Love Tuberose

Love Tuberose opening is a straight up combination of a fluffy, lactonic accord with a big white floral bouquet. Add to it a creamy, smooth woody base composed of cedar and sandalwood and a generous amount of sweet vanilla and you have a gorgeous white flower with a modern twist. A linear gourmand tuberose! I don’t think Love Tuberose is a safe blind buy unless you love a sweet, bubblegum tuberose, mixed with gardenia and jasmine with a strong lactonic, creamy, milky undertone. If all the above are your thing, get yourself a bottle until it doesn’t get reformulated because it is a white floral gourmand masterpiece! Alongside lilac, tuberose was my first love in fragrances. I have added to my collection countless tuberose designers releases over the years, so I have a good idea of what a great tuberose scent would be like. On top of those, I own other another tuberose forward fragrance from Amouage, Figment, plus one from Memo Paris, Marfa, one tuberose from Molinard, but none hold a candle to Love Tuberose in my opinion! Except maybe Accento Overdose, but that goes into a green, fresher direction. This is the sweet girl, feminine tuberose. In good, old fashioned Amouage style, Love Tuberose is a solid, elegant and fairly versatile scent, with good longevity and a moderate sillage. Also, I can imagine this as a perfectly suitable wedding day fragrance, as long as it’s not happening on a 40C degrees day! The closest thing to Love Amoage that I have is Velvet Vanilla from Mancera. Minus the milky, whipped cream accord, plus fruits and pepper. Not a dupe at all!

Lovely, lovely fragrance. I'll be honest: if someone asked me to close my eyes and smell this perfume, I would never guess it's from the House of Amouage! And I don't mean quality, of course because this is superb. What I mean is that, if you are familiar with some perfumes from this house, you know how potent and weird they can be. Love Tuberose is very pleasant and cosy fragrance that will wrap you like a cashmere sweater. It is warm, sunny and sweet. Perfumes are made to evoke feelings, emotions, memories. We build new memories with the help of perfumes but fragrances also help us evoke emotions of what we lived. Good or bad. I have not yet built any specific memories linked to Love Tuberose because I have worn it only once but I know it will be my perfume when I want to feel safe, feminine, cosy and comfortable. It will be my comfort perfume. From the Secret Garden collection I have Blossom Love which is a big yes to me and Love Tuberose. On my skin, Love Tuberose quickly turns into an intimate, skin scent. Quite contrary to other Amouage perfumes I have. What I love about it is its lactonic quality... I love lactonic perfumes, for example Amour by Kenzo or Michael by Michael Kors (discontinued) but Love Tuberose is the most elegant, well blended among them. There is nothing sharp in this fragrance. "Just" sweet tuberose petals delicately put on the surface of lukewarm milk with a hint of vanilla and sandalwood. Office-friendly, people-friendly, woman-friendly. Very feminine and oozes elegance.

It is a blessing for this fragrance to have graced my nostrils. Oh. My. GOODNESS!!! This is the fragrance I’ve been waiting for, dozens upon dozens upon dozens of samples, Love Tuberose has come to roll my eyes so far back into my head that I may never see again!! This is the most beautiful, buttery, rich tuberose fragrance. Like the most absolutely stunning, beautiful blossomed tuberose with lush blooming jasmine vining up the stalk. Noting that I do pick up quite a bit of gardenia as well! If you’re a while floral lover... I have to imagine this is the safest of all blind buys (though I am not liable)! Of course the notes are quite dissimilar, but this is what I was hoping for from Rouge Malachite Armani Prive. I’m a tuberose and white floral lover, but sadly that was a miss for me! However... I tried layering it on top of Love Tuberose, and the combination is stunning!! A very easy way to take this fragrance from day to night. I am just completely head over heels in love with this fragrance. I’ve been really impressed by all three Amoauge fragrances I’ve gotten my nose on this far, being guidance, lilac love, and love tuberose. This fragrance is a big win for me!! Though I’m not sure that this is the most earth shattering tuberose, it is beautifully done and exquisitely blended. I will feel very comfortable and confident rocking this fragrance all year round!

