ROSE 31 3.4 EDP SP for Unisex
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Product Details
| Top Notes | Rose, Cumin |
|---|---|
| Base Notes | Musk, Agarwood (oud), Labdanum, Guaiac wood, Olibanum |
| Heart Notes | Rose, Cedar, Vetiver |
| Fragrance Type | Floral |
| Concentration | EDP |
| Gender | UNISEX |
| Mood | Calm & Relax |
| Wear (Daytime/Night) | Daytime |
Unveil the captivating allure of Le Labo's Rose 31, a unisex fragrance that was first launched in 2006. This enchanting perfume is a harmonious blend of natures finest scents. Its enchanting aroma is versatile and sophisticated, making it a perfect choice for both men and women.
The top notes of Rose and Cumin form an invigorating opening, captivating your senses from the first spritz. As the fragrance evolves, the heart notes of Vetiver and Cedar make a grand entrance, introducing a woody and earthy dimension to the scent. The base notes of Musk, Guaiac wood, Agarwood (oud), Olibanum, and Labdanum come together to create a warm and inviting finish, enveloping you in a cocoon of luxurious scent.
Le Labo, the design house behind Rose 31, is renowned for its commitment to crafting high-quality fragrances. This EDP spray comes in a handy 3.4 oz size, perfect for keeping in your bag for a quick fragrance refresh throughout the day. The eye-catching bottle design is as sophisticated as the fragrance it houses, making it a stylish addition to any perfume collection.
With its unique barcode 842185115809, you can be assured of the authenticity of this Le Labo Unisex Rose 31 EDP Spray. Whether you're treating yourself or looking for the perfect gift, this fragrance is sure to impress. Experience the captivating charm of Le Labo's Rose 31 today.
A spicy, woody rose fragrance with cumin and cedar accents.
No, it's a modern unisex take on rose.
Yes, it blends well with other Le Labo scents.
Ideal for cooler seasons or evenings.
Those who love complex, non-floral rose scents.
