Floral

Rose

Note Profile

Natural 2305 perfumes

Also Known As

Black Rose, Blue Rose, British Rose, Bulgarian Rose, Centifolia Rose, Centifolia Rose Absolute, Damask Rose, Damask Rose Absolute, Damask Rose Essence, Emotion Rose, Fantasia Rose, Grasse Rose, Green Rosebud, Halfeti Black Rose, Liv Tyler Rose, May Rose, May Rose Absolute, Moroccan Rose, Moroccan Rose Absolute, Musk Rose, Passion Rose, Red Rose, Rosa Centifolia, Rose Centifolia, Rose Damascena Absolute, Rose Essence, Rose Essential™, Rose Flower Extract, Rose Ketones, Rose May, Rose Oil, Rose Petals, Rose Ultimate Extract™, Rose Water, Tea Rose, Tincture Of Rose, Turkey Red Rose, Turkish Damask Rose, Turkish Rose, Turkish Rose Absolute, White Rose, Wild Rose

About

Classic rose

Scent Profile

Rose has a rich, multi-faceted floral scent with nuances of fresh petals, subtle spice, honey, and sometimes green or fruity undertones. Its aroma can range from dewy and light to deep and velvety, evolving from a crisp opening to a warm, lingering drydown. The complexity of rose makes it both romantic and versatile in perfumery.

Citrus 5%

Floral 85%

Fruity 0%

Green 5%

Sweet 25%

Warm 0%

Woody 0%

Earthy 0%

Animalic 5%

Fresh 10%

Origin

Rose oil and absolute are primarily extracted from Rosa damascena and Rosa centifolia, cultivated in regions such as Bulgaria, Turkey, and Morocco. Extraction methods include steam distillation for rose oil and solvent extraction for rose absolute, each yielding distinct aromatic profiles. Harvesting is labor-intensive, with petals picked by hand in the early morning to preserve their scent.

Usage in Perfumery

Rose is used mainly as a heart note, providing floral richness and depth to compositions. It blends well with citrus, spices, woods, and other florals, and is found in both feminine and masculine fragrances. Perfumers employ rose to impart elegance, structure, and a classic floral signature.