Tom Ford Rose De Chine

Mostly the flower itself, ranging from jammy to green depending on the blend. Underneath that, sweet resinous warmth, soft and slightly powdery.

It opens on chinese peony, moves through rose, and settles on myrrh and labdanum.

• rose: the flower itself, landing anywhere between jammy and fresh green depending on the variety used
• myrrh: dry bitter resin, smoky with a medicinal edge. Frankincense's darker counterpart

It lasts well and sits close to the skin after the first hour.

Built from the note listing and the measured performance figures. We have not smelled this one.