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Indian Tuberose

Description
Indian tuberose, derived from the flowers of the Polianthes tuberosa plant, is a rich, intense floral note in perfumery. Known for its creamy, sweet, and slightly exotic character, Indian tuberose adds a luxurious, sensual, and opulent quality to fragrances. It is often used in floral, oriental, and chypre compositions, bringing depth, complexity, and a touch of tropical warmth.
Odor Profile
Indian tuberose has a rich, sweet floral aroma with creamy, slightly honeyed undertones and a hint of spice. Its scent is intense, heady, and voluptuous, with nuances of gardenia and jasmine, along with a subtle fruity freshness. The overall profile is opulent, sensual, and luxurious, evoking the lushness of blooming flowers on a warm evening. Indian tuberose adds depth and complexity to perfumes, enhancing their floral richness and creating an irresistible, sophisticated aura.