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Royal
The crispness of a perfectly ripe peach, sliced open and enjoyed on a sunlit terrace — where the freshness of fruit meets the understated luxury of powdery woods.
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RoyalHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2019, Royal by Moresque is a Floral Fruity fragrance that marries the brightness of citrus and fruity top notes with the warm, enveloping embrace of its base. The opening of white peach, rhubarb, and grapefruit creates an immediate sense of freshness, while pink pepper adds a subtle spiciness. This vibrancy transitions into a heart of peony, iris, and jasmine, which then settles into a powdery, sweet amber base with ambroxan and precious woods. Royal is a scent that feels both contemporary and classic.
This fragrance benefits from an initial wait time; apply two sprays to allow the top notes to settle before reapplying if needed. The sweet amber base develops over time, so it's best experienced close to skin for a warmer, more intimate effect.
Fig. 01 — Royal, Moresque
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