Olfactionary
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This scent's iris note took years to become usable, freshly dug iris rhizomes are nearly odorless until aged.
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Created by Ralf Schwieger for Frederic Malle's Editions de Parfums, Lipstick Rose opens on grapefruit and violet, moves through a heart of rose and iris, and closes on vanilla and musk. Designed to evoke the specific, powdery-sweet scent of a woman's lipstick and makeup case, its nostalgic, cosmetic-adjacent concept made it one of the most distinctive and frequently discussed compositions within Malle's catalog.
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