As a beauty editor of nearly a decade, I've gotten pretty picky when it comes to perfumes. As one of my favourite products in beauty, fragrance is special to me—in fact, as someone with synesthesia, I often experience it more deeply than others around me. But throughout the years, I've always been a fan tuberose perfumes.
I think tuberose can unfortunately get a bad rap. It's a potent white floral that can often overpower other notes within a scent, so used incorrectly, it can definitely feel a little 'much'. But, included in the correct concentration and paired with complementary notes, tuberose can shine without being overbearing. Tuberose is also often seen as being overly sweet, but again, when extracted and used in the right way, it can be creamy, spicy, and even a little woody.
