Tubéreuse Nue by Tom Ford
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Tubéreuse Nue by Tom Ford is an oriental floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2021, this composition features a scent pyramid where the top notes are lily of the valley, jasmine, and Sichuan pepper; the heart notes include neroli, benzoin, styrax, and cocoa; and the base notes consist of suede, musk, tonka bean, and oud wood.
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
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Leading answer Love it
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Season
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1,101 votes
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579 votes
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About Tubéreuse Nue
Tubéreuse Nue by Tom Ford is an oriental floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2021, this composition features a scent pyramid where the top notes are lily of the valley, jasmine, and Sichuan pepper; the heart notes include neroli, benzoin, styrax, and cocoa; and the base notes consist of suede, musk, tonka bean, and oud wood.
White flowers Spices Resins and balsams Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
520 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Strong
510 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
616 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Very expensive
509 votes
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OhJuliet
It’s the perfume I’d have Kirsten Dunst wear in a Sophia Coppola film—dressed as a bride in Converse. Very feminine, romantic, with a pop touch that makes it feel so real. It also smells like a glass of milk with tea and a lace nightgown; deeply comforting. I wear it when I feel like reading in my pajamas and sneakers.
OhJuliet
It’s the perfume I’d have Kirsten Dunst wear in a Sophia Coppola movie—dressed as a bride in Converse. Very feminine, romantic, with a pop touch that makes it feel so real. It also smells like a glass of milk with tea and a lace nightgown; super comforting. It’s one of the ones I reach for when I want to read in my pajamas and sneakers.
sisucoro
What a beauty. The opening surprised me: delicate neroli with a sweet base reminiscent of neroli gum, similar to Montale’s Mukhallat—very curious. It’s subtle and doesn’t last long, but it breaks away from the heavy classic neroli vibe to make the introduction much friendlier. Then it evolves into a zen, elegant mix of neroli and musk. Though soft, it has strength and presence. If you like Narciso Rodriguez, this one hits the spot; it’s one of the best calm, daytime feminine scents I’ve heard of.
sisucoro
What a beauty. The opening caught me off guard: delicate neroli with a sweet touch reminiscent of gum, very similar to Montale’s Mukhallat—curious and subtle. Though it doesn’t last long, it breaks the classic neroli heaviness and makes the introduction much friendlier. Then it evolves into a zen, elegant mix of neroli and musk; despite being soft, it has strength and presence. If you like Narciso Rodriguez, this one hits the spot. For me, it’s one of the best calm, daytime feminine scents I’ve tried.
Pinkmermaid1
I smelled it today and was excited to try it since I read it smelled like a new doll. But on my skin, it smells like Baygon Raid—that mosquito spray insecticide. That’s what this perfume smells like.
Pinkmermaid1
I tried it today and was super excited because I’d read it smelled like a new doll, but unfortunately on my skin it smells like Baygon Raid, that mosquito insecticide. That’s what this perfume smells like.
Anna1983
It’s delicious to me, but I can’t afford it. That’s why I’ll switch to Givenchy’s Amarige, which I see a great resemblance to.
Lux
Finally, a neroli perfume that truly speaks to me: it’s the most realistic floral-herbal version I’ve tried, alongside the jasmine. It smells like those bursts of spring on streets lined with ivy-covered villas and jasmine climbing the walls. You stop to smell those intense little flowers that last only a day, pick a handful, and take them home to tuck between your books to capture the scent of spring, summer, and sea salt. This bottle holds that magic: an intense but naked tuberose, no pomposity or frills. Grazie, Tom Ford.