French Flower

This is an ambroxan heavy hitting bomb. And because of it a delicate white flower fragrance that behaves in a very extroverted fashion and from that perspective comes quite a long way away from the idea of for instance the Parisian woman that the name to me for whatever reason made me think of when I first saw the name and read the note breakdown. French Flower the perfume however moves the experience more into the territory of the bold rather than the delicate... Then again the idea of the French woman is for all intents and purposes also a myth. And who am I to pretend to know what a Parisian woman is like in reality,... Or if that even has been an idea behind this fragrance? Or if that is just a figment of my limited imagination? Anyway - One has to be aware of the strength of this delicate French flower and not get offended by her boldness. And one can’t be a hater of all things molecular or all things ambroxan. Because mr Ambroxan is in the building and he is not leaving... Personally I have a bit of a soft spot for French Flower. And I have a soft spot for Aurelian Guichard as a perfumer also. I first learned about him when I encountered a fragrance he made for a skincare brand in my country, owned by the old 90’s super model Emma Sjöberg. A cheap fragrance but one that still had something really special. And everytime I wore it people commented on how good I smelled. It was also a white flower centred fragrance, (now sadly discontinued). But when I learned about Matiere Premiere and that Aurelian Guichard had his own brand I was intrigued. And French Flower was naturally my point of entry. And even though it’s in no way the same as the fragrance I had before but I could immediately tell that the perfumer was the same... And to me `French flower is both intoxicating and beautiful. And really a great tuberose/orange flower fragrance for people who don’t really like tuberose or orange blossom fragrances... as it is more about the sweet and bubbelgummy and playful aspects of these flowers and really nothing of the more realistic and indole or aromatic leaning aspects of these flowers. Its fruity ness is also not like many fruity floral fragrances that sort of creates a clash between the floral sweetness and the sour aspects of fruits. No here the white noticeable presence of pear play the part of adding more sweetness to the mix and zingy ness with the ginger. And together that brings a coherence that unless you have some aversion to anything sweet is quite intoxicating in its own right. Then together with the equally prominent ambroxan accord flankers with a bit of tea adds not only boldness but also a powdery ness to the composition. Which helps to curb the sweetness and makes it more mature and intoxicating to me. Overall French Flower is quite pear forward as a fragrance too. Perhaps even more so than floral to my nose. And I kind of like that... I don’t mind it despite this being a fragrance with flowers in its name... I also like that this is unabashedly a feminine leaning fragrance. And in a fragrance world where unisex has become the norm. And unisex more often than not leans more masculine than feminine. I still kind of enjoy to be reminded of the feminine once in a while. And French flower is for sure an all in modern feminine fragrance. But again... Boy she is a heavy hitter, and the ambroxan is real. Even though it here plays a significant role in counteracting the overdose of sweetness that without it probably would be a mess. But it is strong. And French Flower will announce your presence from a mile away. And she is by no means office friendly. But great for an outdoor party or for days when you just want that sillage with a big S. and you want your presence to also linger long after you have left the building... I even love wearing a French flower when I have the ability for some alone me time at home and I just want to feel the presence of myself in the air... and my home to smell great too. When out and about. And if you are careful with your application you will get a lot of compliments when wearing this fragrance. Out of all my fragrances I dare say this one is up there among the higher compliment getters. Then again... I mostly wear more bashful fragrances. And do not usually feel a need to stand out. But if ever I liked to feel the fragrance off of myself with... I too quite enjoy being me wearing her... But be warned. She lingers on and you will still clearly smell her on you the day after you put her on... For the serious tuberose or orange blossom connaisseur however French Flower was not made for you! You will most likely feel that this is an abomination... but what a delightfully intoxicating pear worshipping little abomination she still is... And she is fun and sparkly. And sweet like sugary sand on a hot day sipping fizzy drinks while the sun is beginning to set and life is easy and the yolk for a moment feels lighter.