"A White Dream of Cream and Petals" If artistic perfumery had a chapter dedicated to pure sensual innocence, Love Tuberose would be its main title. Launched in 2018 and signed by the nose Nathalie Lorson, this fragrance breaks away from the opulent and incense-laden Amouage classics to embrace an ethereal, creamy and deeply comfortable narrative. The tuberose here is not the carnal and "strong" scream that other perfumes get us used to. It is a dewy tuberose, made gentle by gardenia and jasmine. It's like walking in a flower garden at dawn. The gourmand heart: This is where the magic happens. The accord of whipped cream and vanilla transforms the flowers into a haute patisserie dessert. It is not a cloying sweetness, but a soft texture that envelops the skin like a cloud. The woody base: The sandalwood and cedar give structure, preventing the fragrance from becoming too "childish" and giving it that signature of elegance typical of the Omani maison. Love Tuberose is the ideal perfume for those looking for a "tame" and modern tuberose. It is a fragrance that speaks of unrequited or tormented love, but of a serene, luminous and full love. It is the scent of skin warmed by the sun after a bath in a tub of milk and white petals. It is a powerful, hypnotic but contemporary enveloping fragrance, for its ability to convey purity and preciousness at the same time.

I think this is the most innocent white floral which I have. It’s so soft and creamy, indulgent and subtle. I love the way how Vanilla and whipped cream blend together with Jasmine, Tuberose and Gardenia. Gourmand aspect is very restrained, I wouldn’t even put this into that category. Amouage’s way to make something as synthetic as a note “whipped cream” sounds is incredibly chic. It’s feels so natural, not cloying at all which I was afraid of. Sandalwood with Cedar wood creates the soft and creamy, woody base supporting all other notes in the charming and delicated way. Whipped cream is mentioned as “Chantilly cream” in Amouage’s web page and it means a cream sweetened with sugar and flavoured, usually with Vanilla. Love Tuberose is quite simple scent but it’s very beautiful and easy to wear. I wouldn’t say it’s sweet but some people may think so especially if Gardenia doesn’t perform in the way how it performs on my skin bringing a hint of earhy touch into composition. Vanilla and whipped cream may perform stronger as well for some. I think this is heavenly perfect. Not childish yet good quality and polished. Thank you for reading, I hope my review was helpful. I would appreciate a lot if you want to follow me on IG and/or YouTube (English subtitles): @ninamariahperfumes It gives me a lot of motivation to write more. 🤗

On my perfume eating skin, this creamy rich tuberose makes it past the 4 hour mark before entering the drydown stage. And that is a small miracle. I think this is going to bloom in the summer heat. On my third wearing I’m picking up a clean, unadulterated natural tuberose. I also pick up the supporting notes of cream, gardenia and sandalwood but only after reading about the notes on this site. Vanilla just adds to the richness of this scent which stays linear after the initial 15 minute opening. Because of the stellar performance, Love Tuberose is a great perfume. My nose never tires of this scent. And after some searching, I found the 100ml bottle, new and sealed from a trusted discount site, for under $160. (No tax, no shipping). My next Amouage floral acquisition was between Honour and Love Tuberose, but I have finally decided on my next purchase. Edit: I must report regarding the performance of this scent on my skin. I applied two spritz on my wrists 36 hours ago. Since then I have showered and washed my hands numerous times, ridden my bike 8 miles and walked my dog twice. This morning I’m catching some gorgeous whiffs of tuberose and sandalwood. I’m thinking it must be the perfume I wore yesterday, but it’s not. It’s Love Tuberose.....my mind is blown. So the drydown, albeit soft, is still going and it’s heaven.

