In the world of perfumery, there are a few venues by which people distinguish themselves, or rather, their preferences. That is, some people may enjoy gourmand-type scents such as vanilla, pear, and chocolate while others will tend more towards herbal or earthy fragrances that may have a blend of rosemary, musk, or sandalwood. There are those who are in love with citrus and douse themselves in scents that are reminiscent of grapefruits, lemons, and freshly cut grass.
One other preference in that which leans towards fresh foliage such as green tea and other clean leafy scents. However, within all this great multitude of scent genres there exists the most classic amongst them all, the one that ends up in some of our most ancient poetry to which only fine things are compared and that is the floral scent.
In some cultures, this gorgeous and delicate perfume, so exotic, is embraced even within cuisine. You can find rosewater used as a facial toner or as a main ingredient in desserts. Amongst its health properties, the gentle and feminine fragrance is part of the great appeal associated with rosewater and, by degrees, all things rose-scented. This gesture of gifting roses is far more than visual, rather it is wholly sensual. Just another consideration to make when purchasing roses is the extent to which they touch our deepest points of pleasure, and that makes them a most darling gift indeed.
