Tuberose
Tuberose is a captivating and intensely floral fragrance note known for its rich, creamy, and heady aroma. Its scent profile is opulent, sweet, and slightly narcotic, with subtle hints of spice and a touch of green freshness. Tuberose lends an exotic and sensual quality to perfumes, often used as a heart note to add depth and luxuriousness. It pairs beautifully with other white florals, spices, and woods, contributing to bold and sophisticated compositions that exude romance and allure.
History & Production: Tuberose is derived from the white, star-shaped blossoms of the Polianthes tuberosa plant, which is native to Mexico but is now cultivated in regions like India and France. The flowers are harvested at night when their fragrance is most potent, and their essence is captured through methods such as solvent extraction to produce tuberose absolute. This highly concentrated extract preserves the lush and powerful scent of the flower. Tuberose has been cherished for centuries for its intoxicating aroma and is often associated with luxury and sensuality in fine perfumery.