Now, THIS is gorgeous, ya’ll. Such a creamy and sweet tuberose, a whipped cream lover’s dream. A full bottle will be mine at some point. I’m gonna play the comparison game, in case it’s helpful to anyone: Madonna’s Truth or Dare has a heavy artificial bubblegum note to me, and Amouage LT luckily does not. I like TorD, but I love Amouage LT. I compared them on each of my arms against each other, and LT is far and away the smoother, more beautiful rendition. Guerlain Joyeuse Tubereuse smells like tuberose mixed with Smarties candies (a cool scent), while Amouage LT smells like tuberose mixed with whipped cream and sunshine (a slightly warmer scent). Adore both, but I want the Amouage more. Mona Di Orio Les Nombres d’Or-Tubereuse smells like spicy cumin mixed with cinnamon with a faint trace of tuberose in the background. If you like the Mona Di Orio, then you will probably find Amouage LT to be too sweet, they have extremely different profiles. Carnal Flower is more sexy and animalic than Amouage LT (which does not read sexy OR animalic at all). There’s room for both of these fragrances in my wardrobe. I’d wear Carnal Flower with bare shoulders while having fun at a tiki bar in the evening. I’d wear Amouage LT while wearing a fluttery pastel-colored dress during a spring or summer day.

For me, this is absolutely stunning. Perfect, in fact. Exactly what I have been looking for, all my life and I don't say that lightly, as I am extremely hard to please and most fragrances (that smell, even vaguely, natural) don't seem to suit me. Suzanne is correct in saying that (if it does suit you) it is like the Goldilocks of tuberoses. This is the one for you, if you have that slightly unusual kind of skin chemistry that, genuinely, suits (dare I say it?!) Giorgio Beverly Hills. Rather than a tuberose with a colder, bitter edge to it, like Fracas. I say this, because Love Tuberose is sweet. So, like Giorgio, unless you have a very sweet tooth (which I don't), I think it would tend to suit those whose body chemistry tends to turn fragrances sourer, rather than sweeter. It's pure, sweet and creamy. Like someone, accidentally, poured cream soda in a glass vase, rather than water, before sticking a bouquet of tuberoses (in full bloom) in it. Yes, it's fairly simple, at first - but, sometimes simplicity, as long as it's perfectly done, is all you really need. Also, as it develops, it becomes more sultry (for want of a better word!). Slightly savoury, woody and buttery - almost nutty, in fact. Which is, also, extremely nice. Highly recommended.

Love Tuberose is a pleasant surprise. I don't usually care for fragrances like this, but I am going to purchase a full bottle as soon as I’m able to. It's very beautiful and it lasts for a very long time. The top notes smell very natural. I thought it would be synthetic because most fragrances with these notes are very heady. This is the complete opposite. It is very light and ethereal and a perfect fragrance for a special occasion during the day. Obviously wedding comes to mind. But the opening is not the best part. After a couple of hours, the fragrance starts to change into something with more depth. More character. Sweetness is there but it is perfectly balanced with sandalwood and other potential unlisted notes. It unfolds beautifully. Like a well written novel. Both artistic genres have their similar ways of expressing emotion. In one genre, words are used to evoke a certain mood, in the other, scent notes are used to describe the same feeling and the same spirit. In my opinion this particular fragrance reaches its peak beauty as it unfolds over time. Just like a good book. I am assuming that the name (Love Tuberose) is an indication that this fragrance is a love letter to the flower. It would be a shame if this was not.

I'm not particularly fond of most florals; I'm very picky and don't wear them often, but tuberose (and a handful of other white florals) tends to be the exception. For years, well before I ever got into the weeds of fragrance, I loved Bath & Body Work's long since discontinued Velvet Tuberose. When I finally ran out of the last of the backups I had, I vowed to try and find another tuberose fragrance. In that search, I came across Amouage's Love Tuberose and testing and falling in love with it was one of the first steps I took in falling down the rabbit hole of fragrance, especially niche houses. Love Tuberose is a warm, buttery, rich tuberose. It feels luxurious and decadent. If I'm going to wear a floral, it's one of the few I reach for, and is a favorite in my collection. Love Tuberose was my introduction to Amouage. I have since sampled much from the house and own a number of bottles; I've found that I much prefer their unisex and male offerings, yet Love Tuberose, along with Figment Woman, remain the only selections from Amouage's 'woman' line that I've enjoyed enough to buy full bottles.