If you’re looking for a true tuberose scent, this is the best quality that you can find! Absolutely gorgeous. The ginger really amplifies the freshness of the white flower and transports your imagination to a tuberose field, and that vision is further supported by the vegetal aspect of the tuberose being amplified by the gentle pear and tea notes. A simple and incredibly intelligent composition that truly pays respect to the beauty of the tuberose. This high quality tuberose scent stays on the clothes for days. I remember spraying it on my coat when I was testing out the perfume while shopping, and after 3 or 4 days, I was just done at the gym and was putting on my coat as I was walking to leave the changing room when I caught a whiff of an unbelievably beautiful fresh tuberose scent, having forgotten that I had sprayed French flower on my coat sleeve a few days ago, I initially thought it was someone else’s perfume and I actually stopped briefly trying to figure out who it came from because it smelled so incredible that I HAD to ask what perfume they’re wearing, then I realized that the smell is coming from my coat and that was French Flower. That’s when I knew I just had to get the full bottle lol. Update: less than two weeks in and I’ve already used almost a third of the bottle, it’s addictive, I can’t bring myself to put on any other perfume since I got it lol. The smell REALLY stays on, and that gorgeous lively tuberose sweetness greets my nose randomly throughout the day and it is always the most lovely surprise. I’ve been wearing it 24/7, even wearing it to the gym, spraying it on my gym clothes and then somehow my body heat during the workout makes the scent sweeter and project even more and I have been getting compliments on it! This is becoming my absolute favourite scent. The best tuberose I can ask for, so grateful for such beauty to exist 🤍

This fragrance is just dreamy. All the Matiere Premiere line are so warm and rounded and wearable. What a lovely thing, to put stemmy tuberose (not that green, just green enough) with pear. I get the white flowers, the pear and the green tea (but again not too green); and the ginger and ambroxan are less discernible but work together gorgeously to soften the edges. The latter helps this radiate. I was intrigued to see what Aurelian Guichard would do with tuberose, as of course he must be intimately familiar with Fracas, having done the Piguet newbies. Out of curiosity I looked at the notes of his Petit Fracas, and again, he uses pear with tuberose. I must smell that one. Concentrate hard enough and you can also discern a delicate thread of Chinatown by Bond in this. Of course, remembering he made that one, this was bound to be great. And all those other white florals - Pleats Please, the Narcisos... The thing that strikes me most about Aurelian Guichard's own line is his restraint when looking at what he has created for other brands. Here he is favouring simplicity, having the confidence to know exactly what few notes will do the job best. A class act. Just editing to add... I have now transitioned to using the sprayer, and wow - it's a different experience sprayed compared to dabbed. It's just as lovely (lovelier!) but takes on a much warmer, modern and diffuse cloud of butteriness and subtle woodiness. Yes, this is a warm, sultry floral after all - perfect for summer nights and year-round use. Gorgeous!!

For me, this fragrance covers all the grounds I wanted. I wanted pear, and I wanted white flowers, and I wanted it to be gender-neutral. And it is! It also projects very well and lasts great on clothes. It finds an amazing ground between chemical and natural smells: a pear is right in the middle, and the green tea transforms from air freshener-adjacent to genuine hot green tea. And then the white florals are so natural, the smell seems to be coming from an open window rather than from my wrist. It's delicate and soft, but also calm and somewhat grounding. It's offering you to take a seat. Now, the reviews seem to be polarizing. I agree, the sweetness at first can be similar to bubblegum or a fruit syrup, but the smell transforms pretty quickly, the sweetness leaving almost completely. However, to me there is no sourness in the smell it at all. Maybe the swiftest bitterness: the drop of the ginger juice, firm vegetativeness of the flower petals. I also want to mention that to me, it is not a green perfume. There are only the heads of the flowers and the thin, translucent pieces of ginger and fruit, green tea brewing with trickles of steam in the air. There are fragrances that are a hug or a walk; for me, this one is an afternoon conversation with a person who drinks highest quality green tea, wears white and asks all the right questions. It is undeniably pricy, but for me it's worth it, because that is what I was searching for; and some days, it is exactly what I want.

Sample reviewed from Luckyscent. AG is a superior perfumer handling tuberose. He prefers to couple it with pear which cuts thru tuberose's thick nature. Pears slightly sour aquatic feel freshens up the tuberose piggybacking that on the fresh vegetal tea note. The ginger adds texture and a spicyness. AG used tuberose absolute in the form of enfleurage. It gives the tuberose a more natural , softer, rounded approach to the flower. At this point, the top and middle of the fragrance is elegantly beautiful. I scratch my head at his decision to use ambroxan in the base that tears thru this composition and can be detected in the opening. Its such an aggressive synthetic, it disrupts the beautiful storytelling he presents to us in the first part of the fragrance. If you dont mind ambroxan, and wish to get your nose on great tuberose material, its worth checking this out. I feel this is another, more luxe riff on his Piguet creations Douglas Hannant and Petit Fracas, two excellent fragrances also centering his idea around the pear/tuberose dynamic. I prefer those ideas to the ambroxan base here in French Flower. All of it is superior work by AG and boils down to personal preference how you like your tuberose fragrances. What a delightful decision to make.

