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Victoria's Secret · Sold as feminine
Sensuous Cashmere Rose
The soft hum of a quiet library where the scent of fresh roses and powdery pages blend into an intimate embrace.
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Sensuous Cashmere RoseBudget · under $40How it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
The story behind the bottle.
Sensuous Cashmere Rose by Victoria's Secret is a Floral fragrance for women that launched in 2024, capturing the essence of modern femininity with its blend of sweet and powdery notes. The composition opens with vibrant fruity accords that give way to a heart filled with rich florals. A lactonic base adds a subtle creaminess that softens the overall profile, creating a warm and inviting scent. This fragrance is designed to evoke a sense of comfort and elegance, making it perfect for both day and night.
Apply this fragrance sparingly — the fruity top notes are bright but fleeting, while the lactonic base develops slowly. One or two sprays will ensure that the warm, comforting heart and base notes shine through.
Fig. 01 — Sensuous Cashmere Rose, Victoria's Secret
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