Tuberose Wax 10 g

A Rich Floral Note That Elevates Perfume Compositions

Tuberose wax is obtained from the flowers of Polianthes tuberosa through solvent extraction followed by removal of volatile components, resulting in a dense, concentrated aromatic mass. This product belongs to the category of Absolutes, which brings together natural aromatic concentrates prized by perfumers worldwide for their depth and authentic character. The main application of tuberose wax lies in niche and selective perfumery, where it serves as a heart note in floral, oriental, and floral-fruity compositions, lending them a sweet, creamy-tropical facet with subtle milky and honeyed undertones.

The 10 gram packaging is ideal for home perfumers and small studios testing new formulas or preparing trial batches of signature scents before moving to larger production runs. This quantity is sufficient for dozens of experimental trials, allowing precise dosage refinement without excessive material costs. In perfume compositions, tuberose wax is typically introduced at a concentration of 0.5 to 3 percent of the total composition weight, depending on the desired intensity of the note. It is added during the blending stage with ethanol or when assembling the fragrance concentrate at room temperature, since heating can weaken the volatile aromatic fractions.

Beyond perfumery, tuberose wax is used in premium scented candle production, where it is combined with plant-based waxes to create a lasting floral throw during burning, as well as in fragrance blends for body creams and lotions, where a small addition lends a refined trail without becoming overpowering. It pairs well with other floral and resinous absolutes: interesting combinations emerge with Osmanthus Absolute, which contributes fruity-tea nuances, and with Benzoin Absolute, which adds a warm resinous base and improves the longevity of the scent on skin. For a greener, more herbal facet, some perfumers introduce a touch of Nettle Absolute, which tempers the sweetness of tuberose.

Tuberose wax should be stored in a tightly sealed dark glass container, in a cool place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, since aromatic absolutes are sensitive to oxidation and loss of volatile fractions. When stored properly, the product retains fragrance stability for an extended period, which matters greatly for perfumers working with limited raw material volumes.

Trial Fragrance Blend 'Tropical Bloom'

Tuberose wax 0.3 g

Osmanthus Absolute 0.2 g

Benzoin Absolute 0.1 g

96% ethanol 9 ml

Distilled water 1 ml