Aloha Tiare Eau de Toilette

At first, I wasn't sure about this one because it kind of takes your breath away at first whiff. Then I found myself coming back for more... and more. It's extremely strong when first sprayed and I find it simply gets better once it dries down and the longer you wear it. Lots of people comment / complain that the silage of CSP fragrances is weak, but I can smell this one on my scarf quite strongly days after having worn it. Love the bottle, though some complain that it isn't "pretty enough," I travel all of the time and practicality of durability takes precedence over fragile schnick-schnack any day. I find it the perfect blend of floral and vanilla. Very tropical and a pick-me-up in winter or a sunny accompaniment in summer. If you like Monoi and vanilla, this will most likely be your friend. :-)

I bought this randomly having owned and enjoyed several CSP fragrances in the past. It was cheap enough that it didn't matter if I didn't like it but happily, I think it smells amazing. On first application it reminded me straightaway of Cacharel LouLou but it also seems to have a tuberose top note, similar to Robert Piguet's Fracas. It is very strong and extremely long-lasting - I could still smell it on me at bedtime after putting it on at 7am. Sadly, my boyfriend dislikes it and says it smells quite 'old lady' and a bit 'bathroom product'. To me, it smells of 1986!

Oh my word!!!!! Somebody just plucked me out of cold cloudy rainy UK and stuck me in the middle of the Carribean or wherever tropical lol WOW This so smells of Malibu sun tan lotion crossed with Yankee Candle Coconut Bay. I want to eat my arm now! Bit of caution though, do not get carried away with the amount you apply...it's very heady...one spray is more than enough or you might pass out lol...maybe from sheer happiness OR nausea

What is promised in the name appears, like magic, on the skin. A mirage that in a few minutes becomes reality thanks to the multifaceted formulas that blend the dream of the white beaches, the iodized blue of the sea, the heat of the sun and the scent of the inevitable gardenia tahitensis (tiaré) and the indispensable ylang ylang Even this time they do not deny their controversial nature.

Très surprenant..pas vraiment "monoï" comme la plupart de parfums à base de tiaré. Un début assez costaud...Il évolue heureusement très subtilement tout en étant "solaire". La tiaré est bien là, version classe, élégante et féminine, un univers beaucoup moins régressif que les vanilles de la marque et pourtant tout aussi réussi!