Rose Noir
Fragrance notes
Character
Rose Noir opens with a cool splash of rose water that feels more like a mist than a drench. Pink pepper adds a fine, dry crackle across the surface. Italian lemon provides a brief, pale yellow brightness that disappears quickly.
Bulgarian and Turkish rose varieties sit together in the heart, thick and slightly waxy. Plum introduces a dark, jammy fruitiness that sticks to the petals. Chocolate here is not a dessert note but a dry, powdery dust that mingles with the allspice. Labdanum and incense in the base create a heavy, resinous warmth. Tobacco lends a rough, leafy texture that grounds the abundant florals. The overall impression is sweet, but it is a sugar that has been buried under amber and musk.
The air in a room feels different when this scent is present, carrying the weight of old wood and crushed petals. Smoke from a fireplace drifts into the space, mixing with the fragrance's resinous trail. A glass of red wine sits on a table near a window that shows the cold outside. The roses continue to bloom in the air, dark and
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