Tuberose Absolute is a rare and intoxicating essence, renowned for its sultry, honeyed floral aroma. Cultivated from the flowers of Polianthes tuberosa in Egypt, this exotic oil has earned the title “Mistress of the Night” in East Indian legend for its amorous, euphoric qualities. Across cultures, from the Aztecs to Hawaiians, Tuberose has been treasured in ceremonies, perfumes, and fragrant leis. Its warm, heady-honey-floral scent with balsamic-chypre undertones captivates the senses and elevates any aromatic or perfumery experience. Thick in consistency, Tuberose Absolute is best warmed and diluted in jojoba, a citrus essential oil, or organic alcohol for use in perfumes, bath oils, or massage blends. Simply inhaling its euphoric bloom can lift mood and scatter stress. Botanical & Extraction Details: Botanical Name: Polianthes tuberosa Botanical Family: Agavaceae Extraction Method: Absolute Plant Part Distilled: Flowers Country of Origin: Egypt Cultivation Method: Cultivated Composition: 100% Polianthes tuberosa Consistency: Thick Scent Profile: Warm, heady-honey-floral with fresh balsamic-chypre Blends Harmoniously With:Jasmine, Carnation, Neroli, Rose, Orange, Bergamot, Lemon, Vanilla, Lime, Patchouli, Ylang, Spikenard, Orris Root, Orange Blossom Absolute, Poplar Balsam, Lavender, Oakmoss Uses & Benefits: Luxury perfumes and colognes – wear alone or blend with other essences Aromatherapy and relaxation – diffuse with citrus oils Massage oils and bath blends – warm and dilute for best results Inhalation for euphoric, sensual experiences Why Choose Tuberose Absolute: Pure, cultivated Egyptian Polianthes tuberosa Rich, amorous, and euphoric aroma Ideal for perfumery, aromatherapy, and personal indulgence Thick, potent absolute that elevates mood and disperses stress “Tuberose is sensuous with a strong, radiant quality… It protects your energy and personal boundaries.”– Susanne Fischer-Rizzi, The Complete Aromatherapy Handbook “Tuberose integrates the highest levels of the ego within spiritual wonderment.”– Valerie Ann Worwood, Aromatherapy for the Soul “And the jessamine faint, and the sweet tuberose, the sweetest flower for the scent that blows.”– Percy Bysshe Shelley
