You deserve it The eau de parfum collection is launched under the Love Yourself campaign.
Defined in Whitney Houston s legendary song, the greatest love of all is to love yourself.
Based in La Gacilly, France, Yves Rocher reinforces this notion in its Love Yourself campaign, launched along with three fragrances that elaborate on the self-love manifesto.
Under the Love Begins Here concept, Quelques Notes D Amour by Domitille Bertier is a sensual floral-oriental eau de parfum featuring rich notes of Rosa damascena absolute and smoky guaiac wood essence, caressed by benzoin extract.
The second nose Caroline Dumur composed Mon Rouge!, whose concept is Love Yourself Others Will Follow. She combined notes of patchouli, neroli essence and iris as well as prune and blackcurrant accord for the floral-gourmand scent.
Reimagining roses: experimental takes on a classic scent
Reimagining roses: experimental takes on a classic scent
Rose – the most traditional ingredient in fragrance – is being given an unconventional edge by niche perfumers and big-name brands
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Roses from my Garden. An exhibition of the series will open this spring at Waddesdon Manor, Buckinghamshire
‘A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose,’ said Gertrude Stein. Yet, in the world of perfumery, a rose is always much more than a rose. It is the combination of the flower’s essence with other fragrant notes that creates a unique scent. Traditionally, rose perfumes have been characterised as the olfactory equivalent to pop music – guaranteed crowdpleasers, easily accessible. Recently, however, a host of niche perfumers and big-name brands have been experimenting with rose fragrances, taking the ubiquity of the scent as a challenge to create perfumes that subvert exceptions and offer a new per