Rose

Pared-back and pure rose
Floral
Vintage/old school
Top Notesalmondlemonpeony
Heartchypregeraniumrose
Base Notesoakmosspatchouli
Style for her
Rose - Molinard - Bloom Perfumery

Sensual and voluptuous, Rose has a mysterious simplicity. The Eau de Parfum embodies contemporary feminity with graceful notes ans playfully unveils its fruity chords. An invitation to a walk along the Riviera as a return to the Dolce Vita.

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Rose suits an unhurried afternoon that calls for a little formality: a crisp blouse, a handwritten invitation, conversation at close quarters. Peony and lemon keep the mood buoyant, while rose, geranium and a mossy base bring a composed, deliberately old-fashioned charm.

How to wear

Try it in mild spring weather or cooler autumn air, when the floral heart and mossy base can feel balanced. Begin with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms; in warm weather, use a lighter application to keep the voluptuous rose from feeling too enveloping.

Who it’s for

For lovers of rose-led florals with a vintage sensibility, especially those who prefer moss, patchouli and musk beneath the petals rather than a sugary finish. Peony and lemon offer a lighter counterpoint to the more traditional rose-and-geranium heart.

Release year

2015

Molinard’s story

An independent, family-owned house rooted in Grasse, Molinard balances traditional perfumery with contemporary creation. Its approach values quality ingredients from both nature and science, treating fragrance as an everyday source of emotion rather than a luxury reserved for special occasions.

Rose’s concept

The modern Rose joined Les Éléments in 2015, a collection built around individual perfumery materials. Inspired by Grasse’s emblematic flower, it gives rose a sensual, sparkling treatment, with the Riviera and Dolce Vita providing the fragrance’s leisurely romantic imagery.

Extra info

Molinard had a fragrance named Rose as early as 1860, but the modern Eau de Parfum should not be assumed to reproduce that historical formula. Rose, Rose Turkia and Rose Émois are separate fragrances in the house’s range.

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Top Notesalmondlemonpeony
Heartchypregeraniumrose
Base Notesoakmosspatchouli
Style for her

Sensual and voluptuous, Rose has a mysterious simplicity. The Eau de Parfum embodies contemporary feminity with graceful notes ans playfully unveils its fruity chords. An invitation to a walk along the Riviera as a return to the Dolce Vita.

Close

All about this fragrance

Vibe check

Rose suits an unhurried afternoon that calls for a little formality: a crisp blouse, a handwritten invitation, conversation at close quarters. Peony and lemon keep the mood buoyant, while rose, geranium and a mossy base bring a composed, deliberately old-fashioned charm.

How to wear

Try it in mild spring weather or cooler autumn air, when the floral heart and mossy base can feel balanced. Begin with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms; in warm weather, use a lighter application to keep the voluptuous rose from feeling too enveloping.

Who it’s for

For lovers of rose-led florals with a vintage sensibility, especially those who prefer moss, patchouli and musk beneath the petals rather than a sugary finish. Peony and lemon offer a lighter counterpoint to the more traditional rose-and-geranium heart.

Release year

2015

Molinard’s story

An independent, family-owned house rooted in Grasse, Molinard balances traditional perfumery with contemporary creation. Its approach values quality ingredients from both nature and science, treating fragrance as an everyday source of emotion rather than a luxury reserved for special occasions.

Rose’s concept

The modern Rose joined Les Éléments in 2015, a collection built around individual perfumery materials. Inspired by Grasse’s emblematic flower, it gives rose a sensual, sparkling treatment, with the Riviera and Dolce Vita providing the fragrance’s leisurely romantic imagery.

Extra info

Molinard had a fragrance named Rose as early as 1860, but the modern Eau de Parfum should not be assumed to reproduce that historical formula. Rose, Rose Turkia and Rose Émois are separate fragrances in the house’s range.

All about this fragrance

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