Roses are truly captivating. Firstly, they stand as one of the oldest and most cherished scents. For centuries, they have enriched perfumes, skin care, and aromatherapy, making spaces smell delightful. Its scent evokes feelings of love, romance, and sophistication, blending the charm of old and new scents seamlessly. Although often associated with femininity, it intriguingly enhances masculine perfumes as well.

Historically, they’ve been key in perfumery. Ancient civilizations, like Egypt and the Ottoman Empire, used its petals in oils and perfumes. This marked it as a love and beauty symbol across cultures.

Rose scents vary widely, from traditional to modern. Bulgarian, Turkish, and tea roses are especially popular. Each has a distinct aroma that sets various moods and atmospheres.

Beyond their captivating scent, they also offer significant benefits. Their oil, a staple in aromatherapy, promotes relaxation and stress reduction. Furthermore, it’s a key ingredient in skincare, prized for its hydrating and anti-aging properties.

Combining it with other scents yields rich and complex perfumes. Pairings like rose with vanilla, oud, and patchouli are particularly favored, crafting unique and unforgettable fragrances that are widely adored.

Following are the impressions of such perfumes by Rawaha:

Imperial Rose

If you love roses, you’ll really enjoy Imperial Rose. At first, Rose de Mai is the main smell, making a great first impression. As the fragrance opens up, it’s like the rose is touched by morning dew, making it feel fresh with a hint of green. Finally, the scent wraps up beautifully, mixing flower and spicy smells together for a lovely ending.

This perfume is our way of showing respect to Dior’s Gipsy, trying to capture its special qualities in our own version.

Solitary Rose

This scent is a special mix of roses. It starts with pepper and turmeric. Then, it shifts to Turkish, Bulgarian, and rose de mai. Finally, it settles into a pink base with tonka and patchouli, ending with a bright floral smell. It’s Rawaha’s take on Tom Ford’s Rose Prick.

Spirited Rose

Spirited Rose is Rawaha’s version of Ardent. It’s inspired by love and is very appealing. This scent is full of feelings and warmth. The nature of the scent is cozy which is perfect for new love or lasting relationships.

First off, the fragrance begins boldly with a mix of saffron and coriander. Then, it smoothly transitions to a soft, beautiful Turkish rose. Next, the heart of the scent features a lovely rose bloom, entwined with jasmine and beeswax. Towards the end, agarwood blends wonderfully, while benzoin and vanilla ensure a tempting finish. This fragrance exudes cozy warmth, making indulging in it a delightful treat. It is Rawaha’s version of Boadicea The Victorious Ardent.

Desert Rose

Inspired by Middle Eastern scents, Louis Vuitton’s Fleur du Desert is elegantly eastern. Its sweet, floral aroma is instantly captivating. Then, orange blossom and rose add playfulness to this dreamy scent. Ambroxan and agarwood at the base provide depth. Rawaha’s version, Desert Bloom, retains these special elements and adds our unique twist.

Valley of Roses

This scent starts with quince jam and raspberry. Next, it blends into sandalwood’s woodsy aroma. Finally, it evokes nature with rosewood and agarwood. It’s a mix of intriguing contrasts, showcasing a bold character with wild, animal-like scents. This is Rawaha’s take on Dior’s Oud Rosewood.

In conclusion, this scent’s appeal is unmistakable. Its beauty and adaptability make it a perfumery favorite across generations. Whether you prefer classic florals or modern twists, there’s a rose perfume for everyone

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