Description

"A rose is a rose is a rose..." this famous saying was written by Gertrude Stein, one of the most prominent artists of the 20th century. This phrase simply states that among all flowers the rose is truly unique and today we have more than 50 varieties. Roses can be light, sublime, fresh, seductive, soft and also erotic when blended with patchouli and musk. I answered this delicate flower’s provocative calling with soft and voluptuous notes, and among all, I have chosen the May Rose as it is the most cultivated flower in Grasse. For me, Rose de Mai smells the brightest and most cheerful.

Olfactory Composition

Perfumer: Jean Claude Ellena
Head Notes: Rose de Mai
Heart Notes: Immortelle and Geranium
Base Notes: Musk