Centifolia is the rose, not as a flower—but as a spell.

Inspired by Guerlain’s Rose Centifolia Extrait 1, this is an extrait-style rose dream: dense, saturated, and irresistibly magnetic, as if the petals have been steeped until they turn into velvet. From the very first mist, the rose blooms with a “fatty” richness—lush and almost creamy—like an armful of freshly cut roses pressed against warm skin. It’s floral, yes, but with a deeper pulse: honeyed warmth, a gentle spice, and a natural sensuality that feels more intimate than airy.

As Centifolia opens, the rose reveals its most addictive facets—sweet without being sugary, romantic without being fragile. There’s a golden, nectar-like glow that reads as honeyed and sunlit, then a subtle warm spice that keeps it sophisticated, never girlish. The effect is opulent yet poised—like silk lined with something secret.

Then comes the signature twist: incense. Not heavy smoke—more like a slow, fragrant curl, wrapping around the petals and darkening them at the edges. It turns the rose from “beautiful” into “hypnotic,” giving it a balsamic depth that feels like candlelight in a quiet room. The floral heart stays radiant, but now it’s framed—more dramatic, more memorable.

And just when you think you’ve understood it, patchouli enters: earthy, elegant, and intense, grounding the rose with a smooth, shadowy richness. It doesn’t turn dirty—it turns velvet. The rose becomes deeper, more confident, more grown. Warm woods and ambered tones follow in the drydown, stretching the trail into something long-lasting and unmistakably refined: rose petals, incense swirls, patchouli darkness, and a lingering warmth that clings like a luxurious coat.

Centifolia is for the person who loves romance with backbone.
A rose that doesn’t ask for attention—yet somehow owns the room.