Byredo Rose of No Man’s Land Eau de Parfum is a unisex fragrance that pays tribute to the selflessness and compassion of nurses during World War I, blending floral and spicy notes to create a sophisticated and comforting scent.
- Fragrance Type: Eau de Parfum
- Gender: Unisex
- Fragrance Family: Oriental Spicy
- Longevity: 6–8 hours
- Sillage: Moderate
- Projection: Moderate
Byredo Rose of No Man’s Land Eau de Parfum Notes
- Top Notes: Pink Pepper, Turkish Rose Petals
- Middle Notes: Raspberry Blossom, Turkish Rose Absolute
- Base Notes: Amber, Papyrus
Scent Description
Rose of No Man’s Land opens with a spicy touch of pink pepper combined with delicate Turkish rose petals, offering a fresh and inviting introduction. The heart reveals a harmonious blend of raspberry blossom and Turkish rose absolute, adding depth and a subtle sweetness to the composition. The base features warm amber and earthy papyrus, providing a comforting and enduring finish. This fragrance belongs to the Oriental Spicy family, characterized by its elegant and balanced aroma.
Performance Details
- Longevity: 7/10 – Moderate, with the scent remaining noticeable for 6–8 hours.
- Sillage: 6/10 – Moderate, leaving a discernible yet not overpowering trail.
- Projection: 6/10 – Moderate, projecting well without being intrusive.
Experience the refined elegance of Byredo Rose of No Man’s Land—a fragrance that seamlessly intertwines floral and spicy notes, creating a timeless and versatile scent.
Note: All products are 100% authentic.
keno.tombrock –
Byredo Rose of No Man’s Land is a fresh, elegant take on rose. The blend of soft petals, pink pepper, and warm amber makes it refined yet easy to wear. It’s not too powdery or overly sweet—just a clean, modern rose with a subtle warmth. The longevity is decent, though it stays closer to the skin after a few hours. A great choice for those who want a sophisticated, everyday rose scent. Solid 4/5!
Miriam –
A warm, spicy and sweet rose. Nice for autumn and winter
Ana Akopashvili –
Although the scent itself is not bad, I think there are better rose scents out there.
Favour Chiamaka –
If you want to A’s your game, then Rose of no man’s land should be your go to perf, i get compliments whenever i step out with it
Britta R. –
For me this is more of an autumn or winter scent. It feels like a warm spicy rose and gets me a lot of compliments.