Notes Atlas/Rose Petals
Rose · 76 fragrances
Rose Petals.
76
Fragrances
1999
Earliest use in catalog
heart
Typical position · 68%
Rose
Reads as
Soft and lush, rose petals bring a delicate warmth to perfumery, their presence felt in nearly half the fragrances of our catalog.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of rose petals-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
Where to wear it
The fragrances that wear it best.
The Story
Rose Petals in perfumery.
Rose petals evoke the heart of a garden, a scent that is both familiar and deeply evocative. Harvested from the blooms of Rosa damascena or other varieties, these petals carry a sweet, slightly fruity aroma with hints of honey and green leaves.
In compositions, rose petals often form the heart note, providing a floral core that can be powdery or fresh depending on extraction methods. Perfumers frequently pair them with musk for warmth, vanilla for sweetness, sandalwood for depth, bergamot for freshness, patchouli for earthiness, and jasmine for added florality.
Today, rose petals continue to enchant in fragrances like My Burberry Blush by Burberry, where they blend seamlessly with powdery musks, or in Live Irresistible by Givenchy, where their floral essence is accentuated by a woody base. These notes reflect a trend towards soft, comforting scents that resonate with modern sensibilities.