Maison Crivelli's modern rose with a hibiscus-tea twist: bergamot and pink pepper open on rose absolute and hibiscus before patchouli, ambroxan, musk, and benzoin warm the dry-down, for men and women.
Hibiscus Mahajad is Maison Crivelli founder Thibaud Crivelli's reading of rose through a North African hibiscus-tea lens. The composition opens on bergamot and pink pepper with a hibiscus-tea accord that reads cool, slightly tart, and airy. The heart is built on a high-grade rose absolute paired with the continued hibiscus signature. The base anchors on patchouli, ambroxan, white musk, and benzoin, lending a modern transparent warmth rather than a classical chypre depth. The fragrance is often compared to Parfums de Marly Delina for its rose-centred profile, though the hibiscus tilt makes it more contemporary and less powdered.
Cool weather, autumn and winter, with crisp spring evenings as a stretch. Too rich for summer daytime. Reads as evening or intimate-setting wear; extrait concentration means one conservative spray for office use, two for signature.
