PERRIS Monte Carlo Tubereuse Absolue Eau de Parfum

The Tuberose flower was found in Central America and cared for by the Aztecs. The Tuberose flower known as Omixochitl, is a tall and fragile 'skinny flower'. A missionary introduced this flower to France in the 16th century. The Aztecs believed that the ambiguous flower could cure travelers of fatigue. In England it was a bad omen because this flower was used to decorate the graves of loved ones. The Tuberose accord can be used in both a polished and creamy form to make the scent more accessible to consumers. But the true beauty of the flower lies in its different properties. It is a full dark animalic scent with smoky qualities that evoke memories of intoxicating camphor. Tuberose Absolue is a rare gem in the perfume world. Tuberose is known as "la belle dame sans merci", a dark sultry creation of the night whose merciless beauty ignites into a passion that ultimately breaks your heart. A pure rose represents everything that is elegant and heavenly.