Korloff Paris Rose Oud

Description

• Brand: Korloff Paris
  Line: rose oud
  Product Type: eau de parfum, tester
  Classification: elite
  Country: France
  Made in: France
  Gender: unisex
  Scent Type: eastern
  Top Note: Citrus, Myrtle
  Heart Note: Oud, Red Berries, Rose, Saffron
  Base Note: Cashmere Tree, Castoreum, Guaiac Wood, Storax
  Caution: avoid contact with eyes, do not use near open flames or heat sources, highly flammable, store out of reach of children

• Oud and rose are the king and queen of oriental fragrances, a union revered by the world’s most renowned perfumers. The French brand Korloff Paris followed suit in 2018 by introducing Rose Oud, a perfume that mesmerizes sophisticated noses with its multifaceted and sultry aroma, embodying the exotic allure and opulence of the East. This fragrance is designed for both men and women, and when used together, you’ll be amazed at how differently it unfolds on you and your partner. Its velvety and majestic accords, like an ancient canopy, will envelop you in an aura of richness and celebration. This perfume composition is ideal for the autumn and winter seasons, as it wraps the body in a sense of warmth and comfort.

  Olfactory Pyramid of Korloff Paris Rose Oud Eau de Parfum (tester without cap):

  Top notes — a bitter-herbal myrtle and sparkling citrus freshness create an invigorating cocktail that energizes with vitality and optimism.

  The heart notes form a passionate duet of rose and oud, mesmerizing with their blend of honeyed, floral, and smoky-woody nuances. Enhanced by the pungent saffron and sweet-sour red berries, they acquire a unique spiciness and sensuality.

  Base notes present a sweet woody trail, with balsamic, musky, leathery, smoky, and spicy nuances that harmoniously complement the distinguished image of its wearer.

  TESTER — A tester is a demonstration version of the fragrance provided by manufacturers with a batch of products for promotional purposes at the point of sale. Please note that there are no differences (quality of the fragrance, longevity, etc.) between a tester and the retail version. The only distinction is that since testers are released for advertising purposes, the manufacturer is less meticulous with their packaging: they are offered in what is known as technical packaging (a plain cardboard box, different from the one used for retail bottles) and often do not come with a cap. This is why testers are more affordably priced.