by Gucci
Eau de Parfum
Gucci
Note Profile
Tahitian Tiare Flower, Tiaré
Tiare Flower exudes a rich, creamy, and exotic floral scent with nuances reminiscent of coconut, jasmine, and vanilla. It is lush, sweet, and slightly green, evoking the warmth and sensuality of tropical islands. This note is often used to create a luxurious and sun-drenched aura in fragrances.
Tiare flower has a lush, creamy floral scent with pronounced notes of coconut, subtle green facets, and hints of jasmine and vanilla. Its aroma is both sweet and exotic, developing a warm, enveloping character as it evolves. The scent is evocative of tropical gardens and sunlit beaches.
Tiare flowers are native to French Polynesia, where they are traditionally used in Monoi oil. In perfumery, the scent is typically recreated using headspace technology, natural isolates, or accords blending gardenia, ylang-ylang, and coconut notes, as true extraction yields little aromatic material.
Perfumers use tiare flower primarily in the heart of compositions to impart a creamy, tropical floralcy. It blends well with other white florals, coconut, vanilla, and solar notes, and is often featured in beach-inspired, exotic, or summer-themed fragrances. Its presence adds richness and a sun-drenched aura to both feminine and unisex scents.
Perfumers known for using Tiare Flower include Pierre Montale , Dominique Ropion , Ilias Ermenidis , Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud , Alberto Morillas , and Nathalie Lorson .
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A selection of reviewed perfumes where Tiare Flower appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
Gucci
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Louis Vuitton
Extrait
Bujairami
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Roberto Cavalli
Eau de Toilette
Givenchy
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Ellis Brooklyn
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L'Artisan Parfumeur
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Versace
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Gucci
Eau de Parfum
Cacharel