Incredibly beautiful creamy gardenia scent, even more so than toverose, to my nose at least. Cream is very prominent, but does not smell artificial, like some milk flavoured candy, instead it is a luxurious, delicious natural sweet treat. Despite being sweet, it is perfect for Summer time. It is just a pure feminine bliss, and also the newer edition bottle (mat off-white) is making it even more perfect, probably a top choice for wedding, if in general you like creamy gourmand vanilla scents but also want some feminine florals. So elegant, effortless and timeless! I know you may associate word timeless with dated, but it's not that much dated, so I urge you to sample it at least. Also wanted to mention that on the side of this scent I'm also getting some earthy even mushroom note, but I guess it just because of the potent luxury composition, and I don't mind that. It does last and last like crazy, but at the same time is not unbearably loud where you would get suffocated, which might be the case with Guidance sometimes. Instead, it has that beautiful lightness to it, magical. A love!

I received this half frozen frag in the mail yesterday and wore it today. It’s my first from the Garden collection and my 7th Amouage frag. This house can do no wrong for me, odd, thought provoking maybe, but never wrong. This house makes me think deeply about their fragrances, they’re not simple. I’m a heavy sprayer, but white flowers can be intense 5 alarm fires and I don’t want to set off the fire alarm in my office. I thought i’d like it more, I love tuberose and creamy milk. I’m going to let it sit and revisit in a couple weeks. I can definitely smell the flower and milk, but it doesn’t seem blended well, which is totally UNLIKE Amouage’s house. I can def see the potential in the like going to love, just not today, will update. It wasn’t a big compliment getter like my gourmands, there are wives getting Devotion and Baklava for Christmas because their husbands are smart to have asked me... later.

Trigger warning drug abuse: Love Tuberose smells like happy innocence. Like being lazy, free of sorrows and lying in the sun while eating white cream cake. A LOT of white cream cake. And your moony best friend next to you is chewing that childish pink bubblegum. Just like you gazing in the cloudless blue sky. And this dreamy scene is surrounded with the most beautiful white flowers heated by everlasting summer sunshine. Love Tuberose instantly tranfers you to another, much better world (admitted that the bar for this isn‘t that high at this moment in history). That’s why it is addictive like pure flawless cocaine (well, it better should be, it‘s almost the same price). And me, the idiot, first thought this a little simplistic. Had to learn it the hard way and couldn’t resist buying a full bottle of this white fluid poison. Now getting high on a daily basis. Love it. XOXO

It's the first Amouage fragrance I can wholeheartedly embrace and recommend without any reservation. Very crisp and luminous non-sweet tuberose - no gummy-bear vibe that comes so often with that note - on a delightful cold whipped cream accord. It is ultra ULTRA feminine and angelic in character. Not very complex, but just expertly executed in its uplifting yet fluffy divinity. This is what the clouds little cherub baby angels rest on must smell like. Not that I believe in angels, but if I did, the clouds they play on would smell like this for sure! I feel this would make an amazing bridal perfume just as it would make a great signature for many doe-eyed beauties. Oh, if it just didn't carry the Amouage price tag *sigh* For now I have a little tester and a 10ml bottle. Let's see how long I can live without it after I'm through with them.

