Touberosa
Fragrance notes
The sun sits high over a stone courtyard where a bowl of candied fruits catches the light next to a glass of fresh bergamot juice. Orange blossom and jasmine float through the warm air, their petals crushed just enough to release a bright, sugary citrus that feels almost edible. The opening is loud and cheerful, a rush of sweet, fruity citrus that pulls you straight into the center of the garden.
Tuberose steps forward as the heart settles, thick and creamy, wrapped around a soft freesia and a pale rose that refuses to stay in the background. The white floral accord dominates now, animalic and heady, with a powdery vanilla edge that clings to the skin like fine dust. Tonka bean adds a smooth, rounded sweetness while musk pulls the entire bouquet closer to the body, blurring the line between flower and skin.
The tuberose in the base deepens further, repeating its own creamy signature until the air feels saturated with that single flower, sweet and musky and impossible to ignore, the candied fruit still humming faintly in the corners while the powdery vanilla and tonka bean swirl together into a heavy, opulent haze that continues to
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