Tuberose

Uma tuberosa com a saída licorosa realmente, consigo sentir a nota cítrica de saída do petitgrain tímido, mais puxada pro cheiro de casca de laranja muito leve que caminha pra floralidade. A saída assusta um pouco mas é deliciosa, inclusive fico o tempo todo cheirando a tampinha do frasco pra senti-la, toda essa parte lembra muito o meu amado e nostálgico Today da Avon. Em italiano menciona a nota de coco e na parte escrita em inglês não, menciona essa tal de "maidens-tears" (???), inclusive, gostaria de sentir mais o coco (do contrário de muita gente que não curte essa nota rs), eu até sinto mas bem leve um cheiro de leite de coco (que me parece também equilibrar a baunilha); "Elegante e femmninile la composizione svela tutta la sua esclusività già nelle note di testa, dove l'esotico COCCO si completa grazie ai frizzanti tocchi di petitgrain. Nel cuore un bouquet di fiori bianchi, voluttuosi e raffinati, accompagna l'ingresso di una magnifica tuberosa, opulenta, ipnotica e seducente. La sua scia inibriante si impreziosisce nel fondo della composizione, grazie all'incontro tra le sensuali note ambrate, la persistente vaniglia e il cremoso legno di cedro. Una fraganza originale, vibrante e magnetica che sa distinguersi e farsi notare in ogni occasione." Na minha pele não se comportou bombástico como imaginei que seria, o que me surpreendeu negativamente (a surpresa negativa também a respeito do borrifador), não entendi como aconteceu já que meu corpo é oleoso e quente. Enfim, a apresentação e a cor do líquido são belíssimas, em relação ao perfume em si, é uma composição minimalista, tendo em vista que as poucas notas conversam muito bem entre si, mas esse minimalismo não traduz apenas o simples, há uma elegância que carrega o termo. [ATUALIZAÇÃO] A nota de coco, baunilha e leite ficaram bem mais presentes na secagem pro final, sinto inclusive um cheiro daquele doce de coco caramelizado que vende em shopping e nas portas das estações de metrô, que é feito com o coco, açúcar e a própria água do coco, pois então, cheiro disso com flor, bem doce... chega a ser o limite de doce que consigo usar em perfume mas creio que pra quem é dos gourmand, isso aqui é suavíssimo. Então o final dele fica assim, por vezes sinto doce de coco caramelizado, por vezes sinto cheiro de leite com açúcar ou leite com flor branca, mas tudo delicado numa embalagem que traz um dulçor pra pele, um dulçor que parece que nasceu naturalmente dela.

Just received my bottle in the mail and oh my goodness, do I love it! It reminds me SO MUCH of one of my very favorite fragrances, White Shoulders. If you've ever smelled White Shoulders, this is almost exactly like it! My mom is going to love it! White Shoulders has been her signature scent since before I was born, in 1977, and she still loves it; though the new formula is but a shadow of what it used to be, it is still the most gorgeous white floral fragrance ever (despite it's terrible name). Anyway, Monotheme's Tuberose is so close to WS, it's scary! It's a beautifully feminine and addictive scent. I highly recommend if you're a fan of white flowers like gardenia or jasmine, or even yellow ylang. Tuberose has that wonderfully rich and sweet scent that one loves about white flowers. There's no powder, no metal, no salt, no woods, but it's not boring either. Amber. Amber gives it its depth; a deeply pregnant and soothing, warm depth, while the sweet, heavenly white flowers soar! There is a yummy creaminess that permeates from beginning to end and top to bottom, which isn't to sweet or cloying, but just right. Weirdly enough, I don't smell any coconut at all, not that I would mind, but its not there for my nose. Mainly, and of the utmost import, Tuberose doesn't smell cheap! I don't smell anything synthetic! That was a big worry. I would hate that! But, I don't smell anything like that here; nothing plastic, synthetic, or chemical, thank goodness. I am SO impressed! And the bottle is really pretty. I wish the cap were glass, but if that's my only complaint, I'd say it's a win! Definitely a safe blind buy for anyone who enjoys white flowers, I promise! Tuberose is a crowd pleaser that's inoffensive and can be worn anytime, anywhere. I may need a back-up bottle!

