Rose Epicée
Fragrance notes
Character
Ylang-ylang and French violet open the composition with a bright, powdery lift. Black pepper adds a sharp bite that cuts through the petals. Geranium brings a green edge to the top layer. Madagascar cloves introduce a warm, aromatic depth once the initial florals settle. Guaiac wood gives the heart a dry, resinous texture that feels grounded rather than airy.
Honey in the base wraps the Turkish rose in a thick, golden sweetness. The rose here is deep and slightly jammy, leaning into the heavy accords rather than floating above them. Clove and wood keep the sugar from becoming one-dimensional, but this is firmly a sweet fragrance. It suits cooler weather and evening wear, especially for someone who enjoys floral scents with real weight. The honey note feels like a jar of comb honey set beside a bouquet of dark red roses on a wooden table.
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