Darling....I know that yoooou-oh-oh-ooooo send me. You send me on beautiful emotional highs. You make me sing better than any song sang in the shower. You make me happy. I feel a 1950s doo-wop in my soul along with a 2 step from R Kelly like Step in the Name of love. Love ...love...love. That's the ticket. That's the smell. That's the emotion this evokes. It's carefree. It's delight-FULL. I'm completely smitten and FULL of delight and pinches of glee. Pinch me, tickle me, I just want to walk in the sunshine picking dandelions and blowing them like I've never had care in the world and full of, resolute happiness as if Kamala had won the election. I love white florals ...of course I love this. I love non indolic tuberose...of course I love this. It's classic and elegant....why of course I love French Flower. Were these flowers grown in heaven and express delivered via an angel? This is perfect for me. Back flips, front twists, I'm Simone Biles working on my 31st world medal when I wearing this. I feel as confident as Superman lifting a car off of an infant type mood. I'm the super star, I'm the heroine, and I smell absolutely, hands down, unequivocally, JJ from Good Times...DYNO-MITE!

I've been into niche perfumes for about 3 years now and this past year I've learnt to really enjoy more floral fragrances. I've had this fragrance for more than a year now and its still my favorite tuberose fragrance. I shied away from florals for years even before I got into niche. But as I introduced myself to be more open with floral scents, I started with osmanthus, iris, rose, neroli and tuberose. Those floral notes were more and more inviting to me and I decided to dive in and discover more proper floral scents. Tuberose always has this more feminine allure to it. I'm a tomboy, and I enjoy all my woodier, tobacco, vanillic, citrusy, aromatic scents. But I'd say since being more open to floral scents, French Flower has really caught my attention and it has been a mainstay in my rotation. I wear this scent alot when I travel, before I board a plane especially, I'd spray this on and I'd get to enjoy the magnificent scent for my whole flight. Its inviting, comforting and cozy. I wouldnt change the profile of this in any way and I thoroughly love this tuberose scent. Thanks Mr Aurelien for creaing this. Spectacular.

The real tuberose absolute—drawn by solvent, patient and merciless—and that nearly forgotten method, the enfleurage, where the living flower lies down on fat and goes on breathing for three days, giving up its scent only as it wilts—both were sealed into the making of this thing. Fracas remains the benchmark. The one you measure yourself against. And this one comes close enough. I have nothing against a green tuberose. Carnal Flower. Do Son. Let them keep their stems and their earth. But I lean into the bubblegum vein of this femme fatale. French Flower is tuberose as pink rubber. No green. No stem. No dirt. And yet—strangely—I smell no pear, no ginger. Instead: apricot. Strawberry. Where Fracas gives you peach and jasmine tea, this one gives you jam and a blade. She is a bleached-blonde femme fatale. Smoke around the eyes. Lacquered red lips. And she is moving with a purpose: revenge. Don’t make tuberose innocent. Don’t dress her as a schoolgirl. Present her as she is—mean, full, and unashamed. Because she is not a flower in a buttonhole. She is the one holding the leash.

French Flower is a beautifull tuberose fragrance. Tha magic here is that fragrance has a sofisticated, modern "effortless chic". The tuberose here is soo soo natural, tender, youthful, and has an almosty dewy, light comely green freshness, while it also keeps the tuberose's intoxicating and mellow qualities but in a contemporary and a not too heavy, thick or dense way. As i wrote this perfume is peachy youthful, almost crispy fresh at the very beggining and it's really not heady, bubblegummy nor indolic. It feels like that the tuberose is not in its lush full bloom phase yet, the calyx of this dainty flower is slender. It is almost linear on my skin, it doesn't change so much, it just get a bit more mellow and creamier by time but the fresh facet doesn't fade away. If u are like me, and you like the modern, creamy, mellow, lactonfull tuberose interpretations, but u wanna try a tuberose fragrance for summer what is not tropical or sunscreen like, but natural, fresh and lighly green without turns to a totally green or indolic way than give it a chance! ♡

