Floral

Damask Rose smells like the most sophisticated floral you've ever encountered—imagine walking into a sunlit garden where the air is thick with velvety petals. It's honeyed and slightly spicy, with a whisper of green leafiness beneath. There's an almost powdery softness to it, reminiscent of high-quality rose water or dried petals from grandmother's linen drawer, yet it carries an unexpected fruity brightness—like red berries and ripe plums. It's unmistakably feminine without being cloying, and it commands attention without shouting.

Spicy

Spicy notes conjure the warmth of a winter kitchen—imagine biting into a cinnamon stick, the peppery tingle of black pepper on your tongue, or the sweet-heat of clove. They're simultaneously warm and sharp, with a gentle burn that lingers pleasantly rather than aggressively. Think of the dusty, slightly sweet aroma of nutmeg or the resinous heat of ginger root. These notes feel comforting yet invigorating, like wrapping yourself in a cashmere blanket whilst holding something alive and tingling in your hands.