Henry Rose London 1983 | Fragrance Decant Sample

Henry Rose London 1983 | Fragrance Decant Sample

London 1983 opens with the earthy snap of fig and black pepper before softening into a luminous floral heart -” water lily and jasmine drifting like a cool breeze through an open window. The dry-down settles into a deep, sustainable base of blonde woods, vetiver, and the distinctly modern warmth of Upcycled Orcanox.

Fragrance Notes

• Top: Fig, Black Pepper
• Heart: Water Lily, Jasmine
• Base: Musk, Blonde Woods, Upcycled Orcanox, Sustainable Vetiver Bourbon

Why You'll Love It

• Effortlessly unisex with an earthy-floral character that wears close to the skin
• A year-round fragrance -” cool enough for spring, grounded enough for fall
• Eau de Parfum concentration for lasting wear throughout the day
• Perfect for sampling before committing to a full bottle -” or for travel

About This Listing

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