Fragrance at a glance
This is a rose built on tension rather than beauty — dark, heated, and deliberately confrontational. From the first spray, it separates itself from polite florals, replacing softness with smoke, resin, and friction.

The rose is present but never romantic, held inside incense, spice, and shadow. As it develops, the warmth deepens and pulls closer to the skin, staying raw and unresolved rather than smooth or comforting.

A high-impact extrait for those who wear fragrance for sensation, not approval.

Format: 25 mL extrait spray bottle

You won’t wear this for compliments.
You’ll wear it because something in you wants the thrill.

Fire Rose is incense and rose locked in a slow-burning clash —
not romantic, not soft, not clean.
This is heat. Resin. Friction.
Bulgarian rose, glowing red. Oud, lit on charcoal. Saffron in the air.

The opening doesn’t flirt.
It ignites.

There’s fruit, yes — grapefruit, spring berries — but they don’t freshen the scent.
They sharpen it. Just long enough to feel the edges.

Then the base moves in —
Sandalwood, vetiver, shadows.
Nothing sweet. Nothing polished. Just smoke pulling closer to the skin.

You’ll either move on…
or lean in.

But if you’ve been waiting for a rose that isn’t trying to be beautiful —
you just found it.

Top Notes:
Incense Accord (Saffron, Oud, Birch Tar), Ruby Red Grapefruit, Spring Fruits

Heart Notes:
Bulgarian Rose, Geranium, Rose Oxide, Allspice

Base Notes:
Mysore Sandalwood, Vetiver, Castoreum, Treemoss

Perfume oil equivalent: Fire Rose is  FIRE ROSE Perfume Oil.