Tuberose Absolute

Product Information:

Tuberose was such an intensely erotic flower that during the Victorian era, English ladies would shy away from its scent, fearing an abrupt loss of self-control. Meanwhile, in France, the extract of the pomade would be generously dabbed on the décolletage of upper-class women, who gleefully reveled in its fragrance.

No flower in the history of perfumery has so excited, intoxicated, and captivated perfume users. Its high cost and potent scent make it as rare a treasure as it once was; however, fortunately, even trace amounts can have a profound effect on a fragrance. The slightest touch can naturalize and enrich the simple, classic floral accord of jasmine and rose, or add a tempting "je ne sais quoi" that everyone appreciates.

It offers an intense and intoxicating white floral opening; a deep creamy milky richness balanced with surprising green camphor notes and profound animalic warmth, creating a unique sensory complexity.

Used as a luxurious, all-around fragrance modifier for white floral bouquets and high-end oriental compositions requiring sensory depth.

Polianthes Tuberosa L.

Origin: Pakistan

IFRA 51: 2.2% in finished product (Category 4)
Average Use: 0.55% in perfume composition

Scent Profile:

Tuberose, Green, Floral

Warnings and Precautions:

• Irritant in concentrated form.

• Should not be applied directly to the skin.

• For professional use.

• Keep out of reach of children.

• Protect from light.

Cas No: 94334-35-7

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