Tuberotic
Fragrance notes
Character
Tuberotic opens with a bright, slightly bitter lift from neroli and bergamot. Angelica adds a green, herbal edge that keeps the citrus from feeling polished. The heart centers on tuberose, heavy and creamy, supported by Indian jasmine that rounds out the white floral accord. Black tea cuts through the richness with a dry, slightly astringent facet. It is a floral that does not aim for lightness. The musk and vanilla in the base soften the composition without making it sweet. Atlas cedar grounds the drydown with a clean, dry woodiness. Powdery and animalic touches sit close to the skin, giving the blend a slightly indolic character that some will find appealing and others will find too much. The overall impression is fresh in the top, then increasingly dense and musky as it develops.
This fragrance suits someone who enjoys prominent tuberose and does not mind a slightly dirty floral profile. It works well in cooler weather, when the heavier notes feel more appropriate. Wear it during the day or in the evening, depending on how comfortable you are with a bold white floral that does not fade into the background. It is not for those who prefer airy, transparent compositions. If you like your florals creamy, green, and noticeably musky, this is an easy choice.
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