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Universal Flowering · Sold as unisex
Venus in Tuberose
A warm summer evening in a garden where tuberose flowers are just beginning to open, filling the air with their rich scent mingled with the crispness of citrus.
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Venus in TuberoseHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Created by perfumer Courtney Rafuse, Venus in Tuberose by Universal Flowering is a composition that balances the lush sweetness of tuberose with the freshness of citrus and green accords. The fragrance opens with a bright burst of citrus and fruity notes before giving way to the creamy richness of vanilla and white florals. This contrast between fresh and sweet creates a dynamic, engaging scent that feels both comforting and invigorating.
Apply this fragrance lightly — it blooms quickly and its sweet notes can be overpowering if used too heavily. The freshness of the top notes lasts for about an hour before giving way to the heartier tuberose and vanilla, making it ideal for daytime wear.
Fig. 01 — Venus in Tuberose, Universal Flowering
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Courtney Rafuse
Courtney Rafuse, a self-taught Canadian perfumer, has run her brand Universal Flowering since 2016, gaining a cult following for a dreamy, synesthetic approach that blends scent with texture, color, and sound, and collaborates with visual artists, designers, and novelists.
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