Tuberose Le Jour

Such a fantastic and underrated perfume. So underrated and not talked about, that YouTube barely has any reviews on it. In my opinion it’s a hidden gem. I usually don’t like the note of tuberose at all, and this is the only tuberose fragrance I own since I love it so much. It starts with a blast of tuberose mixed with Jasmin and orange flower, but if you wait for the dry down (about and hour or so) ohhh.. that’s where the magic happens. when the cashmere wood and cedar wood kick in, it becomes floral, airy, youthful, crisp and ethereal. All and all it’s a beautiful and elegant white floral perfume that fits all ages. Very very pricy but in my opinion worth the price. One of the best from the house of Aerin and performance is great too (as opposed to the rest of Aerin fragrances with the translucent bottle).

I'd call this perfume a woody tuberose scent in the same vein as Estée Lauder Private Collection Tuberose Gardenia, but without the gardenia note and a touch more woodiness like Tubéreuse Nue by Tom Ford. There's a hint of neroli and orange blossom at the top too that lends some citrus sweetness and tartness, but it isn't a dominant note here. This is first and foremost a lovely and non-indolic jasmine with incredible longevity and moderate-strong sillage. I'd recommend it as a scent that one could wear for a cocktail party or an early dinner. It has sunset vibes for some weird reason to me. Maybe like the sweet flowers on the branches closing their buds on the trees at night.

This is an absolutely stunning light tuberose, so ultra feminine, delicate and bridal. You know that tuberose can be very heavy and headache inducing (for example as the sister Tuberose le soir of Aerin). Tuberose le joir is an exception. Light for everyday use and sensual for a date night. If you know Chanel Gardenia from les exclusifs - the way the Chanel feminity is shining through - this Aerin will give you a similar vibe. I've seen many similar smelling (more expensive) brands launching something similar, but Aerin is crafted to a perfection.

You can trust Olivier Cresp to deliver the goods and he did this time again! It is a stunning composition, very floral, clean, realistic and natural. It feel as if he captured the essence of orange blossom and tuberose, and let them honor each other (the tuberose is definately main character though). Aerin and Olivier is a match made in the floral heavens.

I don't think it should be as ridiculously expensive as it is, BUT - this is the best tuberose perfume I have ever smelled. I love it. I ordered a bottle from Estee Lauder online, minus 15% for signing up for their email list. It *actually* smells like tuberose, the flowers, themselves. I adore it. It's good. Very, very good.

It’s lovely, illuminating yet creamy tuberose. It’s not heavy but captivating. I think I will layer this with linear rose; will likely work pretty well. Update 4/15/2023. I sprayed again a month later, and now I love it. I really don’t get much woody notes. It’s this intoxicating lush floral. Makes me happy.

HEAVENNNNNNN!!! Absolute spring time goddess floral fragrance Longevity could be better but a good 3-4 hours of performance with this. Would repurchase Scent 10/10 Longevity 6.5/10 Price 6/10 (get it on sale)

Just received a sample of this, I'm in love and in heaven. Good God this is beautiful. I looked into buying a large bottle 3.4 Oz. $550.00. Oh well, sample was nice. LoL.

I love it! It is similar to Le Soir but a lighter floral. So beautiful! Another Olivier Cresp masterpiece. Thank you. 🤍

Tuberose Le Jour is a very beautiful white floral fragrance! My mom had it and I even wear it!

It smells wonderful. This may take a spot in my forever favorites.

Wow... creamy , lush, opulent tuberose. The opening is creamy almost beach like, and Tom Ford Orchid Soleil comes to mind. However, Aerin Tuberose le Jour is, as the name says, a flower for daytime; It manages to stay polite and not overtly in your face as in Bandit or Truth or Dare, to name two heady, headache inducing tuberoses. This one is mixed with a fresh orange blossom a tad of gardenia and a non-indolic jasmine. A lovely spring garden on our skin, with as interesting warm creamy cedar and musc base. Very very similar to ELPC Tuberose Gardenia in the drydown (being ELPC a tad stronger, or more concentrated if you like) and also in the veins of Elie Saab Essence Tuberose. Lovely by all means, if it weren't for that hefty price tag...

