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A powerful symbol of Guerlain's commitment to the planet, the Absolus Allegoria fragrances contain more than 90% natural-origin* ingredients. The French beetroot alcohol used in their formulas comes from a network committed to responsible farming.
*in accordance with ISO 16128, calculation includes water.
Featured throughout the composition, from its top notes to its base, rose reveals itself in its bewitching entirety. Together, vegetal-nuanced rose essence, round accents of rose absolute and rose water distilled from rose petals via an innovative upcycling process capture all the subtlety and fragility of its facets.
To evoke the soil of the Persian garden it is rooted in, rose appears enveloped in dark and earthy patchouli. Meanwhile, a pairing of musks cloak it in a halo of light.
To further its commitment to the environment, Guerlain has partnered with the non-profit organisation, UEBT (Union for Ethical BioTrade), to certify its supply chains by 2026. Meaning that each of Guerlain’s 40 most prominent supply chains are verified, and improvement plans developed so that alongside each and every supplier and producer Guerlain can go even further in its sourcing ethical, ecologically-friendly, natural materials.
A ROSE ABSOLUTE
Grown in Grasse, the home of fragrance in the south of France, Grasse roses have been used by Guerlain since 1828. Firstly, the roses are made into a resin via an extraction process and then washed and purified to create a rose absolute.
Rose Amira comes in the Allegoria collection’s emblematic bottle which is made in France using 15% recycled glass. Featuring a removable spray pump and transparent lacquer finish, its design facilitates recycling.
Since 2007, Guerlain is committed to preserving biodiversity, innovating sustainably, acting for the climate and creating a positive social impact. Above all, we seek to protect one of Nature’s most precious wonders: bees.
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