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Lady Tubereuse
The quiet intimacy of an evening spent in a sunlit room filled with the rich scent of freshly picked flowers, where every note intertwines to create a cocoon of warmth and comfort.
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Lady TubereuseHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Lady Tubereose by Moresque was launched in 2020 as a sophisticated Oriental Floral fragrance for women. At its core lies the tuberose, a flower that exudes an intense, rich aroma, layered with fruity notes and hints of ginger to add warmth and complexity. The heart of lily and ylang-ylang brings soft floral sweetness before settling into a base of vanilla, tonka bean, and amber that reads as enveloping warmth and sensuality.
Apply this fragrance directly on pulse points — wrists, neck, and behind the ears. The tuberose can be quite strong initially but allows the woody and vanilla base notes to emerge after an hour. Best for cooler evenings when its rich aroma is most appreciated.
Fig. 01 — Lady Tubereuse, Moresque
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