Loubikiss

This is GORGEOUS! I was torn between this and Loubicrown but am so happy I picked this. It is fresh and sparkling but not sharp. It dries down beautifully musky and powdery. A very classic, elegant scent. It is your classic ‘wear with white shirt’ work and life appropriate summery scent. Not good for date night or evenings though this is a day scent. It seems to lean a bit more to the Tuberrose side than the Jasmine and that gives it a little bit of a citrus kick in the opening. Not your usual ‘floral’ scent at all. This is a day-time scent. Perfect for fresh Spring morning and balmy summer days. This scent doesnt project on my sadly but it sits well on my skin and I can smell it hours later if I try to find it which is all that matters. I didnt know what to expect from the brand.. to be honest I think I was expecting some super sugary vulgar orientals. This is such a lovely perfume BUT so so mismatched to its packaging. The bottle is heavy and luxurious with a stunning sugar skull but this will make it impossible to travel with or throw in a handbag. I wish it was in a simple frosted vial!

I actually love this fragrance, but then it has all the sort of notes that I love as well! Anything that lasts a decent amount of time with decent sillage and realistic white floral notes is a lovely perfume in my book. I could smell the sweet and lush jasmine and the sweet and heady tuberose as soon as I sprayed this perfume onto my skin, which delighted me. I got some of the musk and the woods in the drydown, but it wasn't prominent, which I prefer. It kind of reminds me of Vert Malachite by Giorgio Armani, except less bubblegummy and more natural smelling. I had about 5 hours wear on my skin and a sillage that you could smell at about arm's length away. I like how feminine this fragrance is and how you can wear it for all seasons except winter, both day and night. It is very versatile. Altogether, I would give this fragrance an 8.6/10. I find it slightly expensive for what it is, but I still think that this fragrance is worth it. I could imagine a very sensual and confident woman wearing this scent for sure.

I finally finished sampling my gorgeous Louboutin discovery set, which, by the way, wins the prize for best discovery kit packaging. Loubikiss and my fave, Loubicroc are the best out of the bunch. All of them were quite nice, but these two stood out, to me. Loubikiss is a jasmine dominant floral scent that is very elegant, straight forward and well crafted. The projection is very good. I dabbled a small amount on my both wrists and it's projecting like crazy. I'll update this on the longevity and dry down. I suspect this is a safe blind buy if you love jasmine. Later - The projection starts to diminish after about an hour, although it's still stronger than a skin scent. You get about 4-5 hours out of it.

It is delicious! Tops my very long collection of tuberose/jasmine scents. I agree with @trillav below, Loubikiss is in between Carnal Flower and Malachite Rouge, although much more transparent / Chrystal light, less coconut heavy than MR. If you are familiar with Acqua di Parma Jasmine Nobile - it is just that but for a combo Jasmine Tuberose. It absolutely stunningly merges with the skin chemistry of the wearer without suffocating neither the wearer nor the people around. It stays for days on the clothes reminding about its existence with a coquette smile.

This is the fragrance that has solidified the fact that tuberose is one of my favorite floral notes out there. There's a very light, yet present greeness to this, almost like you're really standing in the middle of a garden while the flowers bloom. Once the green feeling disappears, you're left with a slight sweetness from the tuberose. It's one of those sexy florals. Mature , flirty but absolutely lady-like. Definitely one of the best spring/fall fragrances out there.

Brilliant, love it and downsides my tuberose collection to this one and a few grown up tuberoses. I would say this is very similar to Rouge Malachite by Armani less amber. Very rounded, soft, smiling and airy tuberose. Nothing sharp or aggressively predatorial about it. However, it is very intimately s**xy. IMHO, it’s a better execution of a tuberose happy scent than the one by Amouage (Love tuberose), and more rounded than Gucci floral line. Highly recommend.

Clean, musky white floral scent centered around a slightly bubblegum tuberose. The jasmine gives it an airy lift and balance that keeps the tuberose from getting overly sweet or heady. Fresh, friendly, femme. Moderate projection fades over 4-5hr, longevity 6-8hr. Sort of a stripped-down Le Labo Lys 41 or Nicolai Number One Intense. Simple, some might say basic, yet very pleasant.

This is probably what you’d get if you layer Jasmin Rouge with Tuberose Nue. Haven’t tried it yet but just my guess. Love it so far. Great on the silage but not too gentle on my wallet. Lol. I don’t know what you might think but I sure got mine because of the bottle. Love it when both the juice and the bottle are so wonderful.

Beautiful fresh nonbubblegummy tuberose. So on the spectrum of tuberose, it’s NOT on the end with My Way and L’Interdit, Loubikiss is not that sweet. Loubikiss reminds me more of Do Son, Carnal Flower, and Honour Woman. I am a white floral lover and I love this.

I really love this and the full sized bottle is on its way (Easter gift for myself). I’ve been testing a sample for a couple of weeks. This is a really special fragrance for me and it somehow transports me back to Sicily. PS: I love Tuberose, Jasmine, and Musk.

Simple, pretty white floral, the juice itself is probably not unique enough for the price tag. However, I feel very lucky to own this very glamorous bottle. It is a treat to look at on my vanity and every time I go to use it I pause in it’s glory.

If you're a Tuberose fan....*Loubikiss* is a must-have. Smoother than fracas. Luxurious. Gorgeous.

