Signature Rosé
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Composed by Claude Dir
The rose here has morning dew on its petals, but its roots are in oud, myrrh, and frankincense. ZAHAROFF Signature Rosé combines a romantic flower with a serious woody-resinous base, without needing to choose just one facet.
Turkish rose and Bulgarian rose otto open the composition richly and dewy. One brings velvety depth, the other a brighter, gentler glow, so the rose appears layered from the start.
Claude Dir and Mane build the perfume on the foundation of Signature Pour Homme, but with a clear turn towards rare rose essences. Golden amber, jasmine, and red peony in the heart give the flower warmth, creamy fullness, and a subtle fruity nuance.
On the skin, sandalwood, oud, and bourbon vanilla lead towards sugarcane, myrrh, and olibanum tears. The sweetness remains balanced as wood and incense constantly darken it.
If you want a simple fresh rose or a light daily bouquet, Rosé will be too opulent and resinous for you. Its true depth is revealed when the petals stop being moist and begin to absorb the oud.
In the drydown, Turkish rose remains in a cloud of olibanum, laid on sandalwood and a thin layer of sugarcane — a flower that has moved from the garden to a dark, fragrant temple.
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