Rose Saltifolia
A bright floral-marine rose where sparkling blood orange and pink pepper illuminate a crystalline Grasse rose centifolia, brushed by salty, silky seaweed and resting on soft cashmeran. Airy, mineral and gently woody, it feels like rose petals carried on a sunlit sea breeze.
Perfumer: Stéphanie Bakouche
Rose Saltifolia
A bright floral-marine rose where sparkling blood orange and pink pepper illuminate a crystalline Grasse rose centifolia, brushed by salty, silky seaweed and resting on soft cashmeran. Airy, mineral and gently woody, it feels like rose petals carried on a sunlit sea breeze.
Scent Development and Character
A luminous **floral-marine** composition where sparkling blood orange and pink pepper lift a crystalline rose centifolia, brushed by salty, silky seaweed over a soft cashmeran base. The rose feels airy and dewy rather than heavy, its natural fruity facets shimmering against mineral, iodic nuances that suggest sea spray and sunlit dunes. As it develops, the texture turns more velvety and musky-woody, with the saline accord softening into a gentle, skin-like warmth that keeps the rose floating above a transparent, slightly powdery haze.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Editorial estimate: Works especially well in spring and summer, from mild to warm weather, when its salty, airy rose and marine facets feel most natural. Its moderate projection and transparency make it suitable for daytime wear in casual, smart-casual and many office settings, yet the sensual, sun-on-skin drydown can also complement relaxed evening occasions or seaside trips. Most suitable for spring and summer, with enough transparency and salt-aquatic lightness for mild autumn days; less ideal for very cold winter conditions. Sillage is Soft to moderate sillage: noticeable at close to arm’s length in the first hours, then settling into a more intimate, skin-like aura. Longevity is Moderate longevity: approximately 5–7 hours on skin for most wearers, with the marine-rose heart outlasting the sparkling citrus top and softening into a gentle woody-musky trail.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2018, this is presented as Eau de Parfum and credited to Stéphanie Bakouche. A clear, rectangular Maison Crivelli glass bottle with clean edges, a white label with black text for the brand and fragrance name, and a simple cylindrical black cap; the liquid appears colorless to very pale.
