Fragrance and Composition

• This eau de parfum belongs to the floral olfactory family.
• The fragrance was launched in 2014.
• It was created by perfumer Francis Kurkdjian.
• It is part of the À la rose collection.

The essence of Damascus rose introduces fruity notes of pear and lychee in the top. Rose Centifolia absolue unfolds in the heart and base through floral, petal, and honey tones. According to the manufacturer, one bottle corresponds to 250 freshly bloomed Centifolia roses and the essence of 150 Damascus roses.

The composition also features musk, a sweet pea accord created by combining various ingredients, and a violet impression reproduced using ionones. The first three INCI entries are alcohol, fragrance, and water. The ingredient list also includes bergamot, lemon, and orange peel oils, rose oil or extract, geranium flower oil, and Virginia cedarwood oil.

You get a rose-focused fragrance in which floral and musky tones intertwine with fruity and honey notes.

Usage

• Protect the perfume from direct light and heat sources.
• Natural extracts may cause the appearance of particles or colour variations, which do not affect the quality of the product.

Packaging

• The bottle volume is 200 ml.
• The bottle is fitted with a natural spray.

About the Brand

Maison Francis Kurkdjian was founded in 2009 by perfumer Francis Kurkdjian and Marc Chaya, who became its president. The brand's collections draw on the tradition of French luxury perfumery while bringing a modern perspective to the creation and wearing of fragrances.

Its creative principles include purity, sophistication, timelessness, and a reinterpreted classicism.

À La Rose is thus part of a collection that bridges the tradition of French perfumery with a contemporary approach to fragrance.