Black PepperOpens with
Turkish RoseHeart
VetiverDries down to
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Zaharoff · Sold as masculine
Signature Halfeti Black Rose
The moment when the sun dips below the horizon in an urban garden, where the air is filled with the spicy notes of basil and black pepper mingling with the rich, earthy scent of roses.
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The story behind the bottle.
Signature Halfeti Black Rose by Zaharoff, launched in 2024 and crafted by Claude Dir, is an intricate blend of fresh spicy and woody accords that create a complex, captivating scent. The fragrance opens with black pepper and basil, bringing a sharp freshness that immediately grabs attention. This gives way to the rich heart notes of Turkish Rose and Black Rose, which are further enhanced by the depth of cedarwood and oud. The base notes of amber, musk, tonka bean, vetiver, cypriol oil, and labdanum anchor this composition with a warm, earthy embrace.
Apply this fragrance sparingly — the initial freshness can be quite potent. Allow it to develop on your skin for at least ten minutes before reapplying if needed. The base notes take time to bloom fully, so a lighter application ensures that you experience all layers of this complex scent.
Fig. 01 — Signature Halfeti Black Rose, Zaharoff
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Claude Dir
From Curious to Kim KardashianClaude Dir is a Master Perfumer at Mane who began his career at Quest before moving to Givaudan, building a reputation for creative, distinctive compositions.
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