French Flower is a modern take on tuberose, without excessive sweetness and heavy creaminess. In Matière Première's interpretation, this flower sounds pure, airy and as natural as possible — as if it were alive, freshly cut at dawn, when the petals are still cool from the dew.

The fragrance opens with the freshness of green and ozone accords, creating the effect of open space and clean air. From the very first seconds, it sets the tone — this is not a classic ‘evening’ tuberose, but a daytime one, light and transparent.

At the heart of the composition is tuberose in its purest form. It is not suffocating or overly sweet, but lively, juicy, with a delicate milky note and green undertones. The flower sounds modern and intelligent, without retro associations or excessive drama.

The base is built on soft musky and woody nuances that give the fragrance body and stability without weighing down the composition. The trail is delicate, elegant and very ‘clean’ — it feels like an extension of the skin.