Tuberose Base Type
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Short profile
A full-bodied tuberose reconstruction with a creamy, lactonic floral centre and pronounced narcotic character. Green and mint-cool accents contrast with its richness, while coconut, orange blossom and camphor nuances accompany a fleshy, subtly animalic sweetness. Its main role is in the heart, where the supplier describes a strong, persistent floral presence. The page does not provide a staged blotter evaluation, so specific opening-to-dry-down changes and projection over time are not established.
Effect in a formula
Builds a substantial tuberose heart, giving white-floral compositions creamy body and a more assertive floral identity. A cool mentholic edge provides contrast to the lactonic richness rather than leaving the floral effect purely sweet. It is suited to tuberose and gardenia accords, expansive feminine florals and oriental compositions requiring a rich floral centre.
Use and dosage
The supplier gives 2–15% of the fragrance concentrate as the usual formulation range, particularly for white-floral and oriental structures or substantial floral accords. A separate recommendation of 0.5–5% refers to the finished fragrance, not the concentrate. These are formulation guidelines, not IFRA limits; no distinct trace-use or overdose range is specified.
No confirmed manufacturer use level for this exact product.
Behaviour and performance
- Tenacity
- The page classifies persistence as medium, on an hours scale, while its narrative describes a lasting heart-note contribution. No measured blotter duration, evaluation dilution or test conditions are supplied.
Diffusion, tenacity and note impact are not combined into a single performance score.
Dissolving and diluting
- Solvents
- Reported to give clear solutions in ethanol, DPG and IPM. The page provides no quantitative solubility data or information about compatibility with water.
- Working dilution
- Use a 10% working solution, with ethanol identified as the default dilution solvent. For smelling evaluation, the supplier recommends 1% because of the base's strength; DPG and IPM are also listed as compatible solvents.
- Appearance
- Liquid, ranging in colour from pale yellow to yellow.