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Vertus · Sold as unisex
Rose Morocco
The intricate patterns of a Moroccan rug, where vibrant florals intertwine with warm spices to create a harmonious and inviting space.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2015 by Vertus, Rose Morocco is a composition that balances the warmth of spices with the delicate beauty of rose. The fragrance opens with an aromatic burst of apple and saffron before diving into the heart of rose, geranium, and magnolia, creating a lush floral bouquet. As it settles, the base notes of cashmere wood, cedar, sandalwood, and oud add depth and complexity, grounding the scent in earthy warmth. This unisex fragrance is an ode to the rich blend of Moroccan scents, blending traditional florals with oriental spices.
Apply this fragrance to pulse points for the best longevity. The aromatic top notes will dissipate within an hour, but the base notes of wood and oud will linger throughout the day. It's perfect for cooler weather when you want a scent that is both warm and enveloping.
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