Notes Atlas/Wild Rose
Floral · 37 fragrances
Wild Rose.
37
Fragrances
1946
Earliest use in catalog
heart
Typical position · 60%
Floral
Reads as
Wild Rose, a scent that evokes the untamed beauty of nature's own garden, has woven itself into perfumery for decades, offering a fresh perspective on floral notes.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of wild rose-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
The Story
Wild Rose in perfumery.
Wild Rose captures the essence of its namesake with a vibrant, slightly tart aroma that hints at the outdoors. Unlike cultivated roses, this note carries a more rustic and natural scent profile, often associated with fields and woodlands. Its character is less sweet and more lively, reflecting the wildness of its origins.
In compositions, Wild Rose typically occupies the heart or middle notes, providing a floral foundation that can be both fresh and slightly powdery. Perfumers frequently pair it with woody scents like Cedar and Patchouli to enhance its earthy qualities, while Musk adds depth and warmth. This combination creates an inviting, multi-dimensional fragrance.
Today, Wild Rose can be found in a range of notable fragrances such as Burberry Brit for Men by Burberry, which blends the note with woody undertones, and Mademoiselle Ricci by Nina Ricci, where it is paired with floral and powdery elements. These compositions showcase how Wild Rose continues to influence modern perfumery trends.