Tuberosa
Fragrance notes
Character
Pink pepper opens with a crisp bite that cuts through the air. Cassis adds a dark, juicy roundness to the initial spray. The tuberose arrives quickly and dominates the center of the composition. It feels heavy and waxen, pushing against the lighter jasmine petals. Ylang-ylang lends a creamy, banana-like softness to the white floral heart. There is a distinct animalic breath here that feels raw and slightly dirty.
Patchouli anchors the blend with an earthy, damp forest floor quality. Cedar provides a dry, sharpened wood contrast to the heavy flowers. The musk wraps around the stems of the blooms like a warm blanket. Green facets peek through the richness, suggesting crushed leaves and wet stems. This is a thick scent that coats the skin in a pale, opulent layer. It feels suited to a person who enjoys standing out in a crowded, dimly lit room.
The air turns cool enough to see your breath near a row of bare trees. Heavy white petals rest against the rough bark of an old trunk. A thick cream spills over the dark, damp earth below.
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