Desert Rosewood is the spicy amber Eau de Parfum of Goldfield & Banks composed by François Merle-Baudoin, inspired by the highlands of central Australia. Desert rosewood and Buddha wood form a woody base, softened with mandarin, vanilla and patchouli, warmed with cardamom and benzoin.
Mandarin and ginger form the top notes, patchouli and guaiac wood the heart, amber and vanilla the base.
Desert rosewood
The house unites Australian desert rosewood and Buddha wood in a rich woody base, softened by Sicilian mandarin, Comoros vanilla and Indonesian patchouli. Indian cardamom and Laotian benzoin add depth and warmth. CaFleurBon listed in 2019 palisander rosewood, Sicilian mandarin, cardamom, benzoin, vanilla and patchouli.
What the label declares
The INCI list includes three UV filters and a yellow colorant, CI 15985, matched to the amber-orange juice. Benzyl benzoate is a constituent of benzoin, eugenol carries a spicy facet, and limonene evokes mandarin.
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