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Tuberose
Description
Tuberose, derived from the flowers of the Polianthes tuberosa plant, is a rich and opulent floral note in perfumery. Native to Mexico, tuberose is known for its intoxicatingly sweet, creamy, and lush fragrance. It is often used in floral, oriental, and chypre compositions, adding depth, sensuality, and an unmistakable presence. Tuberose is typically featured as a heart note, lending a luxurious and romantic character to perfumes.
Odor Profile
Tuberose has a rich, heady floral aroma with sweet, creamy, and slightly green nuances. Its scent is bold and intense, featuring hints of jasmine and orange blossom, with a subtle waxy, almost narcotic quality. The warm, velvety, and seductive nature of tuberose creates an enveloping and intoxicating profile that enhances the complexity and allure of fragrances.