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100 ml
Rosé Absolute is listed as floral, powdery and ambery, and the notes behind that are a lemon top, a heart of rose, jasmine and a sugary note, and a base of vanilla, ambroxan and musk.
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Notes as Maison Asrar lists them on its website, read on 24 October 2026.
With only lemon on top, the opening is a quick zest that clears the way for the rose instead of competing with it. The heart pairs rose and jasmine, a full and classic floral duo, with Sugary, a collective term for candied or spun-sugar sweetness rather than a single raw material. That sweetness is likely to make the rose read plump and powdery, closer to a confection than to a green garden bloom.
Underneath, vanilla, ambroxan and musk form a soft base. Vanilla adds creamy sweetness, ambroxan a clean, smooth, mineral glow, and musk a skin-like softness, which together explain the powdery and ambery labels. On paper this is a gently sweet, smooth rose with a cushioned finish, and the list contains no spice, smoke or fruit to roughen it, so the outline is clean and easy to follow.
Maison Asrar's product page for Rosé Absolute gives its family as floral, powdery and ambery.
It also puts words of its own on three of the notes: rose (floral, elegant, romantic), jasmine (floral, elegant, luminous) and vanilla (sweet, warm, soft).
Readers who like rose in a soft, sugared, powdery form instead of a dry or peppery one. If rose with vanilla and musk sounds right, set it beside the other rose-led pages in the range and compare how each one finishes, since this list stops at a clean, sweet cushion and adds nothing darker.
Maison Asrar Qamar and Rosé Absolute meet in lemon, sugary, jasmine, vanilla and Ambroxan. After that the first lists apple, pear and gardenia, the second rose and musk.
The link with Maison Asrar Kiss My Lips is rose, jasmine, Ambroxan and musk. Rosé Absolute sets lemon, sugary and vanilla beside that, the other one mandarin, incense, orange and amber.
Maison Asrar Trophy shares rose, jasmine, vanilla and musk with Rosé Absolute. Where Rosé Absolute has lemon, sugary and Ambroxan, it lists caramel and lily of the valley.
Maison Asrar Rosé Absolute is not in the FragranceGems range at the moment; the shop's Maison Asrar page shows what is available. Among the scents the shop sells, Maison Asrar Treasure shares rose, sugary and vanilla with it and Maison Asrar Ameer shares rose, vanilla and musk with it.
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Rosé Absolute is listed as floral, powdery and ambery, and the notes behind that are a lemon top, a heart of rose, jasmine and a sugary note, and a base of vanilla, ambroxan and musk.
As the brand lists them, top: lemon; heart: rose, sugary and jasmine; base: vanilla, Ambroxan and musk.
Family words on the brand's page: floral, powdery, ambery. Guide families: Floral, Musky and powdery and Ambery.
Maison Asrar's page for Rosé Absolute does not say whom it is meant for.
Rosé Absolute comes in 100 ml (3.4 fl oz).
By the notes they share, the closest are Maison Asrar Qamar (also lists lemon and sugary), Maison Asrar Kiss My Lips (also lists rose and jasmine) and Maison Asrar Trophy (also lists rose and jasmine).
Maison Asrar Rosé Absolute is not in the FragranceGems range at the moment; the shop's Maison Asrar page shows what is available. The shop sells Maison Asrar Treasure and Maison Asrar Ameer, which come closest in notes.
Since December 2023; that is the date of the brand's page, not a launch date.
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