Tuberose flowers and Chloe fragrances

Let us give a few words, namely, words of gratitude, to a plant that you do not see, but feel on yourself. This is tuberose. A plant that is present in perfumery and quite often. Tuberose has a sweet aroma, slightly reminiscent of lily or hyacinth. The smell of tuberose increases even more towards night, and therefore it is called the "queen of the night". The homeland of this amazing plant is Mexico. However, tuberose is now grown in France, and in Italy, and in Spain, as well as in India and Morocco. In these countries, tuberose grows not only for decorative purposes, there are whole plantations of this plant, which makes it possible to use it in perfumery.

Tuberose is always present in floral and oriental compositions, as its smell is rather sweet, intoxicating.

Tuberose and Chloe fragrances.

It is the aromas of tuberose inspired Karl Lagerfeld in 1975 to create the beautiful women's perfume Chloe. In this fragrance, the aromas of rose, tuberose, jasmine, narcissus, carnation are combined in complete harmony - five beautiful flowers that convey sensual femininity. Fragrances, where tuberose is present, always create elegance and sophistication, as if complementing elegant clothes.

"A good perfume is like a good dress - you want to wear it, becoming akin to it and not feeling it." - so said the famous couturier Yves Saint Laurent.
Yves Saint Laurent loved oriental compositions and created them.

The heir to an ancient family of winemakers, Kilian Hennessy, who is dedicated to creating aromas, says that the perception of aromas is subjective and individual. "... It's like the color, the model of the bag, or the style of the dress." His favorite scents, which he uses in the compositions of his perfumes, are called patchouli, vanilla and tuberose. "I grew up in a family where all women smelled of tuberose."

The essential oil of tuberose is still obtained according to an old, rather laborious, technology. This is probably why its cost is quite high - $ 12,000 per 1kg.

The popularity of perfume fragrances based on a floral composition with tuberose is very popular. For example, the fragrance created in a combination of tuberose and jasmine Jardins de Bagatelle by Guerlain or 5th Avenue by Elizabeth Arden - in this fragrance, lilies of the valley, rose, violet, magnolia, ylang-ylang, linden flowers, lilac, iris are added to tuberose and jasmine.
Recently, Givenchy perfumers and designer Michael Kors have created a new floral fragrance called Michael, which features freesia, tuberose, violet root, musk and incense. An interesting composition in the Hot Couture fragrance from Givenchy: the aromas of rose and tuberose were joined by hints of raspberry, black pepper, vetiver, and not only these fragrances, there is also ambergris and sandalwood. Alberto Morillas and Olivier Cresp have created a delectable
Valentina by Valentino is a feminine bouquet of flowers, which includes white jasmine, orange blossom, tuberose, bergamot, vanilla, wild strawberry and ambergris - Valentina bouquet.

Some perfumers say that the process of creating a fragrance is like writing a novel, which tells the story of two - a man and a woman. Therefore, the sensuality and passion that are inherent in such a novel can be easily conveyed through the aroma of tuberose.

The aroma of tuberose is charm, exoticism, mystery that attracts to itself.