If nature offers olfactive clashes, tuberose is probably the best example of these. These pretty flowers exude an almost carnal smell, superimposing in a quasi-miraculous way flower-shop freshness, camphorous violence - spicy and animalic - and milky sweetness. This mysterious equilibrium has always fascinated perfumers. Frédéric Malle’s Carnal Flower Eau De Parfum took perfumer Dominique Ropion eighteen months to perfect and create a modern version of that theme.
Top notes: water fruits (melon) and vegetal notes, tuberose (fresh aspect)
Base notes: tuberose (milky aspect), musk
All of our fragrances by default come professionally decanted into our own bottles unless stated otherwise. Each fragrance will be neatly labelled with the Brand Name and Fragrance name. An example of our bottles can be seen in this picture.
