Table of contents:
- The tuberose in perfumes
- Niche perfumes with tuberose
- The best tuberose perfumes
- Tuberose perfumes: the best fragrances

Tuberose perfumes are extremely feminine and sensual, here are the best ones selected for you from great classics and niche perfumes
The tuberose in perfumes
There tuberose is one of the most fascinating notes in the world of perfumery. Night flower, carnal, powerful, with sweet and narcotic notes with a humid, earthy and camphorated background.
The tuberose perfume which represents the iconic reference for all subsequent fragrances is Fracas from Robert Piguet. Launched in 1948, noisy, seductive, shocking, it created a great sensation. Designed for a femme fatale and the great divas of those years, it marked the history of perfume.
In the same wake of powerful seduction, Dior Poison marked the 80s, as well as Amarige from Givenchy did it with the 90s.
Niche perfumes with tuberose
The latest and most interesting studies on tuberose come to us from niche perfumery. Tubéreuse Criminelle from Serge Lutens is a bold and mysterious perfume, dominated by camphor notes.
In Carnal Flower from Frederic Malle the camphor note is less disruptive, but is characterized by an intense green opening note. Equally cold, nocturnal and enigmatic it is Tuberose from Keiko Mecheri.
Particularly interesting is the trilogy created by Histoires de Parfums dedicated to tuberose and its 3 different - and antithetical - interpretations, in which each fragrance highlights one of the characteristics of the white flower with many souls.
The best tuberose perfumes
If you feel like venturing into the world of this olfactory note, we have selected the i best tuberose perfumes. Browse the gallery and let yourself be inspired.
Tuberose perfumes: the best fragrances














