Gardenia, jasmine & tuberose
Gardenia is creamy and white-floral with green, mushroom-like and subtly fruity facets. Jasmine has a full white-floral scent with fruity, petal-like and subtly animalic facets. Further notes add tuberose.
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Gardenia
Gardenia is creamy and white-floral with green, mushroom-like and subtly fruity facets. It can suggest smooth waxy petals and a rich, slightly indolic warmth.
jasmine
Jasmine has a full white-floral scent with fruity, petal-like and subtly animalic facets. It can feel luminous and tea-like in one composition, warm and sensuous in another.
tuberose
Tuberose is lush and creamy, with green, waxy, fruity and subtly medicinal facets. It can feel luminous and fresh or dense, buttery and indolic.
How it works in a fragrance
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Understanding this note
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Gardenia is creamy and white-floral with green, mushroom-like and subtly fruity facets
jasmine →
Jasmine has a full white-floral scent with fruity, petal-like and subtly animalic facets
tuberose →
Tuberose is lush and creamy, with green, waxy, fruity and subtly medicinal facets
Tuberose →
Tuberose is lush and creamy, with green, waxy, fruity and subtly medicinal facets
Material references
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