Additional Features

• A warm woody floral that blends the sultry depth of cedarwood with the uniquely fragrant damask rose. Surrounding the rose are hints of violets and lily of the valley.
• Cedar roses are the tops of mature cedar cones that are created as the cones dry out and the flower "petals" are pushed off or disintegrate. There is no cedar rose tree or bush. The damask (aka Damascus) rose was probably the first flower from which rose oil and rose water were distilled, possibly in 10th-century Persia.