Tubereuse Eau De Parfum
Fragrance notes
Character
A sunlit garden just beginning to warm carries the unmistakable scent of blooming tuberose. Kat Burki’s Tubereuse Eau De Parfum does not tiptoe into the morning air. This is a lush, creamy floral led by tuberose and gardenia, with a bright, juicy peach adding a soft, gourmand touch. The white flowers are rich and deep, yet the fragrance never becomes cloying. A thread of green leaves runs through the heart, keeping the heavy florals grounded and bringing a fresh, dewy feeling to the scent. You can almost feel the damp soil and crushed stems beneath your fingers. It is a fragrance that demands attention, wearing its bold character with confidence. There is a distinct, natural animalic undertone that feels untamed and raw, like a dense thicket of jasmine vines growing wildly under a hot sun. The coconut in the heart adds a smooth, milky texture that blends seamlessly with the crisp, clean pine tree in the base. It is a walk through a vibrant, overgrown spring garden where the air is thick with pollen and the promise of a warm afternoon.
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