Note

Rosyfolia (2)

All 2 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This delicate note offers a soft, floral aroma reminiscent of blooming roses combined with green, dewy nuances. Its scent captures the essence of a sun-drenched garden, where fresh petals release their sweet and slightly spicy undertones. The character of this note embodies both elegance and warmth, evoking feelings of romance and comfort. Often found in the floral family, this note plays a crucial role in compositions, bringing a touch of sophistication and depth. Beyond traditional floral fragrances, it beautifully complements and enhances woody, fruity, and even gourmand scents, adding a lush layer of complexity. In perfumery, it typically functions as a heart note, lending a smooth transition and harmony between brighter top notes and richer base notes. As the fragrance dries down, this note can develop into a velvety, almost velour-like softness, creating an inviting aura that lingers effortlessly on the skin. Its versatility allows perfumers to create intoxicating blends that resonate with both modern and classic sensibilities, making it a cherished ingredient in a wide array of scent profiles.

Overview

2 fragrances · 1 brands · £24.95–£38

Lattafa Ana Abiyedh Passion — dupe of Emporio Armani Power of You

Fragrances

  • Lattafa Ana Abiyedh Passion — Inspired by Emporio Armani Power of You — 8.0/10 — £24.95
  • Lattafa Musamam Black Intense — Inspired by Original Creation — £38

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Rosyfolia in perfume?

This delicate note offers a soft, floral aroma reminiscent of blooming roses combined with green, dewy nuances. Its scent captures the essence of a sun-drenched garden, where fresh petals release their sweet and slightly spicy undertones. The character of this note embodies both elegance and warmth, evoking feelings of romance and comfort. Often found in the floral family, this note plays a crucial role in compositions, bringing a touch of sophistication and depth. Beyond traditional floral fragrances, it beautifully complements and enhances woody, fruity, and even gourmand scents, adding a lush layer of complexity. In perfumery, it typically functions as a heart note, lending a smooth transition and harmony between brighter top notes and richer base notes. As the fragrance dries down, this note can develop into a velvety, almost velour-like softness, creating an inviting aura that lingers effortlessly on the skin. Its versatility allows perfumers to create intoxicating blends that resonate with both modern and classic sensibilities, making it a cherished ingredient in a wide array of scent profiles.

What are the best Rosyfolia fragrances?

The top rated fragrance is Lattafa Ana Abiyedh Passion (8.0/10).

How much do Rosyfolia fragrances cost?

Prices range between £24.95 and £38 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.