Rose

776 perfumes

About

Classic rose, from fresh to deep

Scent Profile

The rose accord evokes the scent of blooming rose petals, ranging from fresh, dewy, and slightly green facets to rich, velvety, and honeyed depths. It can display nuances of citrus, fruit, spice, or powder depending on the specific rose materials and their treatment. The overall character is floral, soft to opulent, and often perceived as warm and enveloping.

Citrus 5%

Floral 42%

Fruity 10%

Green 10%

Sweet 22%

Warm 7%

Woody 6%

Earthy 5%

Animalic 4%

Fresh 15%

Signature Notes

Notes most distinctively associated with Rose fragrances.

Taif Rose 10

Raspberry 249

Peony 261

Litchi 110

Red Currant 23

Hyacinth 61

Blackberry 60

Rose 1645

Common Notes

Notes most frequently found in Rose fragrances.

Rosebud 1

Musk 2576

Amber 1541

Lily Of The Valley 406

Bergamot 1773

History

Rose has been a central floral accord in perfumery since antiquity, with documented use in ancient Persian, Roman, and Indian cultures. In modern perfumery, the rose accord gained prominence in the 19th century with the advent of rose absolutes and synthetic rose molecules, becoming a cornerstone of both feminine and unisex fragrances. Iconic rose interpretations span from soliflore compositions to complex floral bouquets.

In Perfumery

Perfumers use the rose accord as a heart note, providing structure and a recognizable floral signature to compositions. It is commonly paired with citrus, green, fruity, or spicy top notes and supported by woody, musky, or amber base notes. The rose accord is versatile, appearing in soliflores, chypres, orientals, and modern gourmands.