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Rose Violet
The quiet confidence of a woman who knows she doesn't need to be noticed — her presence speaks for itself, like the soft perfume that lingers in the air after a rain.
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Rose VioletBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2016 by Victoria's Secret, Rose Violet is a floral fragrance that captures the essence of two iconic blooms — rose and violet. The composition opens with a vibrant burst of rose, which seamlessly transitions into the subtle sweetness of violets. This soft florality is balanced by powdery and woody notes, creating a scent that feels both classic and modern. Rose Violet is designed to be an intimate fragrance, one that whispers its charm rather than declaring it from afar.
Apply Rose Violet lightly at pulse points; it blooms best close to skin. The powdery and woody notes take time to develop fully, so give it an hour before you reassess its projection. Perfect for daytime wear where a subtle scent is ideal.
Fig. 01 — Rose Violet, Victoria's Secret
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