As a huge Tuberose fan for 40 years this is a top 5 in that category 🤍 Wow it’s a tuberose white flowe room rocker so maybe be careful where you wear it - I don’t though! MP is one of my favourite houses and this hits so well. I get lots of peach / classic tuberose bubblegum notes the most and find it fairly linear which I enjoy as the blend is supreme. This is a solid 9.5/10 lasts 12 hours and longer on clothes it’s a must have for Tuberose fans. It’s classy and reads expensive I wear when I’m doing the gardening in a simple white broaderie dress but would also wear on a chic night out she’s super versatile. It feels quite 80’s in the best possible way! I occasionally layer with vanilla powder if I want to take it more modern or Red Hibiscus if I want to soften her. Can highly recommend the French Flower shower gel for more of an expression of the orange blossom part of french flower. I grow Tuberose I love as a cut flower and I think this is a good representation of its beauty.

This is absolutely beautiful. At first only smelling the scent strip and the bottle I thought it would be too cloying and white floral, but on skin and clothing it takes on a life of its own and the bright, refreshing floral and fruity opening settles into a sensual creamy elegant tuberose that is complex and artful. Makes me feel so romantic and beautiful, and though opposing in nature it makes me feel both like I’m hand writing love letters in a Romance language in the Victorian age and scenting them with my floral fragrance, and yet also like I’m modern, edgey and ultra chic all at the same time while wearing it. In a sense it makes me feel like I am a fashionable time traveler with a complexity and depth of soul and a poetry of the spirit. Absolutely beautiful and highly recommend. Similar to Carnal Flower in family only, because to me this one is so much more artful and pure.

Wow. Love love love this. On paper this should be totally average- think any of those other sweet-fruity-white floral designer scents that are everywhere right now and pretty unremarkable. French Flower is big loud tuberose, but not not in that grape soda way- this is fresh cut flowers, all green and sappy. The pear is soft and smooth, it’s definitely there but a little difficult to pick out. Makes you keep sniffing trying to find it again- addictive. The ambroxan here is such a delight, it’s gives the perfume a heady, sultry, almost boozy quality. Looking at the notes I thought they may have just chucked it in there for that musky-fresh-skin vibe that’s everywhere right now, but it’s nothing like that at all. This is surprising and special, not cheap but it performs well and is unique enough to be worth it.

I received my 50ml this afternoon. It's a beautiful buttery tuberose and gives an off-white impression, as opposed to something much greener like Carnal Flower. It's also much gentler than the Malle but no less intoxicating. I'm a big fan of indolic florals, and I love a rose fragrance too. I find this pretty feminine, but if you've the confidence it could be worn by a man, in a crisp white linen shirt, of a summer evening. It's a bright, happy scent, though fairly linear. My girlfriend really likes it, so I'll probably lose it to her, as I did with Carnal Flower. Her skin chemistry is fantastic, so everything sings beautifully upon it. I've only tried Falcon Leather from this house, which I love and own, but I'm now very intrigued for its other offerings.

Ce parfum c'est l'image d'une belle journée printanière par excellence , soleil radieux, ciel bleu ...état d'esprit optimiste , parfum joyeux. Odeur enivrante de fleurs blanche , avec une poire bien présente qui apporte beaucoup de fraîcheur et évite de rentrer dans le stéréotype de parfum lourd et indolique. Soupçon de vert de temps à autre , peut etre le thé ... Je ne sens pas la fleur d'oranger, ni le gingembre, sûrement bien fondu dans l'ensemble. Séchage sur l'ambroxan , la tubéreuse est toujours la, très animal sur moi mais de la façon la plus sexy qui soit... , pour les hommes qui croient que la tubéreuse n'est que pour les femmes , détrompez vous ...

