Frequently Asked Questions about Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums
What does Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums smell like?
Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums features top notes of Hawthorn, Lychee, and Peony, middle notes of Rose and Violet, and base notes of Cedarwood, Musk, and Vetiver.
How long does Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums last?
Based on user reviews, Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums has very good longevity, typically lasting 6-10 hours. The longevity rating is 4.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums?
Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums?
Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums was created by Francis Kurkdjian.
When was Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums released?
Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums was released in 2006.
What season is Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums best for?
According to user reviews, Rose de Siwa by MDCI Parfums is best suited for Spring and Summer.
Rose de Siwa, from MDCI Parfums was released in 2006. The perfumer behind this creation is Francis Kurkdjian. It has the top notes of Hawthorn, Lychee, and Peony, middle notes of Rose and Violet, and base notes of Cedarwood, Musk, and Vetiver.
Rose de Siwa somewhat flies under the radar amongst the other MDCI fragrances, as do many of their feminine releases. I think it’s lovely though, I’m not usually the biggest fan of most rose-centric perfumes, but this one is lovely. I think because the rose never becomes to dense or jammy. The rose here is very light and airy, almost like smelling a rose flower in the air, with just a touch of sweet rose-water. Fantasy notes of pink peony and juicy-sweet litchi perpetuate this light airiness whilst also adding a delicate fruity aspect, with just a touch of powdery violet in the background. I think this is lovely, undeniably chic and feminine without doing too much all at once. Everything balances each other perfectly, which results in an incredibly refined scent. I’m tempted to get a bottle of this, we shall see.
Rose de Siwa somewhat flies under the radar amongst the other MDCI fragrances, as do many of their feminine releases. I think it’s lovely though, I’m not usually the biggest fan of most rose-centric perfumes, but this one is lovely. I think because the rose never becomes to dense or jammy. The rose here is very light and airy, almost like smelling a rose flower in the air, with just a touch of sweet rose-water. Fantasy notes of pink peony and juicy-sweet litchi perpetuate this light airiness whilst also adding a delicate fruity aspect, with just a touch of powdery violet in the background. I think this is lovely, undeniably chic and feminine without doing too much all at once. Everything balances each other perfectly, which results in an incredibly refined scent. I’m tempted to get a bottle of this, we shall see.