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Eau de Cologne
Code Deco Eaux de Rose
Gender:
Female
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Eaux de Rose — Rose in a Singaporean Interpretation
Eaux de Rose Eaux de Cologne is a women's fragrance by Code Deco, launched in 2013 as part of the Feminite collection.
This floral cologne explores the theme of rose in a light, elegant and highly expressive way, combining citrus freshness, tart greenery and a soft woody depth.
The fragrance was created by the Singaporean perfume house Code Deco, founded by Gauri Garodia.
The brand is known for combining Eastern refinement, the natural character of its ingredients and modern lightness, and Eaux de Rose conveys this aesthetic formula perfectly.
From the first seconds, the composition smells fresh and vibrant: a citrus accord illuminates juicy blackcurrant, while a blackcurrant leaf adds a cool tartness.
The opening is not merely fruity, but full-bodied and slightly spicy, so the rose emerges gradually, as if unfolding after a morning shower.
In the heart, the fragrance becomes more floral and silky.
Here, the rose is surrounded by geranium with its green, minty nuance and an unusual velvety accent that softens the transition from the invigorating opening to the rich floral heart.
Eaux de Rose is described as having very strong sillage, so this is not a cologne that can be called frivolous.
Despite its fresh opening, it leaves a noticeable, distinctive and long-lasting rose cloud on the skin, with woody and earthy nuances.
In the base, the rose becomes warmer and deeper, while sandalwood lends it a creamy softness.
Vetiver adds a damp, earthy nuance and keeps the composition from becoming overly sweet, allowing the fragrance to retain its elegance and natural expressiveness.
Eaux de Rose will appeal to those who love rose fragrances without the sensation of a flat floral water.
It is worth considering for a special occasion, an evening stroll or cooler weather, when its rich sillage unfolds especially beautifully.
At the same time, the fresh citrus and currant nuances make the composition interesting for daytime wear as well.
No specific recommendations regarding the number of sprays on skin or clothing are provided in the available information.
Given its very strong sillage, it is sensible to test the fragrance with a small amount, observing how the rose, vetiver and sandalwood develop on your own skin.
Perfumer and brand founder Gauri Garodia built the composition around a contrast: sparkling freshness meets the luxury of rose, while transparent greenery gradually transitions into a warm woody base.
If you are drawn to the classic rose theme, Yves Saint Laurent Paris is worth considering for comparison. However, Eaux de Rose stands out with a greener, more currant-driven opening and a pronounced natural vetiver accent.
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