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GRANADO Rosa Sublime Eau de Parfum

Name: GRANADO Rosa Sublime Eau de Parfum
Brand: GRANADO
SKU: B1958858
Price: 179.00 USD
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Product Insights & Style Tips

Rosa Sublime Eau de Parfum from GRANADO feels like a quiet, confident promise - a scent that honors a rose's velvety bloom with a whisper of saffron, amber, and sandalwood. The fragrance sits in the amber floral family, deepening as it warms and revealing a refined, enveloping glow. Created by Quentin Bisch, Rosa Sublime Eau de Parfum unfolds as a poetic journey, profound and mysterious, revealed note by note.

On skin it wears as a soft veil. The maceration process and 81% natural ingredients give it quiet maturity that deepens with heat. It lands on pulse points - wrists and the back of the neck - where it feels intimate yet projects a lasting presence. For longevity, keep skin moisturized and consider warmer areas like the forearms and chest to extend the scent from day to night.

Granado threads its centenary history through Rosa Sublime, pairing timeless amber floral instincts with a modern, intimate glow. The rose center reads polished and romantic, while saffron and sandalwood lend warmth and a subtle edge. Style it with a sleek coat, a silk slip, or a chunky knit to let the fragrance ride the mood from day to night.

Materials / Fabrication

Name: Rosa Sublime
Brand: Granado
Olfactory Family: Amber Floral
Top Notes: cassis, nutmeg, and davana
Heart Notes: rose, geranium, and jasmine
Base Notes: saffron, amber, and sandalwood
Natural ingredients: 81 percent natural ingredients
Content: 75 ml (2.5 fl oz)
Maceration process
Created by: Quentin Bisch

Recommended Care

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to protect the fragrance and its natural ingredients.
Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use to preserve the aroma.
Avoid exposure to heat or extreme temperature changes which can alter the fragrance profile.
Apply to moisturized skin on pulse points for best projection; avoid rubbing wrists together after application.

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About GRANADO

GRANADO is Brazil's oldest pharmacy and perfumery, a heritage cosmetics brand born in Rio de Janeiro in 1870. Founded by Portuguese pharmacist Jose Antonio Coxito Granado, the label grew from a small apothecary into a globally respected house of skincare, bath and body, soaps, perfumes, and color cosmetics. Today, GRANADO blends plant-derived actives with classic Brazilian fragrance notes, offering end-to-end care from richly scented bars and body oils to lotions, colognes, and targeted treatments. The brand's century-spanning archive informs modern collections that feel timeless yet relevant for contemporary beauty routines. Shoppers can explore a curated assortment that leans into evocative packaging, approachable price points, and enduring, heritage-inspired quality.