Tumulte

In a cold gray winter's day nothing but sobering colors of different shades of gray Depressing bleak of winter feeling traped and there's no hope until you come across a faint red Orb under the sleet of snow brushing the snow off your curiosity got the best of you you gently touched the orb and your starled by a puff of a Thousand Red Roses falling to the ground you never saw this before bacause you where born in the darkest Relm where winter never Ends and it's always Gray. and the second time yards of red silk came out floating and falling on the ground and melts the snow and relized what she's done so she with excitement pushed in the orb so many times there came out Red satin walls with Dragon print Luxirous red with Red silk sheets Big red fluffy pillow Red Tassles on the side of the Cannopy Bed And pushed the orb again and Scent of Red Roses came lingering through the room and Comsumed by all the roses and all the Luxiourious Red Her Pale white skin became Toasty Olive her Platnum Blonde hair Turned Jet Black. Her Gray Eyes became Black as cole her long white flowing gown became a revealing Short red Cheoungsam Dress with Red Steletto heels. and one last time the very last time pushed the orb fire came bursting out and she turned in a dragon. and she was to rule in her firey Relm insted of ice this time is Fire This Perfume bring warmth in the Cold in winter. if your feeling depressed drained out because of the weather coldness or Rain Wear this this will warm your heart.

Step 1: one liberal spray on my pulses and ... tasting. I felt roses in a sugary, candied way (like rose confiture I had the chance to eat once in my lifetime in an Eastern country); they seemed like rose quintessence with powder sugar glazed all over. Step 2: then did mandarin and freesia lift the jam feeling and powdery elements from iris and heliotrope settled in. I considered the scent had showed all its power so I did away with it mentally, while leaving it on my skin all the same. Step 3: by evening time I sensed something warm (tonka and amber) decisevely present where applied and much later there was a cocoa vanilla slightly gourmand leftover which I enjoyed. Tumulte did not live up to my expectations from the dark rose point of view, but intrigued me instead as a pleasant soft rosey vanilla. I still cannot figure out how it happened, but I find myself wearing it every day to work. I like oriental and strong perfumes but they can be too much in close encounters so I find Tumulte a good choice for its comfortable feeling and combination of notes. The rose is felt every now and then inside a powdery mix on a bed of warm vanilla tonka notes. It is long lasting and intriguing and on clothes there remains a clean powdery rose I like to sniff. The musk thankfully seems not to be present on my skin, so this is a plus for that reason for me.

GORGEOUS Niche-smelling fragrance for an excellent price. "Tumulte" is an "amped up" dark, naughty outgoing sister to Frederic Malle's "Lipstick Rose". Think "Lipstick Rose" amped up with tons of roses, heliotrope, orris, & musky patchouli darkness. I get loads of powdery violets in the heart (all though this is not listed as a note, it definatley IS present in the heart). Francoise Caron, is the maker of this "Tumulte" of a fragrance. Francoise Caron is also the nose behind work of perfume-art like Acqua di Parma's "Iris Nobile" edp & Jean Charles Brosseau's "Ombre Rose L'Original". So sort of like these 3 fragrances combined. Like a classic gone totally patchouli-wild & darkley exotic. The beutiful perfume-add of this fragrance, with the gorgeous oriental lady *looks like this perfume smells* !! Oh, and the bottle is perfect for this fragrance, and *oh so very very beutiful*. A true Oriental Floral (must have for fans of this olfactive group). You shouldn't miss it. AND, my dear boyfriend never notices a new fragrance on me (can't blame him, check my wardrobe, I'm a fanatic collector). But this made him go *wow this is so seeexy gorgeous Mmmmm* as he burried his nose in my neck. 10/10 stars.

A jammy sparkling wine red woody rose on top of a lotion cosmetic base. The most sensual rose ive ever smelled. And if there was a way the smell of Nivea could be anymore perfect, then this is it. Baroque or from the Mughal Era. An intelligent woman, with a penchant for ancient history and skilled in the art of dance. Mysterious and slightly melancholy, but actually holds few secrets. There is an accidental flirtatious side to her, her dark eyes make her appear forlorn at all times. Soft spoken yet stern. Her playful side is special, and shown only to family friends and the men she has loved. She is often mistaken for a courtesan because of her natural yet rare voluptuous physique. No matter what she wears it always appears sexy on her, even though that is not her intent at all. She wants to hide, but it’s impossible for her to. Underneath the jammy sensual unattainable rose hides the earthly maternal side. The motherly skin scent: a sweet earthy rose lotion with the scent of vintage cosmetics. One day her true love helps her to learn that the deep longing she carys everywhere in her eyes was for one thing, to become a mother someday.

Rose jam, yes! A luscious, gooey-thick, floral jam. Sweet like a vanilla cookie/biscuit with a tangy bit of patchouli. I do love rose fragrances both soliflore & beautiful blends and I've come to love vanilla gourmands. Tumulte is the best of both worlds - a pure rose floral but with a gourmand vanilla twist. I wouldn't have described Tumulte as a strawberry filled doughnut -as did a reviewer below- but I certainly understand how a nose other than mine might "get" Tumulte that way. There's a definite "baked goods" vibe to the vanilla aspect. While I don't wear Tumulte often I enjoy the rose/vanilla elixir enough to have purchased a back-up bottle. If you love roses you definitely owe it to yourself to sample Tumulte. I'll wager a full bottle will be on your wish list shortly thereafter. P.S. If you love vintage Tocade you will love Tumulte.