Remind me my signitured petit fracas by robert piguet drydown and this one slightly obvious sweetness of pear while petit fracas the pear note a bit sour than this one. This is become my top 10 tuberose list.. lov it💕 Top 10 tuberose 1 Robert piguet : Fracas (niche) 2 Robert piguet : petit fracas(niche) 3 Maison crivelli : Tubereuse astrale (niche) 4 Matiere primiere: french flower (niche) 5 Molinard : tubereuse vertigineuse(niche) 6 Hiram Green : moon Bloom (niche) 7 Frederic malle: carnal flower (niche) 8 Madonna: Truth or dare (celebrity) (discontinued) 9 Estee Lauder: Tuberose gardenia (designer) 10 Annick Goutal : Tubereuse (niche)

Great white floral scent, Matiere premiere is really a great brand. This opens up with a strong pear note, it's really sweet and reminds me of bubble gum, then the tuberose, it's creamy and solar, and the pear sweetness leaves a bit, there is also a bit of orange blossom and ginger. The scent on the blotter is amazing, well balanced and not too exuberant for a white floral. The fragrance is really joyful and uplifting, but just a tad too sweet, on the feminine side, for me to wear, except maybe in the far drydown. I'd love to smell its sillage on somebody else, i think it's one of the best feminine perfume i've ever tried.

One word. Flamboyant. French Flower is a scent that is worn by a confident someone who knows what they want and is not bothered by what other people think. They attract attention because of their exuberance, confidence and stylishness. Fruity pears and that budding tuberose, an amazing combination imho. To some people it may seem cloying or getting used to, but trust me, on skin French Flower takes on a whole different life. It’s luxurious, lavish and unique. Perfect for a full day wear and it’s performance is top notch! Just like all of Matiere Premiere’s creations, the SPL is to die for. An instant favorite for me!

I love this fragrance. I smelled it for the first time in Europe in a very high end department store. It was on my wrist and got on my sleeve so I could smell it for days!! When I looked at the price I knew I had to wait...hence I got a decant and always loved this. I finally got a fb and this is beast mode floral! It’s very different from anything I own! Well blended pear, ginger, and tuberose. All the notes are on my fave list. Longevity is amazing it can last on clothes for days and sillage is also excellent! This is not for the faint at heart, you have to love florals 10/10 just amazing and excellent!

This is what I wanted Fracas to be. I purchased Fracas which I loved at first sniff but after a few weeks the tuberose became overwhelming & I didn’t touch it for months. Fracas is just pure tuberose from start to finish. It doesn’t develop into any other notes. This however is very fresh and green. The tuberose is present and loud but somehow very smooth & gentle at the same time. The ambroxan makes the tuberose less cloying which it usually becomes for me. The tea gives this a refreshing tone. This smells luxurious & is one of the better tuberose scents in the market. Also the lasting power is 10/10.

Unlike other reviewers who, I don’t get any bubblegum or overly sweet notes at all. On me it’s a true to life field of tuberose flowers. It’s one of the most (if not the most) realistic fresh cut tuberose I’ve ever encountered. The notes that are most evident on me are tuberose and green tea, the pear and ginger are somewhere in the background and only there to enhance the others. I can smell the flower, the stem, maybe even a bit of the soil. It’s a wonderful fragrance for spring and summer, but I could easily see it worn in autumn because of the petrichor quality it has. Wonderful fragrance.

This is gorgeous! A sample of it has been sat in my to try pile for a couple of moths now and I finally decided to try it today. Not only do I wish I had tried it sooner but I am also immediately adding this to my full bottle worthy list. The florals in this are stunning to my nose and theres just something in here that elevates it and makes it a little more elevated than the standard floral. I am not usually a fan of pear but here it sweetens the floral to make it different to anything else I own. Its floral but not an old fashioned floral and it also projects and lasts! Its a love from me.

Pear notes. Litchi notes. Any type of "fruity" anything usually scares me off. That's why I waited so long to blind-purchase Matiere Premiere "French Flower" despite the notes speaking to me. French Flower is perfection, it truly is. The perfume develops as a creamy, tuberose floral fragrance that is not green, camphoric, or indolic. The opening tuberose accord is flawlessly blended with a wee-bit of pear (pulp, not juice), some ginger and ambroxan. Orange blossom sweetens things up just a bit. Not sure what tea notes smell like but I suppose tea is present. This. Is. A. Complete. Love.