I read all the reviews and I expected so much. I thought there it would be a nice blend between florals and the gourmand notes (whipped cream and vanilla). When I finally tried it in the store and wore it all day, the only thing I could smell from start to finish was jasmine. I like jasmine, but there are many other fragrances if you only want jasmine. Maybe it can became at least a bit gourmand if you layer it with 30$ Sweet Tooth - Me Espresso. Eventually, I bought Lilac Love and I am in love with it. The notes that are listed are exactly what you get. EDIT: I am wearing this now. I tested it again and I got a completely different feeling. The jasmine wasn’t overpowering this time and I did feel the whipped cream! I think it was because of the weather. When I first tested it, it was below 0 and the second time was spring.

Love Tuberose smells the way white velvet looks and feels. Floaty, supernatural tuberose; a tuberose I haven't met before. It's pure, but it's definitely not subtle. I'm used to grapey tuberose in perfume, or as some say "bubblegummy", and if not grapey, the tuberose is very carnal and provocative (which is how I prefer my tuberose, ftr.) This one's somewhere outside of the box, exuding divinity and soft femininity, as if it were a white marble statue of a woman, unclothed but innocent, like that of Aphrodite. I get images of white swans and their poise. There is a layer of creaminess to it that makes it comforting and addictive. It leans ever-so-slightly coconutty, as tuberose can sometimes do, but that just adds to the creaminess. It's a gorgeous creation, and shockingly long-lasting. I'm super impressed!

Love Tuberose is a sun-drenched floral cake — tuberose and gardenia blooming into jasmine petals, like whipped Chantilly cream folded over lush white flowers with a vanilla embrace. The opening bursts with heady, creamy tuberose that's greener and more challenging than pure sweetness, mingling with gardenia's luscious butteriness for a balanced, non-indolic floral symphony. It dries to gourmand elegance: vanilla and woody sandalwood-cedar base create a smooth, powdery warmth — evoking tres leches cake with floral whispers, luxurious yet versatile without tipping into cloying territory. Feminine and sophisticated, it's a winter standout for those loving white florals with creamy depth. Lasts eternal 12+ hours with powerful sillage — perfect for evenings craving opulent, self-loving allure that never fades.

I own 2 bottles of this perfume- this fact already shows my attitude to Love Tuberose. I really love it. This perfume is a true masterpiece which is absolutely unique- there is no other perfume that is similar or even somewhere close to it. Sniff it in the bottle and you'll feel the texture of velvet textile. You physically feel this sweet floral whipped cream, it's mesmerizing, inviting you to enter a space of sweet pleasure, relaxation, and delight—and to lose yourself in it. It's projecting and long lasting and compliment getter (the one the I happened to get compliments). This perfume is a very serious huge AAAAA grade pearl in my collection. Fow who: for those who feel ultra feminine, seductive, loves sweet vanilla that highlights the TUBEROSE- flower of passion, creamy-creamy-heavyCreamy perfume.

A tuberose that is wrapped in a light cosy cotton blanket in a cool summer’s night and you’re at garden in your backyard looking and searching for the twinkling stars, with a cup of herbal tea in your hand. Love Tuberose is a scent that does not care to impress anyone nor does it care to create an impression. It’s a scent that continuously surprises you. First the tuberose was there.. than it disappeared into the background and than I smell gardenia with a creamy vanilla base. The tuberose would occasionally appear.. just like the flickering, twinkling stars , to my amusement . It’s a romantic whimsical fragrance design to make you feel being present and alive with just having the joy of being in nature or surrounded with simple things. And that is enough.

I must preface my review by stating that people have a very good reason to love and spend big bucks on amouage fragrances - they are interesting, quality perfumed bottles of water and oil. I recently had the good fortune of sampling 5 Amouage fragrances and this is my experience of Love Tuberose. I adore Tuberose perfumes and the way with which she opened up with greenness and then softened with whipped cream, gardenia and vanilla, is a loveliness that requires poetry to be justly written about. There is indolic jasmine to this fragrance that gives it queenly bearing despite its creamy softness, bringing the formulation together in a wholly lovely way. I have nothing but laurels to present to this formulation. Love Tuberose is a love for my books.