Rose Sauvage

Wild Rose

Provence Santé

.... at least when it comes to the top note.

In one statement, I absolutely agree with Flor. This rose smells very natural, but it only becomes a soliflore from the heart note onwards.

I find the opening to be refreshingly pleasant and somewhat alcoholic. The olfactory effect reminds me of hair water. This fresh effect actually lasts quite a long time.

As the alcoholic freshness fades, a lovely rose bouquet unfolds, beyond all cheesy romance. The flowers mentioned above play no significant role, but merely support the rose note.

Even in the base, the rosy impression is well maintained and receives a soft touch from the benzoin.

The execution of Rose Sauvage is also well done for a natural fragrance, which I can also say about its longevity and sillage.

For €20.00, the rose lover is offered something truly fine here.