Jasmine can smell green, luminous, creamy, indolic, vintage or almost indecent. Here is how perfumers use it—and five fragrances that explain why I never tire of this unpredictable white flower.
Creamy, narcotic, green or almost bubble-gum sweet: tuberose is one of perfumery’s most dramatic shape-shifters. Here is its story, plus five fragrances that show its different personalities.
Carthusia Tuberosa offers a sweeter and more cheerful take on the iconic white flower, with a soft, elegant evolution and a subtle vintage allure.