Ricci Ricci

By the editors · 2 min readA tuberose perfume built around contrasts, opening with a clean citrus lift before settling into its true character. The bergamot disappears quickly, giving way to a tuberose that leans powdery rather than overtly narcotic—softened and almost dusty in texture, never indolic or creamy in the way some white florals can be.

The base tempers any sweetness with sandalwood and patchouli that read more earthy than oriental, grounding the floral in something subdued and matte. The patchouli here isn't the dark, resinous kind; it stays restrained, lending a faintly mossy quality to the dry down.

This suits someone looking for tuberose without theatrics—approachable, moderately persistent, never loud. It occupies a middle ground between fresh and heady, neither purely clean nor richly opulent, settling somewhere comfortably in between.