Choosing a tuberose perfume requires a particular sensitivity. One of the most expressive white flowers in a perfumer's palette, tuberose is distinguished by its intensity, its almost creamy texture, and its profoundly sensual character. It occupies a unique place in the world of... floral perfumes, oscillating between light and mystery. An independent Swiss house recognized for the high quality of its raw materials, Mizensir offers a nuanced interpretation of tuberose, worked with precision and restraint, both in perfumery and in home fragrances. In the Middle Ages, women were forbidden to pick tuberose because the harvest took place at nightfall, and the aromas released by the flower were associated with a narcotic power. Both opulent and delicate, tuberose can reveal milky, sunny, or slightly spicy facets depending on its combinations or skin type. In floral perfumes, it brings depth and sensuality, while maintaining great elegance when used skillfully.
At Mizensir, tuberose is expressed through different formats. eau de parfumIt becomes an intimate signature, evolving on the skin over the hours. scented candleIt transforms the space, diffusing an elegant and soothing floral atmosphere. Although centered around the royal flower, the niche fragrance L'Ombre du Lys subtly engages with the world of white flowers, particularly the sensuality and depth of tuberose. This floral perfume develops a more muted, almost nocturnal character, where the flower reveals itself in all its sophistication.
The candle Tubéreuse BlancheIn contrast, it explores the flower in its most luminous and enveloping dimension. The accord highlights the purity of its petals, underscored by harmonious floral notes and a balanced structure. A refined home fragrance, ideal for those seeking a floral aroma that is both present and delicate for their interior.
