A queenly fragrance for the queen of flowers: sweet and fresh like a rose garden. The top notes are green and spicy with cardamom. The heart is rose and sweet pea. Damask rose was used in both absolute and essence form.

In the base, musk and white cedar bring a powdery softness.

• Type of rose:

  • In this creation, the perfumer used Damask rose: the result is a note less honeyed than that of Centifolia rose, more lychee, more raspberry, and fresher at the top. He combines Damask rose essence and absolute to recreate a fuller and richer scent of the flower.

• Sweet peas:

  • This climbing plant produces a flower with a sweet, slightly powdery scent: a kind of soft, very fresh rose. In this creation, it supports the rose, the queen of flowers.

• White cedar:

  • Here, the perfumer imagined a "white" cedar, a softer cedar note. Cedar is a wood. It is prized for its woody, sparkling, and dry notes that lend a great deal of elegance to perfumes. It is easy to recognize because it smells like pencil lead.

Ingredients : Alcohol denat., parfum (fragrance), aqua (water), alpha-isomethyl ionone, citral, citronellol, geraniol, hydroxycitronellal, limonene, linalool