Jardin Mille Roses

Morocco’s Pale Rose

Its name is a testimony to where it grows best. In Latin “rosa centifolia”, it reflects the impression it gives of having one hundred petals (or one hundred leaves). Also known as rose de mai or Provence rose, its bright pink color is gradated and it exudes a light, delicate scent.

It is gentle on the skin allowing it to be used in cosmetics. In both the East and West, it is often used to remove make-up. In Morocco, it is used to dilute rhassoul – a type of clay – to make skin and hair masks.

The ingredients it provides (essential oil, extract, floral water) remain expensive because it only flowers once a year.

Rosa Canina

Rosa canina is the wild rose that bears an accessory fruit: rose hip. Extremely rich in vitamin C, this fruit is highly sought-after in winter to protect against colds and, more generally, strengthen the body.

In our range, we use the antioxidant and antibacterial extract obtained from its beautiful flowers.

Rose Loukoum

The name says it all, just like the note! It’s impossible not to be transported by this gourmet, powerful and velvety garden rose. It lounges on a powdery, barely waxy violet, and a praline which sweetens up the composition with gourmet, lightly caramelized, oh so dulcet flavors. Mysterious sandalwood and subtle neroli base notes serve as the foundation. This perfume might remind you of summer fruits, but the indulgence and sweetness of the rose are the real conductors of this extraordinary composition. You’ll love it in your body care products, where the notes bounce perfectly of the skin.