GalbanumOpens with
TuberoseHeart
Orange BlossomDries down to
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Perris Monte Carlo · Sold as unisex
Tubereuse Absolue
The quiet confidence of a rare flower garden, where the scent of tuberose and jasmine is rich but never overwhelming.
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Tubereuse AbsolueHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Tubereuse Absolue by Perris Monte Carlo was launched in 2017, crafted by perfumer Mathieu Nardin. This fragrance opens with a vibrant burst of galbanum and cardamom, creating an aromatic tension that sets the stage for its heart: a lush bouquet of tuberose, gardenia, jasmine sambac, and orange blossom. The base notes of cedar, vetiver, and musk provide a grounding animalic warmth, making this composition both complex and captivating.
Tubereuse Absolue is neither overtly sweet nor overpowering; instead, it balances the richness of its floral heart with an earthy foundation that keeps it from becoming cloying.
Apply this fragrance lightly at first — the initial top notes are bright and will fade within an hour. Allow it to settle into its lush floral heart for a more nuanced experience. It pairs well with layered clothing, as the warmth of the base notes becomes more pronounced close to the skin.
Fig. 01 — Tubereuse Absolue, Perris Monte Carlo
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Mathieu Nardin
Grasse roots, modern handsBorn and raised in Grasse to a family of perfumers, Mathieu Nardin developed his appreciation for raw materials picking jasmine and rose in his grandparents' fields.
Designer Perris Monte Carlo
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