Pick Your Rose
First days of summer and it’s time to pick rose, one of the most precious and multifaceted perfume ingredients. A rose fragrance can be green, spicy, musky, metallic or woody. Creating a ‘rose’ rose is a challenge of its own and requires special skill and talent as the raw perfume material doesn’t smell like the freshly cut flower. French May centifolia rose smells quite different from Turkish rose damascena (such as the Isparta rose), Bulgarian or Moroccan rose.
Fruity
Juicy Sweet Floral
Woody
LightDry Crisp Cedarwood&Rose
Woody Intense
Precious Resins&Creamy Rose
Esprit Divin by Paul Emilien
Lifelike
Fresh Boost of Florist Shop Aroma
Spicy
Oriental Mix with Amber, Patchouli, etc
Metallic
Unique Aspect of Rose
PG13 Brûlure de Rose by Parfumerie Générale by Pierre Guillaume
Multifloral
Rose&Jamine Duo
- Myrrh, frankincense and incense
- Neon yellow lemon perfumes. Vitamin C special edit
- Golden Oranges
- An Ode to Oud
- Beach Memories & Salty Breeze
- Smoky Perfumes 2018 Edit
- Iris (orris) perfumes
- Sandalwood perfumes anthology
- Dare-to-wear perfumes. Halloween 2018 special.
- Making Sense of Amber
- The Sweet Taste of Autumn
- La Vie en Rose
- Fog&Petrichor
- Tea
- Chypre Anthology
- Green in Perfume
- Aphrodisiacs in Perfume
- Aldehydes in Perfume
- Iso-e-super: the Phantom of the Formula
- Cashmeran: the Autumn Molecule
- Ambroxan in Perfume
- White&Black Musks in Perfume
- Smell To Taste | Fruity Perfumes
- Around the World in 10 Raw Materials
- Coniferous Bliss
- Violets in Perfumery
- Vanilla et Co: Anthology of Sweet in Perfume
- Rare Resins: Elemi, Peru&Tolu
- Benzoin in Perfume
- Exploring Labdanum
- Perfumes Luca Turin Loved. 2016 Edit
- Continental Roses
- Citrus Scent Selection
- Jasmine: The Blonde Diva Of Perfume
- Aqua Florals