Solid 8/10. I got a decant of this recently and am so hesitant to use it because I love it so much. Definitely lots of tuberose, so do not buy if that's not your thing. I'm also getting gardenia which I don't see in the notes. Could just be that I'm used to smelling white florals in a bouquet and get the wires crossed in my head. The tuberose mixes quite well with the green tea, which gives it the scent of fresh-cut grass. I like to compare it to Narcotic Venus Nasomatto (too strong & expensive for me) and Tocca Florence (expensive and doesn't last). Best of both worlds in my opinion.

an incredibly feminine, comforting and addicting fragrance for warmer days. to me french flower smells sweet, nostalgic and resembles the prime of life - which is why i would wear this scent on the days of late summer - summer rains, abundance of fruits, leaves in all their glory before preparing to fall. it’s inner child meets elegance of age. the pear is dominant and sweet (gives me very playful vibes), the ginger is subtle and gives this scent it‘s comforting warmth while the floral and tea notes make it elegant, sensual, sophisticated and give this perfume so much life!

This is such an interesting scent that really takes you on a journey. It starts with a strong, borderline obnoxious, sweet bubblegum scent. As this dies down, quite a crisp herbal note comes though - it actually smells like mint on me, but I assume it’s a combination of the ginger and tea. It finally settles to a fresh white floral skin scent, evenly balanced between orange blossom and tuberose. As with all Matiere Premiere scents, it’s original, good quality and well executed. Definitely would consider a full bottle although the opening does turn me off a little.

As a man, who mostly wears and loves dark leathery, oudy, spicy fragrances, not tipically a fan of flowery scents.. However, Tuberose is my weakness idk why. This settles kinda manly as a bright tuberose pear and ginger combination on my skin. Opens up sharp with pear and tuberose, but dires down quickly to a creamy yet fresh enjoyable scents for the daytime. Projects very good and holds onto my skin for 8-10hrs easy Wouldn’t wear it every day tho, but on a frisky but sunny day its my go to scent specially at this time of the year Must in my collection

Original, green, dry, tuberose with fruity facets... I think I love it but I don't know if I would wear it. It's is not me, yet I can't stop smelling the tester strip I received from the brand. BTW, these scented blotters are the best 5 euros ever spent, it's been more than a month and 80 % of the fragrances still smell very strong. Anytime I walk by it, I smell a beautiful fragrant whiff in the air. I need to try it on skin, it may just be perfect with the body warmth...

Beautiful tuberose fragrance! This is the creamy soft tuberose with full textural gorgeousness I was hoping for from Matiere Premiere. The full flower is in this bottle, with the heady fragrance of tuberose (the bloom with its orange blossom aspect, dewy pear, and the fine green of the stem with the tea). Fantastic terroir! Edit: just went on a walk with my partner this evening and wow does French Flower smell Amazing wafting up through the evening air! How special!

It was love at 1st sniff. I need you in my life as the forever lover of all of my white floral, sweet non indolic tuberose deep olfactive desires. Plz stay and never leave. You're in great company with Valaya, Bond No 9 White Gardenia, Kayali Deja Wu White Flower, Love Tuberose, Sabbia Bianca from PRO FVMVM, Queens from BOND No 9....see! You're going to feel right at home with the other white florals in my collection. I'll make room for you. Plz stay....for a while!

I love this. In fact, it is the only fragrance I like from this house. Opens like Zara’s Captivatingly Paris and the dry down is very similar to La Danza Delle Libellule Exceptional Edition Extrait by Nobile 1942, but La Danza is more linear and French Flower is longer lasting. The art of perfumery is when you can strike the right balance between synthetics and naturals.. I support the use of Ambroxan in this amazing long lasting fragrance.

I thought this would be too heavy or might just be a wedding scent but I couldn't be more wrong. Absolutely gorgeous. I got the sample when I bought The Parisian Musc, and I love this much much more lol. It's so good. The tuberose sits just right on my nose, it doesn't smell too wet or old. I love that I can't smell the tea on this but it's definitely there to throw some freshness. In short, it is a very youthful white floral scent.

I would dare saying this is my favorite tuberose. It is creamy and fresh, a little bit green, not bubble gummy and not animalic, in my opinion. I absolutely love it! I have a tiny 6 ml bottle and I think I will get a full bottle sooner or later. As all Matier Premiere fragrances, this is eternal lasting and has a potent sillage. Two, max. three sprays are more than enough for a day use, especially in a work environment.

