If one claims that nature has olfactory paradoxes in store, tuberose is probably the most vivid example. This enchanting flower possesses an almost carnal fragrance that combines floral freshness, camphor-like fierceness (spicy-animalic) and milky sweetness in an almost ...If one claims that nature has olfactory paradoxes in store, tuberose is probably the most vivid example. This enchanting flower possesses an almost carnal fragrance that combines floral freshness, camphor-like fierceness (spicy-animalic) and milky sweetness in an almost unbelievable way.
Their mysterious balance has always fascinated perfumers. So then Dominique Ropion takes 18 months to create a modern version of this fragrance theme. The Perfumer:Dominique Ropion learned his craft in the legendary Roure Bertrand Dupont laboratory before beginning his work with Jean-Louis Sieuzac, one of the world's greatest perfumery technicians.
Today, he is a star perfumer at IFF. What distinguishes Ropion's work is the mix of precision and freedom, as well as the constant search for new, harmonious chords in which he combines ingredients that are completely opposed to each other. An adventurer who relies on his instincts.
However, Dominique Ropion is also very strict in the final stage of formulation of each of his fragrances.