The perfume&#8217;s aim is clear: to transform the famous Grasse Rose, a symbol of voluptuousness and unqualified femininity, into an assertively virile fragrance that can be worn by men and women. The result is a model of its kind: alternating feminine/masculine with the disturbing ambiguity of the Centifolia rose, quickly picked up by a chorus of warm, spicy and woodsy notes such as cumin, olbanum, cedar and a touch of amber. In the background, the declared sensuality of Ga&#239;ac wood and cistus highlighted by a distinctly physical animal note, give this perfume a disconcerting sense of mystery. 1.7 oz. Made in USA.<br><br><b>ABOUT THE BRAND</b><br><br>Le Labo's instantly recognizable labels first appeared on the New York beauty scene in 2006. Each soulful fragrance is freshly blended at the time of purchase, and the full array of products extends to nourishing, plant-based and genderless body, hair and skincare. Names like Another 13 and Bergamote 22 refer to the most prominent note and the total number of ingredients.