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Tuberose Absolute (Pommade Exhaustion Extract)

Original designation: Tubéreuse ABS Pommade

Polianthes tuberosa L. (syn. Agave amica)

An exhaustion extract from pomade recalls the era when fresh flowers surrendered their perfume slowly into fat before alcoholic washing. The olfactive idea is plush and intimate: a white flower remembered through cream, warmth and skin.

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1 g

€57

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Tuberose Absolute (Pommade Exhaustion Extract)
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Olfactive character

Base note

In perfumery vocabulary, Tuberose Absolute (Pommade Exhaustion Extract) is associated with buttery white petals, green creaminess, orange-blossom glow, coconut nuance, spiced warmth and soft animality. Its creative role is a deep base-note material with architectural presence, giving structure and character to complex accords.

  • buttery white petals
  • green creaminess
  • orange-blossom glow
  • coconut nuance
  • spiced warmth
  • soft animality
Train your nose with this material

At the perfumer’s organ

In the organ, use it to build opulent white florals, enrich gardenia accords and introduce skin-like florals. As base note, it offers signature rather than mere theme.

  • opulent white florals
  • gardenia accords
  • skin-like florals
  • couture extraits

Extraction & expression

Absolute extraction preserves a broad, saturated portrait of the source. Traditionally, fragrant biomass is first solvent-extracted and the resulting concrete or resinoid is purified with alcohol, giving perfumers a dense material rich in less-volatile facets. Pommade exhaustion belongs to the historic craft of enfleurage: flowers first perfume fat, then alcohol recovers the aromatic concentrate.

Perfumer’s vocabulary

ABSPommade exhaustion extract
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A vintage material for contemporary creation

Preserved within the Maison Orris collection assembled by 2006, this material opens a door to an earlier era of perfumery. An uncommon voice from legendary perfumery heritage, made for mature, daring compositions—a scent from the past, ready to inspire something entirely new.

Material registerCatalogue identity and recorded details
Maison Orris reference
MO-249
Historic catalogue name
Calchauvet
Availability
Available
Register reference
115401
Material type
Absolute
Physical form
Not recorded
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