The freshness of a rosebud, with petals beaded with morning dew. The fragrance of Rose Thé soap is that of a rose from elsewhere, the Damask Rose, queen of the Turkish fields. It is a rose worked with refinement, chiselled with a detail that recalls the lace of Ottoman palaces. Suave without being too heady, it becomes sparkling on contact with Bergamot. A freshness that infuses the skin and leaves it velvety and delicately perfumed.
Created in 1900, Rose Thé is the first soap to be inspired by the Damask Rose, grown in Turkey, its flowery sweetness has long remained exotic on the old continent.
Nature, in all its simplicity
Always ahead of its time, since 1862 Roger&Gallet has been focusing on nature, allowing it to release all of its beneficial properties into the brand’s products. Nothing superfluous.