An arresting bloom captured in glass, Carnal Flower reveals tuberose in luminous clarity. This unisex Eau de Parfum from Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle, created with Dominique Ropion and released in 2005, blends fresh green facets with a lush, spicy warmth. It feels both intimate and opulent, a scent that invites closer notice without shouting. Unboxed and designed for those who appreciate a sculptural white floral that lingers with a refined trail.

Scent note pyramid

Top notes: Green leaves, citrus brightness, and a dewy opening that suggests a garden just waking to light.

Heart notes: Tuberose absolute takes center stage, layered with jasmine sambac and a kiss of ylang-ylang for a luminous, creamy bouquet.

Base notes: Sandalwood adds quiet warmth, while musk leaves a clean skin-close trail, with a hint of vanilla deepening the sweetness.

Longevity & projection

Long-lasting with a noticeable, refined projection. It settles into the skin for hours without becoming overpowering, yet it remains present in the room, shaping memories with its floral radiance.

When to wear

Ideal for daytime elegance and evening romance alike. A signature scent for spring and summer events, yet versatile enough for cooler nights. Office-safe in measured doses, it pairs beautifully with tailored fabrics and soft lighting.

Available in 1.7 oz / 50 ml.