Soft Tuberose

I love tuberose and its one of my favourite note in perfumery over the past couple of years. I recently tested this out at a store and wow its unlike any other tuberose I've tried before and trust me I've tested out many many tuberose scents over the years and always adding more to my collection. I had to order a bottle straight the next day as I was so impressed and loved it so much and it lasts surprisingly long for an EDC, over 8 hours on my skin and collar. The scent is a light green tuberose scent which seems to include it's crushed stems and all the green aspect of the plant itself. While you still get the sweet/creamy aroma of the tuberose flower there is also a very unique fresh green aspect to it which stops it from becoming too sweet, intoxicating and cloying like most other tuberose scents out there. This green note was very unique as it resembles freshly crushed green flower stems almost to a tee! and it smells so natural and not synthetic or artificial at all. Imagine a tuberose bouquet with its green stems intact - crush/stomp/tare/put it in a blender etc... you get the idea ... this is what the scent would be like. Waiting for my full bottle to arrive in the mail and I am looking forward to testing this out more.

Tuberose? yes it has it,smell fresh as harvest them in the morning when water droplets still on the flowers, it's not easy an to wear fragance but for spraying in the house or the tents is perfect!

Wow, Demeter does some FANTASTIC florals but sadly this is a complete miss! I am such a tuberose fan, and in many forms, but this is nothing like tuberose in any regard. It's floral, and it reminds me of an old body spray I had many years ago. When I figure out which one I'll come back, but it's a generic pink blossom scent.

Fresh, natural, powdery, milky & green tuberose... It's not a bubblegum tuberose. It's not exactly a vintage tuberose either, like Fracas Robert Piguet, because it's natural and fresh, although it leans more to a vintage style imo because it's super powdery. This is quite different from Demeter's Exotic Tuberose; this is more green & powdery with a stronger mint-green-camphor streak, and less sweet, fruity & creamy. Although I wouldn't call this creamy, there's a certain milkiness it takes on. There's a very slight burn with a direct sniff that builds up over time, like some people describe with tuberose absolute, but it's way less of a burn than I find Fracas to be (possibly because there's no oakmoss to intensify it). Because this is so fresh, green & powdery, I would say it's the type of depiction of tuberose the way that Elizabeth Taylor's Gardenia is of gardenia. I like it, although I prefer Demeter's Exotic Tuberose. They would probably be nice layered. This is one of the stronger Demeter scents with good performance (better than an EDC I think). Enjoy!

A soft pink floral that I can't quite define. When first sprayed on it has aspects of lilac and lily of the valley, but then a sort of lily note appears. Inoffensive and pretty.