Notes Atlas/Tincture of Rose

Rose · 69 fragrances

Tincture of Rose.

69

Fragrances

1911

Earliest use in catalog

heart

Typical position · 80%

Rose

Reads as

In the heart of a floral bouquet, tincture of rose unfurls its delicate petals, offering an essence that perfumers have cherished for over a century in our catalog.

Profile

What it reads as.

Rose
75
Woody
67
Floral
61
White floral
54
Citrus
51
Powdery
49

Share of tincture of rose-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.

Family

Pairs with.

The Story

Tincture of Rose in perfumery.

Tincture of rose captures the quintessential bloom of the flower, distilled into an aromatic liquid that retains the freshness and depth of the rose petal. This tincture is not merely a scent but a concentrated essence, rich with the nuances of its floral source, from the initial burst of sweetness to the lingering warmth of its heart.

In perfumery, tincture of rose often occupies the heart note, where it provides depth and complexity. Its pairing with musk adds an earthy contrast, while jasmine enhances its natural sweetness. Sandalwood complements its woody undertones, bergamot brings a citrus freshness, and patchouli introduces a smoky backdrop. Together, these notes create a harmonious blend that is both classic and versatile.

Today, tincture of rose can be found in several notable fragrances such as N°5 Eau Premiere Chanel by Chanel and Les Creations de Monsieur Dior Forever and Ever by Dior. These compositions showcase the note's ability to integrate seamlessly into modern perfumery trends, blending traditional floral notes with contemporary accords for a refined olfactory experience.

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