Tulip Silk

This is unbelievably good. It smells of fresh tulips. And the tulip note here smells fresh, clean, wet, dewy, and oddly reminds me a lot of the petitgrain and neroli notes in Bond No. 9's Eau de New York. Both this and the Bond smell as if you are smelling the flower directly in your face. Sillage is moderate while longevity is actually quite strong at over 6 hours. It's also totally unisex in my opinion. Great fragrance. 4/5

I did a blind buy of Tulip Silk in an effort to find a tulip that had longevity. I love Byredo’s La Tulipe but it doesn’t last but a few hours on me. I did good, Tulip Silk is smooth, floral and musky, I cannot stop sniffing myself (which always makes one look sane - not!). This is a beautiful fragrance that could work year round. It leans feminine but I’d love to smell it on a man.

Simple and great. The tulip smells very natural, and very nice. Daniel does a great job at highlighting the single note and showcasing its beauty. Likely won't wear it often since I'm a guy, but will definitely have a sample on hand at all times!

It smells nice. There's not much to say about this perfume. I tried it from a sample I received as a gift with other purchases, and honestly, it disappointed me a bit. Perhaps it's because I prefer my perfumes to be more attention-grabbing. It smells very fresh, clean, but I feel it's a bit boring, not just in terms of the fragrance, but also because I've tried many similar perfumes at much lower prices throughout my life. As I said at the beginning, it's nice.

This is the female version of Terre d'Hermès. I’ve had 5 people tell me that I wore Terre d'Hermès while in fact I wore Tulip Silk. It’s lovely, light and inoffensive. It does really smell like fresh wet tulips, in the best way possible. Silage is close to skin, yet when smelling up close it’s quite prominent. Longevity about 6 hours. Totally unisex, and as male who likes Terre d'Hermès but find it to manly, this is the best alternative I’ve ever found. 8/10