Kâshân Rose

This is a second rose perfume I tried from The Different Company. The first one, Rose Poivree, was unusual and interesting, but unfortunately it did not work for me. Kashan Rose is quite opposite. It is certainly a nice and very pleasant scent to wear, but at the same time there is nothing new or unusual here. I thought that Kashan rose would be an exotic oriental beauty but this rose is a sweet and good-natured girl next door – nothing exotic but very sunny, happy and charming. The scent opens with a lovely combo of rose, lychee and peony. It smells pleasant and fresh. I thought that there was also a bit of sparkly citrus in it at first. The scent is just simply pretty and happy. Thankfully, it does not smell synthetic like many modern scents with this combo. As the scent develops, the rose becomes stronger. A little bit of hawthorn is a nice touch. The scent stays close to the skin towards the dry down. The dry down is a light rose and sandalwood. This one I think is a crowd-pleaser. It is light and pretty and could easily be worn as everyday scent for work and leisure. And though I did not find this scent groundbreaking, I enjoyed a lot wearing it. Overall score 8/10.

I love this perfume. It’s a fresh rose fragrance, but not just pure rose. Most rose fragrances either lean into a jammy, amber-oriental direction or stay as a true rose. This one falls into the second category, but it’s more than that. At the top, it’s paired with a soft, almost airy spiciness—nothing overpowering, just enough to add dimension. And the sage? A brilliant touch. It gives the fragrance a fresh, slightly aromatic feel. But the real magic happens when the rose and ambrette come together. That pairing is simply beautiful (in any fragrance), smooth, and effortless. Everything about this fragrance is perfectly blended, following the finest principles of French perfumery—balanced, harmonious, without any heaviness or sharp edges. It’s the kind of scent that fits any occasion—shopping, the office, a Sunday family gathering. It adapts to you, whether you’re dressed up or keeping it casual. It leans feminine, but those spicy top notes and the sage give it an edge that makes it wearable for men too. A truly versatile, timeless fragrance. 8/10

تجسم کنید شب هنگام بیرون یک مغازه گل فروشی در سرمای هوای زمستان یک دسته گل رز داخل یک گلدان که یک شاخه رز محمدی در کنار اینها ارام نشسته و شما سرتون رو نزدیک این گلها میکنید و رایحه رز و کمی محمدی که باهوای سرد وارد دماغ شما میشه رو استشمام میکنید. واقعا تجربه خوبی بود استشمام این کار معمولا تم رز در اکثر ادکلنها حالت شیرین و گل پخته رز را میدهند ،ولی توی این کار رزکاشان بخاطر وجود دانهای فلفل و میوه لیچی نمیذاره برای من این حالت پیش بیاد و بوی رز و محمدی را طبیعی درک کنم.

Very romantic and a bit nostalgic, a sentimental perfume. It reminds me of spring days, the first fresh air, the timid sun... it is a beautiful fragrance that is very versatile and particular. With a slightly sparkling and young character, a beautiful fresh and dynamic rose with pink pepper and sage accents that give "dustiness" and character, a youth and carefree enclosed in a fragrance. Sillage: 6.5/10 Longevity: 7./10 Scent: 8.5/10 Overall: 8.5/10

So seamlessly orchestrated, it's difficult to dissect or compare--truly a creation, must be smelled to experience.

most beautiful rose in the world.

A lovely aromatic rose paired with cardamom and sage. Dries down to a soft, musky floral. Great scent for those who like rosy scents but not straight up rose soliflores. Also, one of the best cardamom notes I've sniffed, but it fades away too soon.

It's fresh rose scent based on musk. Nothing exceptional, especially for a niche fragrance. Too delicate IMHO.

Beautiful bottle. I love TDC, however this one reminds me rose scented detergent powder. Also reminds Chloe.

It's a fruity rose that smells like so many other fruity roses. It's nice, but it's very unoriginal. I'm not convinced the rose here is a natural note. Obviously, I can't say for sure, but I feel like it's probably a synthetic rose. I'm not for a second saying that's a bad thing, but from a niche house at niche prices, I hope for a real rose in a perfume where rose is the main note (although in saying that, I'm no doubt happily wearing expensive niche perfumes that are way more full of synthetic florals than I realise, such is the way with perfumes). I really like lychee. It's probably my favourite fruity note in a perfume and it works well here. It's light and juicy and adds an airiness to the composition rather than overwhelming. The rose soon becomes peppery and it's a nice spicy rose, but still stays fairly light and airy. The final dry down feels like there's a good dose of Iso E Super in there (it's done well enough, so that's not a complaint, just an observation). It's nice. Light, airy, girly. It's just been done so many times before that it does't hold enough interest for me.

