Tuberoza by Nishane

I’m blown away by the scent of this fragrance. As one review mentioned, it smells exactly how I expected Carnal Flower to smell (which it didn’t). It’s slightly sweet, very natural tuberose. The issue is I’m not sure if it’s how it interacts with my skin or if others experience it too: after a few hours, the floral bouquet disappears and a very sharp, earthy note emerges. I imagine it’s the amber, but it doesn’t agree with me at all, which is a shame. It’s true I tested it on warm summer nights; maybe it performs better in cold weather. I’d love to find a fragrance that keeps that initial floral part without that final note.

(Tuberose lovers chapter 11) 100% white floral fragrance on an amber base. A super powerful, mature, elegant, and sophisticated tuberose. Classic without being vintage. On my skin, which isn’t very forgiving, it has excellent performance. It’s already on my wishlist for when I finish other tuberose perfumes. Ideal for autumn and winter. Highly recommended.

I tested it on a small vial I received as a sample when buying other perfumes; frankly, I’m surprised by its power—it’s overwhelming compared to other niche fragrances. I love the tuberose note: sweet, real, sophisticated, elegant. After about 30 minutes, I detect rosemary, smoky, and gardenia together, embraced behind those imposing tuberoses. A wonderful floral combination. I already know which fragrance from this house will be my next acquisition 🤭🤭🥰

A creamy, feminine, and charming Nardo. Aromatic but not overpowering. Spectacular, 10/10.

I tried Carnal Flower by F.M. at the same time as Tuberoza by Nishane, and they’re like sisters with very distinct personalities but united by the bond of tuberose. The first presents a young, fragile, delicate feminine personality, a tender tuberose wrapped in notes that add delicacy, subtlety, and elegance. The second presents a mature, strong feminine personality that doesn’t care about appearances, a raw and realistic tuberose that dominates the other notes by far. Realistic, alive, and powerful like most Nishane fragrances; its performance is better than other brands on the market in terms of longevity and projection.

Unisex but more feminine… elegant, sober, feels like a bath with white flowers. In the base, no matter how hard I tried, I didn’t notice the vetiver or sandalwood. My girlfriend loved it when she tested it, and I gave her the vial to use; on her skin, I noticed the orange note was more perceptible than on mine, where the dominant top note was bergamot and ylang-ylang. Unlike colognes, despite its simplicity, I would buy more ml of this because the composition was incredible, masterfully blended with standout quality ingredients (8/10).

Being a tuberose, it can’t be more beautiful and elegant. I find it frankly feminine, with perfect longevity and sillage. It’s a perfume that enchants.