Cardamom Rose by House of Cherry Bomb bottle
House of Cherry Bomb

Cardamom Rose

4.0/5 · 8 votes Unisex 2013
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity2.5/5
Sillage3.8/5
Day100
Night0
Summer50
Fall50
Winter50
Spring0
Our take

Cardamom Rose presents a blend of warm spice and bright floral elements. The cardamom provides a distinct, slightly peppery heat that weaves through the entire composition. Moroccan rose offers a deep, red floral character that feels substantial rather than fleeting. Tangerine adds a sharp, juicy citrus edge that cuts through the heavier notes, while neroli contributes a clean, bitter orange blossom facet. Together, these components create a profile that is both aromatic and distinctly floral. The scent feels balanced, with the spice preventing the rose from becoming too soft and the citrus keeping the overall impression fresh.

This fragrance suits cooler days when the sun is still out, fitting easily into a relaxed daytime routine. It feels appropriate for a walk through a busy market or a casual outdoor gathering where the air is crisp. The combination of spice and flower gives it a versatile character that works for anyone who enjoys botanicals with a bit of bite. It does not lean too heavily in one direction, making it accessible for those who usually avoid straight rose scents or heavy spice bombs. The mood is uplifting and clear, matching an active pace.

The tangerine and neroli ensure the opening feels lively against the steady cardamom. As the scent sits, the Moroccan rose becomes more prominent, supported by the aromatic spices. It is a straightforward execution of a floral spice concept. The fragrance remains consistent in its warmth and clarity from start to finish. It offers a specific take on rose that incorporates citrus and heat equally. The result is a warm spicy and citrus accord built around a strong floral heart.

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