... Classic, Charming Fragrance
Ambergris Ambre Rose
3ml
Parfums Laroche
Oceanic Ambergris with its subtle notes of sweet animalic musk, carefully composed with Royal Indian Amber for rich, warm and spicy base notes of distinguished integrity and nobility. Infused as a whispering veil of beauty, Rose Damascena opens up the soul of Ambergris Ambre Rose... to bring out the irresistible charm and fine character... elegant, classic, divine.
Intended as a unisex mid afternoon to evening scent... attracting positive energy and healthy interaction.
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WHAT DOES AMBERGRIS SMELL LIKE
Ambergris has an unusual odor which is difficult to explain to anyone who has never had the pleasure of its sensual aroma. Ambergris is often described as being musky and having a sweet earthy aroma unlike any other, or a mossy fragrance reminiscent of the damp forest floor. Depending on the quality of the ambergris there can be a great variation in the fragrance. Poor quality or fresh ambergris (which is black and sticky) is fairly offensive in fragrance. If you can imagine scented cow dung you will be on the right track. Many people expect ambergris to have a very strong or foul odor, but this is not the case. In general, lighter coloured pieces of ambergris have a subtle, pleasant smell. The base animal (manure) odor fades as the ambergris cures. However, the white and grey varieties, in particular, possess the subtle, sweet addictive aroma that beachcombing dreams are made of. |
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF ROSE OIL
The Rose has been appreciated throughout history since ancient times in Greece, China, India, Persia and Roman Empire.The Chinese had been growing roses for thousands of years, some records of rose cultivation date back to the 11th century BC. Some of these roses began to reach Europe in the late 18th century. The aromatic value of the rose is highly regarded in perfumery, where it gives a penetrating and long lasting sweet note to compositions. The complex floral and exotic scent of rose has been seen as feminine, though in the Eastern cultures, both men and women use this fine fragrance by itself. Wearing rose would show the social rank of the person; in the early times the nobles, royalty and the affluent were the only ones who could afford to wear rose scent. Rose oil is also used as an emollient in skin care, and is appreciated for its mind calming and spiritually uplifting quality in aroma therapeutic applications.