Carnal Flower is the Eau de Parfum that Dominique Ropion composed for Frédéric Malle in 2005, around a highly concentrated natural tuberose absolute. The house sees in it a flower with a thousand faces, fresh and green at the opening, more animalic as it blooms, amid camphor, dark spices, white musks and milky notes.
Victoria, of Bois de Jasmin, praises in 2005 a perfect balance between opulence and elegance. Robin, at Now Smell This, finds it stunningly beautiful in 2006, and sees the tuberose itself shine in it.
What critics say
Bois de Jasmin, November 18, 2005
Victoria finds in it a perfect balance between opulence and elegance. She finds it easier to approach, and notes that it ends neither heavy nor cloying.
Now Smell This, January 3, 2006
Robin judges it stunningly beautiful, another success for the house, in which the tuberose itself shines.
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