Tuberose

Such a gorgeous bubblegummy tuberose that deserves so much more attention among tuberose aficionados. Like Moon Bloom, this one’s a game-changer. It’s also a green and fresh tuberose, like almost fully bloomed but still unfurling. The petals are creamy white and velvety to the touch. Plays so beautifully with nutmeg and other slightly peppery spices. Vanilla lends a little sweetness but the perfume is not gourmand. The scent is warm and welcoming but also sensual. Reminds me of warm summer nights on the beach. This is my kind of tuberose! It does not smell vintage despite the (very minimal) oakmoss in the base. Definitely a modern tuberose. I’m almost out of my sample direct from Daniel Josier, so I purchased a FB, and it’s on my Top 5 now. Edit: I just noticed that the notes say “vanilla flower”. Not vanilla. That makes a lot more sense! If you are familiar with the original Dior Addict, it’s similar to that creamy spice of the “orchid” note. Tuberose reminds me of the original Organza. The color of juice of both perfumes is a gorgeous dark red that makes me wonder if there is natural nutmeg oil in their formulas. The two perfumes have many notes in common, such as nutmeg, tuberose, white flowers, amber, vanilla. If you miss Organza, you should definitely try Tuberose! I own both, and I would say they're in the same vein but certainly aren't identical.

Gorgeous. So far wearing this in the summer months and it is a creamy and yet fresh floral. I do get the nutmeg, some spicy tagetes at the beginning but they give way quite quickly to the floral aspects. The blending is perfection as the base notes amp up - you never lose the floral aspect - it doesn't just dry down to an average woody base. The oakmoss and musk combo create a very tiny bit of animalic, very slightly dirty muskiness that is gorgeous and not too much for summer. I just know that winter wear is going to bring out some delightful complexity and I cannot wait!

Green and luscious tuberose, if you've ever smelled carnal flower, and you've also smelled Miller Harris Tuberosa/Madonna Truth or Dare/Petit Fracas, Daniel Josier's Tuberose sits somewhere in between those fragrance. Like I said above, it's green, but not as camphorous as Carnal Flower, it still has the sweetness and creaminess from ylang ylang, just not too much as well as being a bit spicy. Overall it's a very balanced tuberose fragrance that should please even the blid buyers, and with great longevity and silage, everyone can be a winner.

A nutmeg bomb of a perfume. Very easily unisex, reminds me of JPG Classique and Cacherel by Cacherel. Tuberose balances it out and it becomes a creamy, slightly salty scent that is reminiscent of hot summer holiday nights. This is a powerful scent.

The most beautiful tuberose fragrance I have ever smelled.