Parfums Dusita Rosarine photo & AI generated background, Nicoleta
On my lips “leaving”
is love,
a thousandfold
from the outworn heart. (Montri Umavijani)
“From the very beginning, my idea, my wish concerning Parfums Dusita was to turn the poetry of my father into different scents. Imagining his words as living creatures, in a certain surrounding, evoking all sorts of feelings and sensations like freedom, love, passion, tranquility, nostalgia…” Pissara Umavijani for her CaFleureBon tribute to her father Montri Umavijani
Parfums Rosarine Illustration via the brand
I have always been extremely moved and inspired by how certain bonds can transcend time and our mortal coils, and Parfums Dusita is one poetic example of how passion and love can fuel life and bloom in so many beautiful and poetic ways, and that can connect and touch so many lives, so profoundly. The kind of love that transcends time, with the kind of manifestations that builds onto themselves, with real, small incremental states, every day, until life breathes new life.
Parfums Dusita stand at Esxence, photo by Nicoleta
In the beautiful madness that the four hectic days in Milan were during Esxence, one could not help but stop, smile, and smell the roses when coming across Dusita stand – a whimsical wonderland awash in a sea of natural roses. There, I met Parfums Dusita Rosarine for the first time, a mouthwatering rose of May infused with Pissara’s trademark elegance and complexity. I carried it on my wrists, on my walk through the city, after the first day. The reddish light of the late afternoon, the blooming trees, Milan architecture, and beautiful cloud of perfume surrounding me – a recipe for a picture-perfect moment that I will cherish. And I could not think of a better companion than Rosarine, that filled the light blue air of Italian spring with a transparent veil of “la vie en rose”.
Parc de Bagatelle illustration by Pissara
For Pissara, the main inspiration behind Parfums Dusita Rosarine was her desire to craft a rose-focused fragrance, reminiscent of her first encounter with the rose gardens at Bagatelle Park in Paris. This day was particularly meaningful for her, as it marked her commitment to becoming a perfumer. Parc de Bagatelle is a beautiful historic park located in the Bois de Boulogne area of Paris, France, that was created in the late 18th century by the French aristocrat and garden designer François-Joseph Bélanger, who was commissioned by the Comte d’Artois to design a magnificent park and chateau on the site. And magnificent it is, with its elegant castle built in just 64 days, as part of a bet between Comte d’Artois and Queen Marie-Antoinette.
The park itself is renowned for its beautiful gardens, which feature a wide variety of trees, flowers, and fountains, with one of the most popular attractions in the park is the Roseraie de Bagatelle, a stunning rose garden that features over 10,000 rose bushes and more than 1,200 different species of roses from around the world.
Pissara Umavijani of Parfums Dusita
I have declared my love of roses numerous times, and for me a rose is a rose is a rose, be it dark or bright, sweet or spectral, delicately blooming or dusty and vampiresque, covered in incense, spiked in patchouli, engulfed in oud or just bright and shining pink soliflores – I just love them all.
Roses via wiki art
A combination of Bulgarian Rose and May Rose creates a singular rose accord, that seems iridescent: it’s white, as it is airy, fresh, and open; it’s a delicate powdered- rosy cheeked- pink bud with tart litchi and delicious raspberry notes; and also feels yellow, with the vanilla roundness and jasmine carnality. Rosarine is not the kind of rose to be put in a vase, it remains with its roots firmly placed in the moist ground of the garden: alive, dewy green, and sappy fresh, with deeper chocolaty patchouli and smoky elegant woods.
AI generated rose by Nicoleta
Imagine the rose in Parfums Dusita Rosarine like the pulse of a metronome, a strong and steady rhythm, around which a beautiful melodic line is woven, presenting different facets and moods: fun, fruity, metallic, enigmatic, earthy. Rosarine swings in perfect balance between a nostalgic wave to past poised classics (like Guerlain Nahema) and a contemporary, bright-eyed, and dynamic construction, with tart fruits and gourmand nuances, making it a must-try for any rose lover.
Top notes: Bulgarian Rose, Litchi, Raspberry, Bergamot; Middle notes: Rose de Mai, Jasmine Sambac, Incense, Ambrette (Musk Mallow), Orris, Amyris; Base notes: Patchouli, Vanilla, Vetiver, Cacao, Sandalwood, Benzoin.
Disclosure: Press kit kindly provided by Parfums Dusita, opinions are my own
Nicoleta Tomsa, Senior Editor
Parfums Dusita has won quite a few ÇaFleureBon Best of Scent awards
La Rhapsodie Noire Best 2022 from Olya and Montri chosen by Nicoleta
Anamacara was a top ten perfume for 2021 chosen by Nicoleta and Cavatina a top 10 by Ida and Michelyn
Parfums Dusita Rosarine via the brand
Thanks to the generosity of Parfums Dusita we have 50ml bottle of Parfums Dusita Rosarine for one registered reader in the EU and USA. You must register or your entry will not count. To be eligible, please leave a comment saying what sparks your interest based on Nicoleta’s review and where you live. Do you have a favorite Parfums Dusita? Draw closes 5/19/2022
Please note that the fragrance is not yet available in 50 ml, as the official release is mid-May There is an online zoom May 15th for 50 clients before the worldwide launch. For more details see their site here. (So if you are the winner you may need to wait a bit, so check back here for updates.)
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