WARD SPARTA [167]

Ward Sparta from Nafah Atyab Al-Oud is a rose fragrance oil for those who enjoy a clear floral scent with a softer presence than a heavy woody perfume. Its name is associated with Isparta in Turkey, a region known for growing Damask roses. It suits a small daily touch as well as personal fragrance for visits and special occasions.

This rose style is typically rich and floral, sometimes with green, gently fruity or warm nuances. Individual batches can differ, and skin, temperature and the amount applied all influence how the fragrance develops. Trying a small amount gives a more useful impression than judging it from the bottle alone.

Key Features

• Type and origin: Ward Sparta rose oil, associated with the rose-growing region of Isparta, Turkey. Ask about the current formulation and batch if concentration is important to your choice.
• Aroma: A rose-led floral character with possible green and fruity nuances. Scent development and longevity vary between batches and wearers.
• Appearance and identification: A liquid fragrance used sparingly. Colour and consistency alone cannot establish purity or origin; product information and a scent trial are more useful checks.
• Suggested uses: Everyday personal fragrance, visits, Eid and special occasions, or a gift for someone who enjoys rose scents.
• How to use: Start with a small dab on a limited area of intact skin. Avoid the eyes and irritated skin, and stop if irritation occurs. Keep away from delicate fabrics, as oils may leave marks.
• Before buying and storage: Check the selected quantity and formulation details, and sample where possible. Keep the bottle tightly closed away from heat and sunlight. For external use only.