If you collect perfumes and you're in Johor Bahru, Osma has a couple of rose-focused bottles worth a proper look. Both of the ones we're covering here are unisex Eau de Parfums in the same 75ml size, and both put rose right at the centre of the scent. One leans amber, the other leans musk, and they differ on the occasion front too. Let's break them down so you can decide which one belongs on your shelf.
Amber S Rose by Osma, 75ml EDP
Amber S Rose was crafted by perfumer Gael Monteiro, and the structure is easy to follow. It opens with a burst of black currant, then moves into an elegant rose heart, and finally settles into an amber dry-down that the store describes as warm and comforting. That gives you fruit up top, flowers in the middle and warmth at the base, which is a nicely rounded shape for a rose perfume.
It's a unisex fragrance, so it suits both women and men, and the store positions it as an elegant option you can wear for day or evening. On the occasions list it's the busier of the two: casual, formal, everyday and special occasion are all there. If formal events are what you're shopping for, this is the one of the pair that explicitly covers them.
Paudree F Roses & Musk by Osma, 75ml EDP
Paudree F takes a different route to the same rose centre. It opens with luminous jasmine, unfolds into a romantic rose heart, and finishes on a soft musk base. The store describes the overall feel as florals balanced with powdery warmth, elegant, timeless and confidently unisex for women and men.
On paper it's also a 75ml Eau de Parfum, same as Amber S Rose. Where it differs is the occasion list: special occasion and everyday. Formal isn't named for this one, so it reads more like a bottle for special occasions and daily wear rather than strictly formal functions.
So which one should you pick?
Both share a rose heart, both are unisex and both come in 75ml EDP bottles, so the real differences sit around the rose. Amber S Rose has black currant before the rose and amber after it, which gives it a warmer finish. Paudree F has jasmine before the rose and musk after it, which gives it a softer, more floral-powdery finish.
If formal events in Johor Bahru are the main reason you're buying, Amber S Rose is the safer match since formal is on its occasions list. If you want something for special occasions and everyday wear, and you like the idea of jasmine and musk around your rose, Paudree F fits that description. For a collector, the nice thing is that you're not choosing between two versions of the same scent — you're choosing between two genuinely different takes on rose from the same brand.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are both of these perfumes unisex?
Yes. Both are described as unisex fragrances that suit women and men.
Which one should I wear to a formal event?
Amber S Rose, because formal is on its list of occasions. Paudree F is listed for special occasion and everyday wear instead.
What notes do the two perfumes share?
Both have a rose heart. Amber S Rose opens with black currant and dries down to amber, while Paudree F opens with jasmine and finishes on a soft musk base.






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