Description
Rose Hair Mist is a fragrance made for hair rather than skin — 100 ml of raspberry, jasmine and warm tonka, formulated with vitamins B5 and E so it conditions while it scents instead of drying hair out the way an alcohol-based perfume does.
Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes: Raspberry, pink pepper, and bitter orange.
- Heart Notes: Musk, jasmine, French orange blossom, Damask jasmine, and neroli.
- Base Notes: Tonka bean, vanilla, benzoin, musk, cashmere woods, and amber.
Why a Hair Mist and Not Perfume
Spraying perfume on hair is common and quietly damaging. Eau de parfum is heavily alcohol-based, and repeated use strips moisture from the cuticle, leaving hair brittle and dull over months. A hair mist carries far less alcohol and adds conditioning agents instead. Rose Hair Mist contains panthenol — vitamin B5 — along with vitamin E, which hold moisture in the strand rather than pulling it out. Our guide to hair mist versus perfume covers the difference in full.
Rose Hair Mist Benefits & Features
- Hydrates and protects the hair from dryness caused by external factors.
- Eliminates unpleasant odours without clogging the scalp’s pores.
- Prevents hair breakage and protects against damage.
- Adds shine for a healthy, vibrant look.
- Uses natural ingredients for gentle, efficient hair care.
- Provides a luxurious fragrance for a distinctive aromatic experience.
- Contains Vitamin B5 & E, nourishing and improving hair health.
- All-in-one care for both hair health and fragrance.
The Rose Scent Profile
Rose opens bright, with raspberry and pink pepper cut by bitter orange. The heart turns floral through jasmine, orange blossom and neroli, and it settles into tonka bean, vanilla and amber. Powdery rather than sweet, warm rather than sharp. It is the quiet one among our collections — noticed up close rather than across a room, which suits hair particularly well.
How to Use Rose Hair Mist
- Spray from 15–20 cm away. Closer than that concentrates the product in one spot.
- Apply to damp or dry hair, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends rather than the roots.
- Comb through gently to distribute it evenly.
- Avoid the scalp if your roots run oily. The ends are where both scent and conditioning are needed most.
How Long the Scent Lasts on Hair
Hair holds fragrance considerably longer than skin, because the cuticle traps scent where skin absorbs and metabolises it. Applied in the morning, Rose Hair Mist is usually still noticeable in the evening, and it releases again with movement — which is why hair is the step other people tend to notice. Layering it over the matching Rose Body Splash extends the whole fragrance further.
Common Questions
Can I use it every day?
Yes. It is formulated for daily use, unlike perfume on hair.
Will Rose Hair Mist weigh my hair down?
No. It is a light mist, not an oil or a serum. Fine hair handles it without going limp.
Is it safe on coloured or treated hair?
Yes. The low alcohol content and the conditioning vitamins make it gentler than perfume on chemically treated hair.
Size, Storage and Caution
100 ml. Keep the bottle out of direct sunlight and away from heat — fragrance degrades faster in warm, bright conditions, and a Jordanian summer on a sunlit shelf will change how it smells. Avoid contact with eyes.
Pair It With
To carry the fragrance across hair and body, the Rose Package brings together the shower gel, body lotion, body butter, body splash and this hair mist in the correct order.
