Desert Glass

Can I Call U Rose? by Sorry Not Sorry opens like a fresh, dewy morning garden rather than a heavy vintage perfume counter. Crisp damask rose petals pa… Show more

Can I Call U Rose? by Sorry Not Sorry opens like a fresh, dewy morning garden rather than a heavy vintage perfume counter. Crisp damask rose petals pair with tart green apple and chilled plum, cut through by the cool, leafy bite of violet leaf. As the initial fruitiness softens, creamy sandalwood and smooth Javanol emerge, creating a clean, architectural woodiness that keeps the floral tones dry and unisex. In the dry-down, skin-hugging ambrette and soft cedarwood lend the feel of freshly washed cotton drying in cool air. It is an easy, uplifting companion for spring days, relaxed office settings, and weekend coffee runs when you want to smell refined without filling the whole room. Show less

Cleite delivers an unexpected contrast right out of the bottle. The opening wakes you up with tart lemon, sharp bergamot, and a crackle of pink pepper… Show more

Cleite delivers an unexpected contrast right out of the bottle. The opening wakes you up with tart lemon, sharp bergamot, and a crackle of pink pepper. Give it ten minutes. The citrus bite quickly settles down, making room for a rich heart of dry tobacco leaf, sweet saffron, and cool powdery violet. It feels plush on skin. As hours pass, creamy sandalwood and dry cedarwood take over, underpinned by earthy moss and a gentle touch of vanilla. You get a dense, woody floral experience with warm spice that stays noticeable all evening. It is bold without shouting. Show less