Jean-Charles Brosseau Ombre Rose L'Original Parfum

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As mentioned, both natural and synthetic rose ingredients are commonly used to evoke the many subtle shades of rose that feature in the perfume world, but let’s focus on the “good stuff” for now: the natural rose essence that is so precious to perfumers. First of all, the basics: fragrances are created by mixing a carrier, such as denatured alcohol, with concentrated fragrance oils. The production of natural fragrance oils, or essential oils is complex, and depending on the processes used (e.g. how they’re obtained and how they’re combined), you end up with different results.

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Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. The natural ingredients are used widely, mostly in higher-priced rose perfumes, typically in floral, oriental and chypre fragrances. By the way, here is more info if you want to know more why some perfumes are so expensive. https://www.organicfacts.net/health-benefits/essential-oils/health-benefits-of-rose-essential-oil.html DIRTY ROSE With a dominant rose aroma, this woody balsamic fragrance is for rose lovers who are looking for earthy tones with a smoky charm. Pink ombre preserved roses, purple ombre eternity roses, ombre arrangements, ombre roses in a box, eternity ombre roses, hot pink rosesAlso known as the Provence rose or cabbage rose, this flower is mostly cultivated in France and Morocco. In France, it is grown in Grasse, undoubtedly the old world capital of perfume, since 1650. It is slightly less common than the Damask rose, but also dearly loved by the perfume world. This variety offers a tenacious odor that has been described as a rich, voluptuous, true rose scent with undertones of honey and green. But it is pricey: The price of 1 kg absolute of rose de mai is about 16.000 Euros.

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Considering the star status that rose has in the perfume world, you can imagine how much demand there is for its essential oils as ingredients. But, as you’ll see below, it’s not a cheap or easy process to get that precious natural scent into a bottle. OMBRE ROSE Originally launched in 1981, this powdery, woody floral fragrance is a beautifully traditional rose perfume. We love the classic combo of geranium, sandalwood, iris, musk and vanilla. Empress Josephine Rose Oil Perfume, Historical Rose Perfume Rose Oil Rose Perfume, Vegan Perfume, Essential Oil Roll On Perfume Similar to rose absolutes, organic rose extract – sometimes called by its French name, extrait – is derived using a solvent extraction process, but the difference is that only benign solvents are used. The resulting essence is typically softer and less intense than conventional rose absolute made with hexane, and can be certified as an organic product. The color of the extrait is greenish, and the cost falls somewhere in between rose otto and rose absolute.ROSE 31 Blending feminine and masculine notes, this confident and spicy rose perfume is warm and wonderfully woody. Modern and mysterious in equal measure. The first people to actually cultivate the flower were probably the Chinese, around 500 BC. Other early civilisations also cherished the fragrant rose, including the Greeks, Romans, and Phoenicans, all of whom have sung the blossom’s praises in their literature. MIDNIGHT ROSE Upbeat and joyful this vibrant scent from Lancome blends rose notes with tangy raspberry, woody lows and sumptuous vanilla notes.

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Rose absolute is the result of a solvent (e.g. hexane) extraction process of rose petals. A solid, waxy material called concrete is produced. This stuff is then mixed with alcohol, and the waxy by-product removed, to create the end product – a reddish-orange or yellow-brown viscous liquid with a rich, deep rose scent to it. It is the most widely used version of natural rose essence in perfumery because of its potency, tenacity, and relative cost effectiveness compared to rose otto. An average yield is around seven pounds of absolute from 10,000 pounds of rose petals.Rose oil can also be extracted using CO2, which is a newer method of extracting flavors and aromas. It’s expensive to do, but reportedly yields the truest version of the original flower’s original fragrance, and so you get a superior product. Aside from the cost, the reason why this process is seldom used has to do with the locations of CO2 plants, which are often not next to the fields, as opposed to the more conventional methods. R ose is very widely used and other frequent and successful blends are: amber, bergamot, cassie, cedarwood, chamomile, clary sage, geranium, lavender, mimosa, orange flower, palmarosa, patchouli, sandalwood and ylang ylang. ROSES DE CHLOE Tender and refreshing in equal measure, this rose perfume is one of Chloe’s signature scents. Notes of white musk and amber join damascena rose to create a fresh floral fragrance. Ayurvedic treatment also use rose as a balancing ingredient, which in turn “enhances positive emotions, and intensifies the experience of happiness and bliss.” ROSE After all our studies of rose, we felt that we should make our own rose scented perfume. And we decided to keep it 100% rose. For the purists. Made only with botanical ingredients, this single-flower scent is a full-bodied perfume on its own. Discover it!