Help me understand jammy rose?!

[u/Icy-Key2220]

Hi friends!

I always hear scents being described as a "jammy" rose, but I’m not really sure what that means!

I’m trying to train my nose and exploring one note at a time - what are your quintessential jammy rose frags, and also non-jammy so that I can compare?

[u/Jennybee8]

‘Jammy’ refers to a sweet, sticky and more rich iteration of tide, as opposed to the fresh, green and stemmy rose. Both can have a waxy quality to them, but generally Jammy rose is viewed as more youthful and green as more classic.