Safari Rose
Fragrance notes
Safari Rose suits someone who likes a floral that does not sit quietly on the skin. It works for a dinner where the room is warm and the lighting is low, and it also fits a daytime walk when the air feels dry. The person who reaches for this bottle enjoys spice as much as petals, and they want a fragrance that feels both composed and a little wild. It is for the wearer who expects rose to be more than a soft gesture, and who prefers a scent that carries weight without becoming heavy.
Pepper opens the composition with a sharp bite that immediately gives way to a full rose heart. Tonka bean and patchouli settle the flower into a darker, sweeter place, while musk keeps the finish close and plush. The accord list promises amber and vanilla, and both appear as a golden haze behind the petals. It is a greenhouse built inside a wooden pavilion, where the glass panes are cracked open to let the spice blow through.
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