Tenacious, unchanging, 'green' rose. I'm having a different experience with this fragrance, one of long lasting LOVE! I've tried litchi and pink pepper in other compositions, but here it works magically on me. Kashan stops way short of becoming a sweetened stinker, soaring off the skin in the most beautiful way. Note: I recently went on an anti-inflammation diet, basically removing sugar, gluten, wine and dairy. My experience with perfume has changed; I smell them more strongly and my preference for notes has shifted. This is the key to working with Kashan: You're already eating 'clean' and you gravitate towards fresh, green scents.

Good quality aquatic floral. It has this ozonic (non-melony though), invigorating, clean, natural feel. No screechiness of cheaper colognes, this one is just right, pleasant from the beginning till the end. There is clean spiciness underneath, nothing "Oriental" per se, but still something unusual for fresh crispy florals, it enhances the composition quite a lot. It's clean laundry, snow and white clouds fresh, but still somehow warm. Peony is quite prominent here. The perfume reminds me a bit of Stella McCartney's discontinued In Two Peony, but Kashan Rose is warmer, more rounded, less masculine.

"Kashan Rose" is lovely - opened with a wonderful mix of fresh rose with loads of litchi and zest of both lemons and pink pepper! This is a grown up fruity rose and it reminded me a bit of "Stella" just with less greeness. "Kashan Rose" on me lasted some good 5 hours, but stayed close to skin. As others have stated - there is nothing overly unique in this and I could bet you can find similar designer fragrances, this doesn't smell too natural either. But, the overall scent is well made and I will def. look out for this at a bargain price. As for the full price - imho, not worth it.

I never get headaches from perfumes and this one gave me a headache. Not sure if it was the sage or the hawthorn, but I'm going to go with hawthorn since I wear Rouge Malachite with no issues. It's a fresh, peony rose musk with a dash of pink pepper and litchi. I'm getting citrus from the top and I don't see any citrus notes present. I was just really underwhelmed by this one but I think if you're looking for a simple, fresh, peony/rose musk that doesn't smell like a designer fragrance, here ya go!

Blind smelling this on a blotter, I'm trying to see if it conjures any real rose flower I've smelt before. It comes close, then veers into a feminine, slightly lotion-y, clean, bright, slightly fruity rose. There's something quite beautiful here that I have to note, though: there's a "cold air" note that transports me so effectively to a balcony on a mountaintop on a breezy summer day. I don't know how they pulled it off but I think it might be a hint of menthol or a similar molecule. Very nice.

Sweet peony, litchi, & pink pepper. It has the roses but hidden behind the sweetness of the litchi, and the peony cause i can sense the sharpness within with the help of the pink pepper. Cardamom, & sage is there, but i can barely detect musk, or the musk mellow. It wasn't impressive when i first sprayed it as i felt it was like a cheap mix of fruit and rose, but later when it calmed down it changed into something fairly interesting.

Either I am anosmic to something in here or Kashan Rose has nonexistent sillage and longevity. I prefer Rose Struck and Rose Olivier to Kashan Rose. Same vibe. Update: I let the bottle sit for a while and now I get fresh green sage (not the dried kind). It's beautiful. I will keep the bottle since I got a good bargain, but I don't classify this as a rose perfume.

Opening notes remind me of Florida water. Then out pops the rose that isnt a rose. It's a peony disguised as a rose but it never quite shows itself. Then it all fades away like a promising dream. I want to go back and find out what this is supposed to smell like but I cant put my finger on it.

fresh rose scented water, all pink and girly, energizing and beautiful, but oh so short lived! no more than 30 minutes on skin with a minimal sillage. What a waste of a beautiful scent, they should try to improve the formula!

فوق العاده لطيف و گل اندام هست رايحه ي اين عطر چون تن پوشي صورتي رنگ بر اندام دلربايي شيرين و شوخ حقِ گل رز را به درستي و تعادل ادا كرده اين كار دختر فكر بكر من غنچه ي لب چو وا كند از نمكين كلام خود حق نمك ادا كند ارادتمند