Epine Du Desert
Épine du Désert by Ojar
Launch Year: 2022
Perfumer: Dalia Izem
Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Fragrance Profile:
Épine du Désert opens with warm saffron and spicy pimento, leading into a floral heart of rose and jasmine that blends warmth with refined elegance. The base unfolds into dry woods, suede, and smooth sandalwood, creating a rich woody-oriental finish with subtle depth.
Performance:
This Eau de Parfum offers a confident yet elegant projection that balances spice and floral warmth. Its woody and suede base lends notable longevity, allowing the scent to develop smoothly over hours. The composition maintains a refined presence that feels both comforting and sophisticated.
Ideal For:
Épine du Désert is particularly well-suited for autumn and winter, where its warm spicy and woody facets can fully unfold. It works beautifully for evening wear, formal settings, and refined social occasions. This fragrance appeals to individuals who appreciate oriental floral signatures with depth and character.
Description
Épine du Désert by Ojar
Launch Year: 2022
Perfumer: Dalia Izem
Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Fragrance Profile:
Épine du Désert opens with warm saffron and spicy pimento, leading into a floral heart of rose and jasmine that blends warmth with refined elegance. The base unfolds into dry woods, suede, and smooth sandalwood, creating a rich woody-oriental finish with subtle depth.
Performance:
This Eau de Parfum offers a confident yet elegant projection that balances spice and floral warmth. Its woody and suede base lends notable longevity, allowing the scent to develop smoothly over hours. The composition maintains a refined presence that feels both comforting and sophisticated.
Ideal For:
Épine du Désert is particularly well-suited for autumn and winter, where its warm spicy and woody facets can fully unfold. It works beautifully for evening wear, formal settings, and refined social occasions. This fragrance appeals to individuals who appreciate oriental floral signatures with depth and character.
