Love Tuberose

14 reseñas

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• Jas

  August 11, 2021

  

  Summary: creamy white floral. This perfume has the power of a white floral where neroli stands out, but it’s not sharp like those fragrances usually are; it’s balanced with cream and vanilla notes. It’s very elegant, slightly sweet, floral, and distinctly creamy. It would shine in the intermediate seasons (spring, autumn), and I might even dare to wear it on summer evenings. Highly recommended.

• AdrianaTaborda

  February 23, 2022

  

  It reminds me of wedding cake frosting: creamy and milky. To my surprise, I detect a small animalic touch that makes it more interesting. It doesn’t have a huge sillage; instead, it stays close to the skin; however, once I wear it, I can smell it all day. It’s a mature, elegant, very feminine, and romantic scent. It’s precious.

• AdrianaTaborda

  March 2, 2022

  

  Reminds me of wedding cake frosting: creamy and milky. To my surprise, there’s an animalic touch that makes it more interesting. It doesn’t have a strong sillage; it stays closer to the skin, but once I wear it, I can smell it all day. It’s a mature, elegant, very feminine, and romantic scent. It’s gorgeous.

• Ojos Claros

  April 26, 2023

  

  Delicate and elegant. An absolute delight. Top-notch quality.

• tamagotchi

  May 24, 2023

  

  To me, it smells like 90s hair salon mixed with a cemetery. I can smell it, but I just can’t stand it 🙁

• VainillaDulce

  May 31, 2023

  

  I’m head over heels for Love Tuberose. I adore that blend of tenderness, sensuality, and elegance; all its facets are impressive and clear, with undeniable quality. The emotions it evokes go beyond just liking the scent. I know people compare it to other tuberoses and they’re right: it’s a classic narcotic tuberose, but this one is very carnal, opulent, sweet, milky, and slightly spiced. It feels like tuberose petals and gardenia intertwining to create a new flower. Here, you smell tuberose fused with gardenia, mixed with whipped cream and drops of vanilla. I have the launch version, and on my skin, its longevity and projection are extraordinary. It’s a beautiful tuberose and gardenia duo, ageless and with personality that suddenly shows its claws. I wear it indiscriminately but with restraint; it might overwhelm you in very hot climates.

• tamagotchi

  June 10, 2023

  

  It smells like a 90s hair salon mixed with a cemetery. I’m sorry, but I just can’t stand it.

• VainillaDulce

  June 15, 2023

  

  I’m head over heels for Love Tuberose. I love that mix of tenderness, sensuality, and elegance; all its facets are impressive and crisp, with undeniable quality. The emotions it evokes go beyond just liking it. I know people compare it to other nard scents, and they’re right: this narcotic note is in many fragrances, but this specific one is carnal, opulent, sweet, milky, and slightly spiced. It gives the sensation that nard and gardenia petals intertwine to birth a new flower. It smells like nard fused with gardenia, mixed with whipped cream and drops of vanilla. I have the launch version, and on my skin, its longevity and projection are extraordinary. It’s a beautiful, ageless nard and gardenia with personality that shows its claws. I wear it anytime but with restraint; it might be overwhelming in very hot climates.

• Pau.la.perfumelover

  March 3, 2024

  

  I should have listened to those who said it smelled like a cemetery; I’m not saying that negatively, but the nard is so real and floral that I don’t perceive any other note. It seems surrounded by white flowers. I tested it on my wrist expecting it to evolve into vanilla and whipped cream, but I only got bursts of flowers: sometimes nard, other times jasmine. If you like jasmine, it’s for you; unfortunately, it’s not for me. If you’re looking for a balance between flower and creamy vanilla, this isn’t it.

• AresGoodess

  March 8, 2024

  

  I don’t get why people say it smells like a cemetery. I work in funeral services and have been to many burials, but I don’t smell anything like that on me. On my skin, it’s a sweet, milky white floral. You can really taste the whipped cream along with the white flowers and vanilla in the background. I love it. It’s perfect for spring, totally daytime, though I’d also wear it in the summer evening.

• AresGoodess

  March 20, 2024

  

  I don’t get the cemetery complaints. I work in funeral services and have seen thousands of burials; on my skin, this is pure white floral, sweet and milky. You get the flowers, heavy whipped cream, and a vanilla base. I love it. Perfect for spring and totally daytime wear, though I’d wear it at sunset in summer without a doubt.

• Addyi Spade

  March 11, 2025

  

  It starts with a strong, fresh, and sweet nard, softly blended with gardenia and jasmine. Everything melts into a cream and vanilla base, while sandalwood wraps around the scent. The white floral opening evolves into something powdery and creamy. It lasts 8 hours on skin, has moderate sillage, and lingers on clothes until washed. It’s not a beast like other scents from the house, but it’s high quality; reminds me of the nard notes in Dior’s J’adore. The vanilla is light but stands out in the sweetness. I have a Made in Oman batch from a small box; maybe the new formulas are lighter and less long-lasting.

• Addyi Spade

  March 17, 2025

  

  It opens with a strong, fresh, and sweet tuberose, with soft notes of gardenia and jasmine. They blend perfectly with the cream and vanilla. Sandalwood wraps around the whole perfume. The white floral opening shifts and becomes powdery and creamy. Longevity is 8 hours on skin, moderate to soft sillage, lasting on clothes even after washing. It’s not a beast like others from the house, but it is high quality, unique, though it reminds you of Dior’s tuberose in J’adore. The vanilla is light but stands out in the sweetness. I have a Made in Oman small-batch version; maybe the new formulations are different, with lighter ingredients and less longevity.

• algopasaconpili

  April 30, 2025

  

  If you’re a fan of tuberose in Interdit or Astral, this isn’t your vibe. For me, the clove note is the one that never shows up and dries out my skin. The tuberose is barely there, and the jasmine is so sharp it overshadows everything. If you’re looking for something like Interdit, forget it; this is more for lovers of Alien or J’adore with that retro, aggressive jasmine.