Compliment

HEADY jasmine and tuberose are the stars in Compliment. It's a whopping HUGE dose of both and the jasmine is so realistic, I feel like the Santa Ana's have picked up and swept all the jasmine bushes up and have filled the air with their sweet aroma. This scent envelops you, it's potent, cocooning, and creates a very nice scent bubble. If you don't like heady white florals, PASS this scent because it is the definition of HEADY. I LOVE HEADY WHITE FLORALS. So intoxicating, it makes my knees buckle. It's got a lot of weird notes in here but fear not, to me, it's a JASMINE/TUBEROSE BOMB. The other notes are there to just give it the sparkly effect that NL wanted to give the white florals and are in the scent in minute qualities. It does not smell like hay, palmarosa, or eucalyptus, thankfully. I like some unique notes in my heady florals- cumin, incense, sage-but not the ones here! I think by adding those, it gives Compliment a distinction so it's not just your run-of-the-mill white floral. This baby PROJECTS and has EXCELLENT longevity. Well worth the $110 for 50mL!. OOS at Luckyscent.

A gorgeous lush and full Tuberose scent that’s also remarkably wearable. Recently I listened to a Fragrantica Talks with Jeca and John, then ordered the discovery samples from Violet. I’ve only worn Compliment once, but it’s an instant love. Compliment is not too loud or abrasive, a direction some lesser Tuberose centric perfumes go on my skin. I’m not sure I know what Palmarosa smells like, but I am thinking it’s this note that’s taming the composition with an earth element. Instead of feeling like I’ve walked into a florist’s refrigerator, I feel like I’m walking through a flower garden in the early morning. There’s a wetness to this profile. Stunning. I’ve tried wearing this perfumer’s other creations with zero success. But here Nathalia Lorson mixes qualities ingredients with restraint. It makes a difference for me and this one is going on my “to buy” list.

I'm a sucker for tuberose and white florals. I think you have to be for this one. This reigns in the white floral category for me. Along with Abime, it's my favorite perfume from Maison Violet. It is definitely similar to Carnal Flower, but it feels more green and slightly more sweet . . . almost bubblegummy, but not quite. It's gentler and more refined than Carnal Flower. It's absolutely gorgeous and one of my favorite perfumes in general right now. Longevity is amazing (8-9 hours on skin, more than a day on clothes) and the silage is moderate. I really love this perfume house. Unfortunately, Tanagra and Nuee Bleue do not last on my skin at all, but aside from those, this house is stellar and I can't recommend them enough! Good for parties, the office, day, evening, and best for spring or summer.

I have been testing this, along with some other tuberose perfumes. And I think this might be my favorite. It start out very strong for a hot minute. But quickly softens and seems to last a very long time on my clothes. I put it on about 8:00 at night and in the morning I can faintly smell it on skin. It, to me, smells like sunshine! Clear and beautiful. Something about reminds me of when I was very little , mabey someone had some tuberose flowers or jasmine planted in a yard close to mine. This one makes me happy and sunny all over the place!!!!! Not sure if I will get a full bottle, I will certainly enjoy my samples!!! P.s. I got me a full bottle!!!!!! It's too good not to own!!!

This is gorgeous, and it performs beautifully too, but I have to agree with many of the users here that this is very similar to many of the fragrances in the This Reminds Me section. Since I already have some of those, I don't need this, so I will be taking a pass and just enjoy the rest of this sample. Still, it is a fabulous, top-notch quality perfume, and if I didn't already have similar this would definitely be fb worthy. It's an all-around 10 in my book! Edit 7/6/25 - Wore my great love, Perris Monte Carlo Tubereuse Absolute, a few days ago and wearing this today, I honestly have a hard time telling the difference between the two scents. They smell so much alike to me.

Suggestion: sample this without first reading the notes. Then you won't have fixed in your head what you *should* be sniffing. I wore this four days in a row before reviewing and here are my thoughts: -My first impression was 'heliotrope, cookies, Christmas vibe'. It came off as a gourmand to me, and a very pleasant one. I enjoyed this more after it had settled for a half hour. It really hits its stride during the day time, and if perfume is 'aromatherapy' this put me in a festive, joyful mood. It's plain 'pretty' and is as unique as it is comforting. I recommend.

Instant love! This is the light, dewy green, subtle sweet tuberose scent for daytime I've been searching for. The drydown reminds me of Nuit Andalouse by MDCI but instead of that intense powdered candy sweetness, you get this beautiful subtle creaminess which I much prefer. My partner also liked this upon first sniff and usually he has to warm up to my Jasmine and tuberose mixed fragrances (he prefers just jasmine). I'm falling in love with Maison Violet Parfums, all their frangances are elegant/and or charming with a slight vintage twist.

