Tuberose

About Tuberose

Tuberose is one of the most powerful white floral notes in perfumery. It can feel creamy, narcotic, floral, waxy, and sometimes green, giving a fragrance warmth and sensual density even in small amounts.

Scent Profile

It is richer than many orange blossom effects and more voluptuous than a light jasmine impression. Depending on the composition, it may read as milky, tropical, sunny, soapy, or deeply floral.

Use in Perfumery

Tuberose is often used in the heart of a perfume. It pairs with fruits, coconut nuances, vanilla, sandalwood, musk, and green notes to create anything from dramatic white florals to luminous solar bouquets.

Did You Know?

Despite the word "rose" in its name, tuberose is not a rose. Its intensity has made it a classic material for expressive white floral perfumery.