Tubéreuse & Néroli

This is adorable. Simple and harmonious, unpretencious little thing. Presence of perticular notes is very subjective, we are more sensitive to certain notes than others and have different perception on what is pleasant and what is not. And even that changes depending on season, temperature, humidity, mood, hormones...I love neroli, so I will never complain about it, there is no such a thing as too much neroli in my book. And a perfume can never be too green. Both are my personal preferances. To me this is a tuberose, staged to be very green and natural. All the fruity, nutty and even animalistic facets of the flower are kept, and in this case, I like it. It feels right. Tuberose should never be completely tamed, that is just wrong and against its nature. Staged, yes, to enhance chosen caracteristiques and that is what the art of perfumery is all about. To tell a story, paint the picture, set the mood. I can't find a fault in this little one, it's extremly well done. It's humble and charming. I love it.

This one is amazing and unisex. All about the neroli/o.blossom/citrus and powder/iris. It reminds me of Prada Infusion d'Homme, but with less powder and more neroli. Same luxury soap vibe. It's dry and powdery Neroli. I don't smell the full tuberose, only the dry and a tiny bit of the indolic/animalic part. It should be called Neroli & Tubereuse at least. Performance 9/10

I received this perfume as a present. I agree that this should be called Néroli et Tubéreuse because it’s the Neroli note to be predominant here. I am a tuberose fan but this note is really too subtle in this perfume. The opening it’s a strong neroli that then settles down into a soapy, flowery mix of notes, a clean, dry scent that reminds me of a fancy English soap. Sillage is great and it lasts for many hours on my skin and clothes. It’s a clean and bright scent for a sunny day.

I just bought the Tubéreuse et Néroli from Jeanne en Provence thinking it would be as good as Iris et Néroli. It's not. But it isn't bad at all. It just lacks depth. Tubéreuse et Nérol is a light White flower scent. It does have a slight more green tones which smells bitter like freshly cut green grass. And I love that part. It's not long lasting at all. The scent from my underarm deodorant lasts longer.

Great dupe for Frederic Malle's Carnal Flower at a fraction of the cost (and in a pretty classic ribbed bottle). It lacks the incense note of Malle's perfume though.