Rose Tattoo

Rose Tattoo opens with a green snap—ivy's cool bite and cassis's dark berry tang, softened by papaya's tropical warmth. The heart unfolds into a rose that feels lived-in rather than precious, a bloom with skin on it. Amber and leather emerge beneath, earthy and worn, while iso e super lifts everything into a dry, slightly woody haze. Patchouli grounds the close, its soil-like depth mixing with leather's faint tobacco echo until only warm amber and soft, weathered hide linger.