Radikal Tuberose
Fragrance notes
Character
Radikal Tuberose suits someone who walks out the door with a coat over a light dress and accepts the chill as part of the morning. It fits a street where trees are just starting to show green and the air still carries a bite. The person who wears this is not trying to disappear into the background.
Galbanum and yuzu arrive with a sharp, bitter edge that feels like snapped stems and fresh rind. The green accord is loud and aromatic, pushing forward before the flowers have a chance to settle. It is a bright opening that does not smooth itself out for the sake of comfort.
Indian jasmine and Indian tuberose take over with a heavy white floral weight. The balsamic accord adds a resinous depth that keeps the flowers from floating away. Peach and sorbet in the base bring a cool, fruity softness that sits against the blonde woods. The sorbet note gives the entire composition a chilled surface.
The result is a bitter green floral that stays cool even when the air turns warm. Tuberose leads the way, supported by jasmine and that persistent galbanum. Radikal Tuberose closes on the skin as a mix of peach, sorbet, and balsamic wood.
Smells similar
Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
