Juicy Couture
Royal Rose
for women · Launched 2017
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Scent profile
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Notes
Top notes are the first minutes, heart is the next hours, base is what stays.
About Juicy Couture Royal Rose
Royal Rose by Juicy Couture, released in 2017, is a soft, musky rose. Musk leads, with floral and amber facets in support.
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Royal Rose by Juicy Couture, released in 2017, is a soft, musky rose. Musk leads, with floral and amber facets in support.
The composition is built from four notes, listed together. Taif rose, a prized rose from Saudi Arabia, gives a rich, spicy and slightly fruity floral note that defines the scent. Heliotrope adds a powdery, almond-like and slightly vanilla sweetness. Incense brings a soft, smoky and resinous haze that gives the rose a darker, more mysterious feel. Musk wraps everything in a clean, soft and sensual veil that lingers on skin.
The profile suggests an elegant scent for autumn and winter, evenings, dinners and special occasions. It suits someone who likes rose with a powdery, smoky depth, a more grown-up and refined direction for the brand, a royal and polished signature, as the name suggests, that feels warm and intimate.
Royal Rose — for women fragrance by Juicy Couture (released 2017). Notes: Heliotrope, Incense, Musk, Taif Rose. — Parfica open fragrance database
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How much does Juicy Couture Royal Rose cost in the United States?
No partner shop in the United States has it in stock right now; the page stays with the facts.
What does it smell like?
Mainly musky, floral and amber. Notes: heliotrope, incense, musk, taif rose.
Who makes it?
Juicy Couture. Launched in 2017. Marketed for women.
How is it rated?
7.6 out of 10 from 57 votes on Parfica open fragrance database.
Where does this data come from?
The rating and the votes on longevity, sillage, season and time of day come from Parfica open fragrance database. Notes, accords, perfumers and release data come from the ScentGlade catalogue (shared with the Olfactory app) and its editors.