reach for this. It works for a day when the weather cannot decide and the light changes every hour. Wear it when the plan is to move through a cool afternoon without needing the scent to announce itself to everyone in the room.
