PUPA EXTREME (004) BLUSH MATT matt

The Tuberose flower, found in Central America and cultivated by the Aztecs, is known as Omixochitl, a graceful, elongated white flower on a fragile stem. Missionaries introduced him to France in the sixteenth century. The Aztecs believed that this unknown flower could heal travelers from fatigue, and in England, it became a symbol of bad omen, as it was used to decorate the graves of loved ones. In France and India, it was forbidden for unmarried girls to enter the gardens where tuberose bloomed, spreading their erotic and intoxicating spell. This was done so that the virgins did not succumb to the intoxication of tuberous dope and the men did not go mad from this erotic smell. In many countries, tuberose symbolizes forbidden pleasures. Flowers are popular in Egypt, Morocco, Martinique and India. Family: floral, spicy. Top notes: bergamot, cardamom, lavender, galbanum. Middle notes: tuberose, broom, jasmine, sambac, gardenia. Base notes: orange blossom, zest, vetiver, musk.