ANOTHER STU-DAY
Tuberose (Polianthes tuberosa) is a flowering plant native to Mexico, belonging to the Agavaceae family. The name "tuberose" comes from the Latin "tuberosa," meaning "tuberous" or "tube-shaped". This name refers to the plant's fleshy roots, which develop into underground tubers, giving the flower its name. In fact, although tuberose is often called a flower, it's actually the flower stalk that bears the flowers, while the real flowers are small and sit at the top of the stalk.
The piece of wood that we found in the trash can
""Like a pastry made of wood. Another take on Féminité for an alternate reality. True to its name, it contains cedar, to which honey is the key. But I have added tuberose, barely perceptible but of paramount importance."
"More than a poison her nectar of honey is a real invitation to seduction"
And sometimes, we need to just experiment with lighting layout
“Ropion is one of the world’s greatest connoisseurs of flower evaporation, an encyclopedia as far as this is concerned, for years we talked about creating a perfume that would be incredibly true to tuberose flowers.”
- Frédéric Malle -
