Seductive Tuberose: The Eau de Parfum "Tubéreuse Nuit Blanche" by Histoires de Parfums

With "Tubéreuse Nuit Blanche", the French label Histoires de Parfums captures the sensual duality of tuberose - an interplay of floral delicacy and creamy opulence.

Tubéreuse Nuit Blanche is an endless dream, a whispered secret in every breath. An untamed diva, seductive and irresistible.

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With its creamy, sensual aroma, the tuberose, also known as the "Queen of the Night", is one of the most seductive flowers in perfumery. Because of its intoxicating fragrance, it was once even considered "dangerous": during the Renaissance, unmarried women were forbidden to enter tuberose gardens for fear that the beguiling scent of the flowers could tempt them.

The composition of "Tubéreuse Nuit Blanche" celebrates the contrasting facets of the iconic flower - delicate and powerful, sensual and bold. At the beginning, a fresh, spicy top note of ginger, rhubarb and elemi resin unfolds, creating an invigorating dynamic. This is followed by a creamy, floral heart of tuberose accompanied by jasmine, tiare and garden carnation. Finally, the base of white musk, vanilla and sandalwood gives the fragrance a warm and soft finish.

The perfume is a creation by Gérald Ghislain, founder and creative director of Histoires de Parfums.

Between shadow and light, Tubéreuse Nuit Blanche transports you into a fascinating sphere. Radiant and hypnotic, it unfolds at nightfall in beguiling clouds of fragrance. Fragile and powerful at the same time, tuberose invites you to let go and dream - an echo of sleepless nights in which the senses awaken and lose themselves, in which dreams become fragrance.

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A new chapter in the fragrance library of Histoires de Parfums

"Tubéreuse Nuit Blanche" is part of the label's "Classiques Intemporels" collection which also includes creations such as "Encens Roi", "1969" and "Noir Patchouli".

Founded in 2000, Histoires de Parfums sees itself as an olfactory library in which each fragrance opens a new chapter. Founder Gérald Ghislain, a passionate perfumer, sees his creations as poetry, novels or musical scores - fragrances with narrative depth. This is also reflected in the names of the perfumes: alongside compositions dedicated to famous personalities such as Jules Verne or Mona Lisa, there are dates such as 1804 or unconventional, conceptual collections such as "Ceci n'est pas un flacon bleu" ("This is not a blue bottle").

All fragrances are developed and produced in the company's own studios.

The new fragrance is available in bottle sizes of 15, 60 and 120 ml.