The opening smells a bit medicinal, later i get a very pretty, oily tuberose. It is a simple but elegant and sensual fragrance. It is a high quality scent and projects very well in the first hour. Tuberose Le Jour is one of the best tuberose scents i’ve ever smelled. White florals fans will surely like it. I could not stop smelling my hand today. I imagine a rich woman, classy but carefree wearing it to an luxurious daytime event. I am exited to smell this perfume again. Final note:10/10

Tuberose is to perfume what merlot is to wine. When it dominates, it has to be the best of its type to win people over. At first smell I thought it might be a winner, but as the orange blossom fades away it's just another tuberose (or merlot). So whilst it's a "like" from me, I'm not going to pay the inflated "Premier" label price. I will stick with Lilac Path, which smells so divine and has great longevity at almost half the price.

This is lovely. The orange blossom and neroli mellow out the tuberose and really make this a lovely floral for day. I could do without the cedar base note. I recommend trying this. I think you'll be a trendsetter and this is a unique signature perfume because it's new and not many people will be wearing it.

This is a very good fresh tuberose; it's much more realistic on paper (almost comparable to Roja!) while more rounded and muffled on skin. Unfortunately the brand decided it's somehow worth twice the price to compete with the luxury market -_-

Tuberose Le Jour by Aerin Lauder is part of a duo that explores the concept of duality: Tuberose Le Jour for the day and Tuberose Le Soir for the evening. The daytime version offers a fresh, green tuberose with a hint of neroli, while the evening rendition embraces a creamy, sweet, and ambery tuberose. This dualism succeeds in setting the two fragrances apart from each other, yet they both share the same issue - a lack of distinct personality. Achieving the effect of transitioning from day to night can be accomplished more effectively with other fragrances. Both Tuberose Le Jour and Tuberose Le Soir embody a delicate and subtle quality, reminiscent of the simplicity trend of the 90s. Tuberose Le Jour opens with a green and sharp character, prominently featuring neroli, and concludes with a somewhat woody note. It offers a fragrance that might appeal to those who prefer simplicity, subtlety, and a cologne-like orientation in the territory of tuberose fragrances.

This review is from the mini splash. I wanted so much to love this one because I love tuberose as a note, and I love Erin’s tuberose body cream. However, something strange happens on me. Very quickly (within minutes or less), the tuberose fades to the background, and I get an unpleasant woody note. It doesn’t smell like cedar nor cashmere woods. It smells more like amberwood to me, my nemesis note. Since it’s not listed as one of the notes, perhaps it’s just an effect that’s created from other notes, but I am finding more and more perfumes using amberwood to give depth and more staying power. Since so many others love this one, I’m going to assume it just behaves oddly for me, but I’ll be re-homing my minis of this and Tuberose Le Soir. I have them multiple chances with no success. I like Aerin as a House, but these two are firm no’s.

I adore tuberose, and I really like woody scents. However, after the dry down on me there is very little tuberose left. What remains is a very strange note that I'm not sure what is. It dominates the other notes completely and I just can't hack it. I would say, even if you love tuberose, this isn't a safe blind buy. Test first.

This somehow becomes very smoky on me, like ripe, blossoming tuberose set alight on a pile of rubbery wood chips. I love it though - rich and vibrant, and a genuine fresh flower scent with a deep woody base, and a sense of genuine plant life and moisture in the earth. I have received so many compliments on this one today. Have had it on 7 hours now and it's still very alive on my skin and doubly so on my clothes. Catch whiffs float by off my top constantly. I admit I was gifted this. It's such a full and complex scent but I would not pay the full price. It's unique to be sure, more along niche lines, but the price is probably outside what I'd be comfortable with.