I loved this fragrance! Very fresh and the tuberose is wonderful! I loved it

I love this one, it's very romantic feeling. My husband loves it too!

One of the better white floral executions out there. Personal: 8/10 – I often dislike sweet white florals, but this one is done so well, in a way only Louboutin would do. I genuinely enjoy this. Mass appeal: 8.5/10 – Very easy to like. Fresh musk and soft florals make this broadly appealing and friendly to almost everyone's nose. Performance: 6.5/10 – Moderate. It hangs around decently but doesn’t project strongly or evolve much, which is expected for a musky floral. Value: 6/10 – Very expensive for what is essentially a clean, sweet, musky floral. However... the blending and balance is so good that I think for a white floral lover, this might be THE bottle. Uniqueness: 6/10 – Well-blended, but very familiar territory. Nothing here feels new or daring, though I'm in love with how smooth it is. SCORE: 70/100 Full bottle buy? NO, I do like it, but the price makes it hard to justify it. Blind buy? NO, not risky, but also not worth the gamble at this price unless you LOVE white florals. Recommend? YES, despite there being cheaper white floral alternatives, this one is the least synthetic smelling example I can think of that lets the white florals do all the talking. Date night? YES, light, pretty, and approachable, but not memorable. Great for summer dates. Office safe? YES, clean, polite, and unobtrusive to the highest degree. Pros: Clean and pleasant, very mass appealing, smooth sweet white floral balance, easy to wear Cons: Extremely safe, lacks depth, minimal evolution, overpriced for what it delivers Loubikiss is what I wanted Libre, and other popular modern white florals to smell like. It's so smooth, realistic, and beautiful. I'm not often a big fan of white florals because so often they disappoint me with their synthetic, plastic-ey presence, and often detract from everything else a fragrance has going on. However, every now and then, I find myself to be genuinely impressed by the quality of a white floral fragrance, and this one does it. There’s no real tension or contrast here. The white florals sparkle with a soft, clean, easy musk at the base that smooths it out, makes it a bit softer and easier to wear, and makes it a slightly deeper feeling fragrance, despite the distinct lack of depth it has. Look, white florals are soft, fleeting, and bright, and though that's beautiful, it's really kind of surface level for a fragrance. The base will often contain only a suggestion of white florals ever being present. The musk is smooth but at the base, that's really all that's left. A slightly sweet leaning musky second skin. It's beautiful while it sticks around, but the base certainly isn't challenging or complex. At a fraction of the cost, this would be a perfectly viable daily scent, and a white floral fragrance I would wholeheartedly recommend. I still would simply due to how realistic and vivid it is, but I would have to add the caveat of just how expensive it is. All that said, however, it's still a beautiful white floral fragrance that does realism very well, and doesn't annoy me with its synthetic overtones. It's blended beautifully and serves as a great example of what, to me, a white floral fragrance should be. Though, I think the base could be a bit more challenging and the fragrance would be even better. Review #193 in my fragrance journey – this fragrance I own as a sample

I got a sample and its quite pretty white tuberose floral, not unique, reminds me a lot of Rouge Malachite. It a bit different from Tubereuse Nue, TN is a little more indolic and sharp. Another Fragrance is Marfa by Memo and I think its the closest to my nose I can compare it too. More expensive version of Gucci Bloom. So not unique. Creamy tuberose almost slightly coconuty, and soapy but on my skin there is something plasticky that I just cant get over with. This fragrance reminds me why its so important to test on skin before investing into full bottle. I want to say there is benzoin note in here thats not listed. Ive been sensitive to it lately and it definitely bother me in here. I dont like the new simplified note pyramid trend perfumeries do these days, I want a full list! I have yet to try others from this collection but so far Loubirouge is the only one I think worth owing.

I blind bought this fragrance because the bottle and topper are ridiculously gorgeous! It lasts about 3-5hrs with one spray. The initial spray projects like CRAZY (very strong). On my skin this fragrance projects mainly jasmine and the tuberous is light. I did not get any hints of musk or woody notes, which I would have enjoyed. I also have the TF Jasmine fragrance, and this is very close without the spicy elements of the TF. The TF version seemed to irritated my nose and gave me a headache from time to time. I am not sure why... I am usually not sensitive to his fragrances like that. Anyways, if you always wanted to try the TF version, but it might have been too cloying for you, give this CL fragrance a try. I don't regret this purchase... would I buy again, when I finish the bottle? Probably not. Cheers.

I got this from Scentbox, and as soon as I sprayed it, I had a scent memory that I could not place. Now that it's dried down, it hit me...my college roommate wore the OG Carolina Herrera for Her - and upon looking at the notes - that's it. Tuberose and jasmine. It's a white floral bomb that is so feminine and girlie. I don't think it has a lot of longevity. I put it on around 2.5 hrs ago, and I already feel like it's very close to the skin. But I think I'll enjoy this travel size while I have it for the spring.

I wanted to like this very much but I don't. Croc is still my favorite. Kiss just has too much woodiness for me. Ok, about 10 minutes later after I shut down the computer and started reading in bed, a beautiful and sweet jasmine scent wafted up. It was fabulous and then about an hour later it settled into a faint cedar background and jasmine. This is now my favorite right after Croc!

Loubikiss combines tuberose with woodiness and musk. It smells sophisticated and powdery. This is elegant but straighforward and for this reason I would say not worth the price.