This is a crowd-pleasing, fresh, feminine perfume. It's a fruity, pink floral with a hint of an aquatic note in the drydown. I'm not getting a lot of tuberose in this. I wouldn't call it a tuberose perfume. It's more like a tropical, summery scent. Think of pink flowers in the jungle. Smelled and tried on the skin at Bloomingdales. It reminds me a bit of Ocean Di Gioia. Smell: 9 out of 10 Strength: 8 out of 10 Feminine

Tuberose is the main event! Great scent, marvelous A bit green in the beginning, but as it develops it just becomes this sweet carnal tuberose I love it, it would be a contender for my tuberose fragrance if it wasn't for Tuberosis by LO, which the spiciness and musk really blend it to make it more of a garden than the flower This one is pure flower, it packs a punch, but not exagerated! Good longevity and silliage too

This is an immaculate blend of tuberoses and orange blossom. The initial first spray just perfect, sweet and creamy. I got zero bubble gum like some people mentioned.. It’s very feminine and addictive i cannot stop sniffing myself when I wear it. It has fantastic silage and projection, lasts over 6 hours on my skin. I don’t get any pear from it at all but it is a little bit spicy and musky in the dry down

A note that this beautiful stuff is NUCLEAR. I’ve just noticed it has persisted on a top even *after washing*, which I’ve never experienced with a fragrance before. Like, I could smell it when I pulled it off the line and folded it. Incredible. It’s a beautiful big white floral with a touch of pear, which I often think of as the least “frooty” of the fruits, everything about it is chic and smooth.

Inital spray is gorgeous full bodied white florals but the dry down is gorgeous and well mixed. I get the florals, pear and tea. I don’t really get ginger on myself. This is the type of perfume I love wearing to the office. It’s clean, inoffensive, and has florals (my favorite!). The projection and longevity is very good last all day - 8 hours for me. Very feminine and elegant.

For some reason smells just like the luxurious hotels in India. Amazing projection and longevity. It’s strong and sweet, super floral. If you want a cheaper but still good quality get Dania by Orientica. It’s a extrait de parfum. Smells very similar. Projects just as much as French flower, it’s super long lasting but not as much as French flower.

Sophisticated, etherial and uplifting. This is my feel good perfume, a sunny spring day, a warm summer evening, dinner out with friends, on vacation... I usually stay away from tuberose scents as I find them too mature, this one however is to my nose a very unique take on tuberose that may be suitable for people who dislike this flower normally.

This tuberose is youthful and juicy. The pear highlights the fruitiness of the flower - the fun and the more innocent facets. The ginger makes it a bit warm in the nostrils and other notes make it slightly green. Not as sexy as other tuberoses, but a colorful white floral worth to be included in a collection.

I have been wearing this a lot this summer. It's simple, linear and easy to wear. Longevity and projection are decent. I can only detect the flowers in this, but that's okay. This is what I reach for when I want something good, mature, comforting, and uncomplicated.

This perfume smells like and reminds me of Siberian Rose by Fragrance du Bois. They are almost identical to my nose just that this is a better version of whatever that scent profile is meant to be. It goes straight on my Wishlist and I can't wait to own it

Undoubtedly the best tuberose fragrance in my collection along side Fracas. Beautifully blended, lasts all day, I will always have a bottle in my collection as it’s the perfume I always reach for when I want to be uplifted in my mood. Full bottle worthy!

This is my favorite tuberose. It is not particularly complicated to me. She is simple and gorgeous. I also completely agree with the comment below that this is a very edible floral: if this was a Persian ice cream flavor I WOULD eat it.

Absolute masterpiece. Many reviews are going to focus on the bubblegum sweet opening, but listen, the green note in that tea drydown is so worth the wait. Highest quality and artful play with natural tuberose. Mwah.

I love this one sooooo much this is my first one from this house and I will buy all feminine fragrances from this brand Thank you so much for the bouquet flowers perfume💐 , great sillage and Longevity🌹

Çiçekli, soğuk kremsi bir parfüm. Unisex tarafta olmayan yayılımı çok güçlü, feminen ve çiçek bahçesi gibi kokan daha güzel bir parfüm yok. Bunu seven ysl supreme bouquet de sever

This is a potent white floral and pear perfume. I adore it. If you aren't an impassioned fan of these two notes— you would struggle to like this perfume.

Pear accompanied with white flowers (tuberose). Very sweet, silky and smooth. Definitely not a daring fragrance. Good performance - worth the money.

Layer this with JHAG Pear Inc to amplify that pear note (1 spray of French Flower: 2-3 of Pear Inc). Thank me later! (wink)