Size: 2.7 Oz
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The scent of freshly cut, beautifully developed roses is the magically floral introduction to the perfume score of Maison Alhambra's Pink Velvet, created by the perfumers of the fragrance house Lattafa, who were inspired by Tom Ford and his Rose Prick.
This fragrance was previously released under the name “Rose Petals” and has been rebranded as Pink Velvet. The scent profile remains very similar. The change is mainly in naming and presentation.
It leans toward a soft, powdery rose rather than a sharp or fresh-cut rose. The scent feels smooth and slightly sweet. It’s designed to be comforting and wearable.
It sits between both, with a classic rose base and a modern soft sweetness. This makes it appealing to a wide audience. Not overly vintage or overly trendy.
Yes, it works well for daily use due to its moderate projection. It won’t feel too heavy in close environments. Easy to wear across different settings.
It offers a simpler and more approachable version of a rose scent. It’s less complex but still elegant. A good entry point into rose-based perfumes.
This fragrance utilizes a triple rose blend featuring May Rose, Bulgarian Rose, and Turkish Rose. This combination creates a "velvety" and full-bodied floral experience that feels natural and deep.
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