I'm a nutter for white flowers and this obsession led me to try dozens of white flowers scents. If there is a new one, I'm there. I love Melodie de L'amour from Dusita, Truth or Dare by Madonna, Fracas, of course, Carnal Flower, bien sure. This is a stunning scent, not linear in my humble opinion. There is a tropical vibe here as well, not so much the bubblegummy white flowers. It reminds me of my beloved Melodie de L'amour but less sweet somehow, a little of Carnal Flowers yet warmer. This is a gorgeous scent and I'm in love!

Upon spraying, wow! Just wow! It certainly gets my compliment! What an absolute beauty! It’s the kind of tuberose that I adore! Green camphor, fleshy rubbery tuberose, sweet dewy jasmine, bright fresh neroli and gentle smoke in the background The floral bouquet also gives an impression of gardenia flower Dazzling and stylish! Big big love! Yes I see the similarity to Carnal Flower by Frederic Malle and Tubereuse Absolue by Perris Monte Carlo, which isn’t a bad thing at all as I highly regard these two

Nathalie Larson worked some magic here. Respectfully, this is far from your average white floral as some have suggested. Compliment is an extremely well executed composition. One of the best in class and I have manyyy white floral dominant fragrances that I compare & contrast it with. I will take this over Carnal Flower and Fracas any day of the week. Absolutely sings on my skin in the summertime. Excellent value for money too.

One of my favourite floral scents. A very easy to wear, sheer tuberose - light and summery without being too girly or young. Similar to Carnal Flower but a bit fresher and greener (likely from the violet leaf), and with less overt sexiness. A very easy reach for summer and appropriate for pretty much any occasion. Really love it.

one of the best tuberoses on the market. carnal flowers is many steps back in my opinion. splendid mix of tuberose green and jasmine softened by a wonderful palmarosa. perhaps not innovative, but excellent performance and excellent quality / price ratio. 9.5 / 10

this reminds me of the spring into summer as a 9 year old at the playground being taught to suck on honeysuckles from the tree while walking with friends.

Absolutely! I love this one and California Blossom. Both done extremely well.

My favorite, softly rounded, sweet jasmine perfume.

Excellent quality, kind a Carnal Flower, but at a fair price and available in a small 8 ml decanter and the beautiful 75 ml bottle. This fragrance is exquisitely balanced, to deliver the classic refreshing joy of white flowers, but not in your face, and the eucalyptus make it fresher, softer and more elegant than Fracas. Is winter now, and this wonder cannot bloom, but I have a new bottle and couldn't resisted to wear it today, refreshing many times, I think that is a little soft but for sure a treasure for summer. The only complaint is the long lasting green note, that last too much for a green note, is wonderful for the opening, but with that enormous lasting make the fragrance fake and smell synthetic. I have the same problem with Tuberose Couture by Pierre Guillaume. Please, perfumers, make the base notes musky, woody or resinous (as should be)

I was looking for a realistic Jasmine scent and this would be exactly that. It definitely includes that intoxicating quality of jasmine at night, when the scent is at its most powerful. But it also has a very vintage feeling to it, probably because of the powdery notes that automatically give it a very mature edge. It can go a bit “Madame” depending on the day, and in summer it is so strong I would nearly recommend against using it as it can be quite overpowering. I wanted it to become my signature but I’m afraid it’s a little too intense and lacking in freshness. But if you need some comforting in fall/winter and seek a strong, creamy jasmine scent this is your best pick.

I wore my bottle of Carnal Flower all day yesterday, then today I found this sample of Compliment I didn’t even know I had. It is so similar to Carnal Flower that if you tested me with them in a few weeks I might not be able to tell, but for now I know that I prefer Carnal Flower. The eucalyptus note in that one really makes the perfume complete for me. I think I am also smelling a little moth-ball smell in Compliment which I don’t like. My bottle of CF is an older one though so if there’s been a reformulation I don’t know. If you love fresh Tuberose with a bit of greenery, I don’t think you can go wrong with Compliment!

Clean, crisp, green, polite, but still somehow lush tuberose. Underneath the white petals there is an anchoring bitterness, I agree with others who call it medicinal although I don't personally get any camphor or menthol per se. My skin tends to turn tuberose fragrances into root beer, but with Compliment this unfortunate issue seems to come and go. Some days I don't really get root beer at all, while other days that aspect is more prominent. I do find this similar to Perris Monte Carlo Tubereuse Absolue, but Compliment has more of petals and less of stems and leaves, so the overall effect is warmer.

I wear this when I want Carnal Flower without any hint of coconut... It's more delicate than CF with an airier, lacier quality that sometimes makes me wish I'd just put CF on instead, depending on the weather. I've had my sample for 2 years and only recently ran out, so... I'll only commit after my bottle of CF is done as the two are so interchangeable. Sketch and Compliment are my 2 faves of the line :)