Iris
Ambroxan
Violet
Bergamot
Frankincense
Myrrh
Orange blossom
TheTr
9 Reviews
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Rose D'artiste means the 'Art of Pink', journey through the world of pink hues.
Piece 883/1300
Rose D'artiste unfolds with fresh and zingy bergamot. This isn't a juicy or explosive bergamot; it delicately introduces a sense of freshness, setting the stage for the upcoming accord. Even in its initial stages, the subtle powdery and incensy whispers of frankincense and myrrh begin to weave through, creating an ambiant vibe. The blending technique seems to infuse a refreshing quality without compromising the fragrance's depth; instead, it strikes a perfect balance, both substantial and gracefully nuanced.
After around 1-3 minutes, the main character of violet and iris emerge. This imparts a slightly powdery, dusty, but still retaining the softness with a hint of sweetness. The iris, likely sourced from the flower rather than the root, imparts a dry, resolute yet velvety touch. The interplay between iris and violet takes on the route of a powdery cosmetic scent, subtly sweetened against a backdrop of incense, becoming the defining idea of the fragrance.
Underneath, we have the lingering tones of frankincense, myrrh, and ambroxan. Throughout the olfactory journey, a rich tones of floral, powdery, ambery, and incense notes unfolds. The amber/incense fusion doesn't lean heavily into smoky or intense ash aspects; instead, it focus on the ambery and opulent facets of the resin. The collaboration between myrrh and iris prevents an overwhelming sweetness, preserving the enigmatic Middle Eastern signature characteristic of the Armani Prive line.
This fragrance stays quite close to the skin, projecting just enough to reach the length of an arm. It's not an overwhelming presence but rather an airy, gentle embrace that lingers gracefully on the skin. I recall applying it around 7-8 pm on one occasion, and the following morning, a subtle trace of Rose D'artiste still lingered. Much like a lingering ghost of fragrance, it leaves a faint, a whisper.
Imagine in a classy museum space, silent and undisturbed, with a single masterpiece illuminated in the center of the room. In front of you, a rose sculpted from with marble, adorned with silk fabrics in shades of purple, gray, and pastel, all veiled in a mystical haze of smoke and incense. The contrast between materials, colors, and forms creates a unique and contemporary experience.
Experiencing Rose D'artiste feels like a fleeting moment crafted by Marie Salamagne, more about capturing a specific atmosphere, moment or space rather than adhering to a classic fragrance structure. Rose D'artiste is both simple and profound, an artful and mysterious creation that encapsulates a singular moment, a distinct emotion, a particular scenario.
Rose D'artiste unfolds with fresh and zingy bergamot. This isn't a juicy or explosive bergamot; it delicately introduces a sense of freshness, setting the stage for the upcoming accord. Even in its initial stages, the subtle powdery and incensy whispers of frankincense and myrrh begin to weave through, creating an ambiant vibe. The blending technique seems to infuse a refreshing quality without compromising the fragrance's depth; instead, it strikes a perfect balance, both substantial and gracefully nuanced.
After around 1-3 minutes, the main character of violet and iris emerge. This imparts a slightly powdery, dusty, but still retaining the softness with a hint of sweetness. The iris, likely sourced from the flower rather than the root, imparts a dry, resolute yet velvety touch. The interplay between iris and violet takes on the route of a powdery cosmetic scent, subtly sweetened against a backdrop of incense, becoming the defining idea of the fragrance.
Underneath, we have the lingering tones of frankincense, myrrh, and ambroxan. Throughout the olfactory journey, a rich tones of floral, powdery, ambery, and incense notes unfolds. The amber/incense fusion doesn't lean heavily into smoky or intense ash aspects; instead, it focus on the ambery and opulent facets of the resin. The collaboration between myrrh and iris prevents an overwhelming sweetness, preserving the enigmatic Middle Eastern signature characteristic of the Armani Prive line.
This fragrance stays quite close to the skin, projecting just enough to reach the length of an arm. It's not an overwhelming presence but rather an airy, gentle embrace that lingers gracefully on the skin. I recall applying it around 7-8 pm on one occasion, and the following morning, a subtle trace of Rose D'artiste still lingered. Much like a lingering ghost of fragrance, it leaves a faint, a whisper.
Imagine in a classy museum space, silent and undisturbed, with a single masterpiece illuminated in the center of the room. In front of you, a rose sculpted from with marble, adorned with silk fabrics in shades of purple, gray, and pastel, all veiled in a mystical haze of smoke and incense. The contrast between materials, colors, and forms creates a unique and contemporary experience.
Experiencing Rose D'artiste feels like a fleeting moment crafted by Marie Salamagne, more about capturing a specific atmosphere, moment or space rather than adhering to a classic fragrance structure. Rose D'artiste is both simple and profound, an artful and mysterious creation that encapsulates a singular moment, a distinct emotion, a particular scenario.
Updated on 02/16/2024
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