Cistus Incanus, also known as Rockrose, is a shrub native to the Mediterranean region. The resin extracted from its leaves and stems is used in perfumery for its warm, balsamic, and slightly floral aroma. Often used as a base note, Cistus Incanus adds a rich, resinous depth and complexity to fragrances. It is commonly found in woody, oriental, and amber compositions.

Cistus Incanus has a deep, warm, and resinous scent with a slightly sweet, honey-like quality. Its aroma is earthy and woody, with subtle balsamic, leathery, and floral undertones. The combination of its rich, resinous character and soft, powdery facets creates an elegant, grounding presence in perfumes, enhancing the complexity and longevity of the fragrance.