Launched in 2016 among the five founding creations of BDK Parfums, Tubéreuse Impériale is a floral amber eau de parfum that puts Indian tuberose in the spotlight, surrounded by ylang-ylang, jasmines and iris, between a top of pink pepper berries and geranium and a base of sandalwood, cashmeran, incense, vanilla and benzoin.
Floral and amber according to the house, Tubéreuse Impériale reveals a sunny, opulent and charismatic tuberose. In the top, a touch of Egyptian geranium pricked with pink pepper berries, which Cécile Matton says she added to the bouquet, opens the composition.
The sunny bouquet
Indian tuberose is surrounded by Comorian ylang-ylang, sambac jasmine, Egyptian jasmine and iris. The house reads in it a modern sensuality with amber accents; Cécile Matton speaks of white and sunny flowers around the central bloom.
Balms and creamy woods
The base brings together cashmeran, sandalwood, Somali incense, Madagascan vanilla, Singapore patchouli, Sumatran benzoin and cypress. For Cécile Matton, the creamy notes of iris and sandalwood blend with the balsamic tones of benzoin and bring a little mystery.
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