Not everyone will understand this.
And that’s exactly the point.

Fire Rose doesn’t whisper. It rises — in curls of smoke, in flashes of saffron, in the glow of burning oud and dark petals steeped in incense.

The rose is immediate — deep red, full-bodied, alive — but it doesn’t float. It smolders. Wrapped in oud and sandalwood, lit by charcoal spice, it feels more like a ritual than a perfume. There’s grapefruit and fruit skin too — a sharp sweetness that flares then fades, like heat on metal.

As it settles, the smoke thickens.
The woods darken.
The rose stays close — no longer bright, but rich, resinous, and woven into the base.
Fire Rose never becomes soft.
It becomes complete.

This is for the ones who love their florals with fire, who want incense in the bloodstream, and a scent that walks beside them like a shadow — grounded, glowing, unforgettable.

Fragrance Notes:
Bulgarian Rose • Oud • Sandalwood
Saffron • Vetiver • Red Grapefruit • Spring Fruits

AL GHALIYAH Extrait equivalent for Fire Rose is FIRE ROSE.