ResplendentRoses over VetiverEssential Oil is a choreographed co-distillation of ravishing Rose Otto with the roots of venerated Vetiver. The result is a dance of double-distilled elixir of bountiful beauty that emanates an ethereal heaven and earth aroma. Rose Otto, sublime for skincare and expansive to the emotions is fused with Vetiver’s grounded grace and replenishing nectar for body and face. With the full-bodied, earthy fragrance of Vetiver animated by the ethereality of Rose Otto, Roses over Vetiver vespers a scent is sure to reassure and allure.

Botanical Name:Rosa damascena+Vetiveria zizanioides
Botanical Family:Rosaceae+Poaceae
Ingredients:Rose Otto + Vetiver Essential Oil
Extraction Method:Steam distilled
Part of Plant Distilled:Flowers + Roots
Country of Origin:India
Cultivation Method:Organic
Composition:100%Rosa damascena+Pelargonium graveolens
Consistency:Thick
Scent Description:Rose undulations sink in the redolent earth with hints of floral tobacco.

In Living Libations:Secret Land of Is Perfume

Blends well with:Sandalwood, Jasmine, Grapefruit, Palmarosa, Silver Fir, Spikenard, and Lavender.

Uses:Apply neat as a deodorant, perfume, and hair ointment. Dilute to massage into skin. Drop into baths and diffuse for meditation.

Our captivating co-distillation of Rose petals and Vetiver roots is the unification of two ancient essences to create an earthy-ethereal elixir that speaks to a soaring spirit while rooted and earthbound. Vetiver’s rogue roots revels in Rose’s royalty. Together, these two extracts provide a full-bodied, sensual, earthy-floral fragrance that is a powerful perfume of presence.

“I know a bank where the wild thyme blows, Where oxlips and the nodding violet grows, Quite over canopied with luscious woodbine, With sweet musk-roses, and with eglantine: There sleeps Titania sometime of the night, Lulled in these flowers with dances and delight.”
~ William Shakespeare, Midsummers Night Dream

“When I first smelled the Atelier Cologne fragrance Rose Anonyme and Vetiver Fatal, I immediately fell for the sheer, smoky roses and left the vetiver to languish on my desk. Perhaps that day I craved more flamboyance and more glamour which Rose Anonyme amply delivered. The scent on my skin was bright but moody, rustic but sophisticated. It smelled of sliced oranges, damp earth and fallen leavesa little vignette of late summer.”
~ Victoria Frolova, Bois de Jasmin