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
We matched these by the notes each one lists, giving more weight to the unusual ones they share. Sharing materials does not make one a copy of the other.
