RosarineFloral Fruity Eau de Parfum

Rosarine by Dusita is a niche floral, fruity and gourmand eau de parfum, unisex, created by Pissara Umavijani.

A house born from poetry

Parfums Dusita is an award-winning independent Parisian haute parfumerie house, founded in 2016 by Pissara « Ploi » Umavijani, a self-taught perfumer born in Bangkok and who arrived in Paris in 2011. Each perfume is an olfactory tribute to the poetry of her father, Montri Umavijani (1941-2006), a renowned Thai poet. Dusita is the name of the celestial paradise spoken of in his verses, and whose quest runs through the entire collection. Pissara draws an illustration for each creation herself, which captures its spirit as much as that of the poem. The juices are composed near Grasse from largely natural ingredients, and are 100% vegan and cruelty-free. 50 ml bottle.

An opening of Damask rose, raspberry and lychee

Damask rose opens from the very first second, spicy and honeyed. Raspberry brings its acidity and lychee its juicy and floral flesh.

A heart of May rose, iris butter and incense

May rose takes over, fresher, while iris butter brings its powdery richness. Incense and amyris wood establish a resinous dryness.

A gourmand base of patchouli, sandalwood and vanilla

A gourmand patchouli accord brings the sweet earth, sandalwood its creaminess, vanilla its roundness and ambrette seed the skin effect.

The house's signature

Incense at the heart of a fruity rose. This is what separates Rosarine from the dozens of rose-raspberry fragrances on the market: the dry and slightly peppery resin breaks the candied sweetness and prevents the perfume from remaining a dessert. Add two distinct roses — Damask at the top, May at the heart, one spicy, the other fresh — and an iris butter, and the fruitiness becomes an auteur fragrance: it gives the immediate pleasure of the genre without its simplicity.

For whom, for what occasions?

Floral, fruity and gourmand, this eau de parfum is for those who love generous roses. It can be worn all year round, from day to night, by both women and men.

With Rosarine Dusita, Pissara Umavijani breaks the candied sweetness of a fruity rose with incense.