Rose

Narjesi Fleur by The Spirit of Dubai opens with a sharp burst of Turkish rose and Taif rose, edged by bitter orange oil, saffron, and a cool cypress b… Show more

Narjesi Fleur by The Spirit of Dubai opens with a sharp burst of Turkish rose and Taif rose, edged by bitter orange oil, saffron, and a cool cypress breeze. As the initial freshness settles, the heart reveals warm clove and syrupy praline alongside earthy immortelle and geranium. The dry down turns woody and dense, grounding the floral core in patchouli, cedarwood, and musk. It projects a dark, spicy floral cloud that feels heavy on skin. Ideal for cold autumn evenings or formal winter gatherings, this fragrance demands space and cool air to bloom properly. Show less

Champion by Laverne opens with an invigorating burst of Italian bergamot, tart juniper berries, and a crisp prickle of pink pepper. As the vibrant cit… Show more

Champion by Laverne opens with an invigorating burst of Italian bergamot, tart juniper berries, and a crisp prickle of pink pepper. As the vibrant citrus greeting settles onto your skin, the scent reveals a sturdy heart of dry cedarwood, aromatic lavender, and subtle patchouli that brings clean structure to the blend. The base rests on a smooth foundation of white musk, earthy vetiver, and creamy guaiac wood, leaving a soft powdery freshness that stays polite and wearable throughout the day. It is an easy-wearing, modern woody aromatic fragrance built for sunny mornings, casual weekend errands, and warm office environments. Show less

Art Of Wood by Lattafa is a versatile unisex fragrance that pairs bright citrus top notes with a grounding woody heart. It features grapefruit and ber… Show more

Art Of Wood by Lattafa is a versatile unisex fragrance that pairs bright citrus top notes with a grounding woody heart. It features grapefruit and bergamot over a foundation of cedarwood, vetiver, and vanilla. This 2024 launch offers a crisp yet warm profile suited for everyday wear during the transition seasons of spring and fall. Show less