I have been curious about the Monotheme Venezia line for a long time, but could only find their rose and cyclamen scents online--but suddenly one fragrance site is carrying a LOT of their scents now. I was thrilled to find this very reasonable tuberose at such a affordable price and it does NOT disappoint! ( Read through this comment thread--not one negative so far!) Tuberose is not a floral that everyone can wear and love--with my pale dry skin, super sweet white florals have always worked on me--scents like Fracas and Guerlain's Jardin De Bagetelle just smelled magical and wore well for hours. This scent is also beautifully packaged and lasting but not pushy. I am NOT a fan of coconut in fragrances, but I frankly cannot even perceive it in this scent. This is a soft, beautifully romantic super girly fragrance--I am no longer a girl but I still love the way this scent makes me feel!! I plan to try Monotheme's Camellia next, since I have almost finished my Bronnley Camellia, which is now discontinued!

I didn't know Truth or Dare to know about the similarity, but I knew the Klauk dupe of Truth or Dare, and it was because of this dupe that I took a chance on this perfume, which claims to be very similar to Madonna's. And by comparing it to the Klauk one, they really are very similar. It's an amber and vanilla perfume, which gives a super enveloping sweetness to the fragrance, making it warm and sensual. You feel the tuberose at the beginning, but in a fresh way, because it comes along with the coconut and petitgram, so here it doesn't scream, but it envelops, and it becomes super comfortable. It's a somewhat fresh perfume, which as it evolves, becomes fuller and sweeter due to a fresh tuberose, a striking vanilla and the amber that embraces all the other notes, making it an almost creamy perfume. It's delicious, super tasty and striking. I found it to be a perfume with presence and very sexy. I loved it.

This low cost perfume is a must have for tuberose lovers like me: it is a rich tuberose, creamy, intense and narcotic, sweetened by coconut (which however does not distort its essence, on the contrary it enhances it even more), and last many hours. Perfect perfume for the cold and spring period, in summer I see it too opulent and heavy. I don’t find any similarities with Gucci Bloom (which I also love): of course, the raw material is the same (the tuberose, of course), but while in Bloom the tuberose is clear, luminous and delicate, in Monotheme the tuberose is, on the contrary, at the maximum of its intensity and creaminess. It reminds me, rather, the late Truth or Dare of Madonna, now unavailable only online at crazy prices. I love this perfume, very little expense and a lot of yield, in fact it is never missing in my collection: for me the best Monotheme (not to mention the packaging, wonderful)!

This is one of my top favorite fragrances! I love it so much! It is just what I think Marie Antoinette would wear! This scent makes me think of: pearls, lace, blush, pastel colours (specially pink probably due to the bottle), rose garden, girls in puberty and rococo. This perfume makes me feel like a princess blushing and wearing a lovely pastel pink dress full of lace in the beginning of 18th century. This perfume is sweet and buttery. It does remind bubble gum, but I don't like to describe it that way, sounds like it is a cheap perfume, but it is not. I cannot smell the coconut here, honestly. I can smell the tuberose and vanilla. It is perfect for teens, but also for young women. This perfume also reminds me of motherhood. It is very very feminine. I'd not say it is elegant because it is more for young women, so i'd describe it just as feminine and princess-like.

Years ago I went through a 50ml bottle of McQueen and I was very pleasantly surprised of how close it is to Tuberose Monotheme. Maybe not identical, but good 90% similar. Longevity on Tuberose is the same as the McQueen from what I remember and I managed to get it for about £15 from M&S. Would definitely recommend it as an alternative to McQueen, but I haven't tested the rest so can't say how similar it is to them. It is a very fresh Tuberose, I can't smell the coconut, or at least it is not the sweet synthetic kind and it becomes sweeter in the dry down, probably from the vanilla. It is definitely a fresh floral scent and not in any way heavy or sweet. It does make me feel elegant and put together and I think it could be a great day time signature scent.

The first time I discovered this perfume, it was love at first sniff! That was in 2019, and to this day, it's still my signature scent. Even my husband loves it so much that when he and I were long distance for a year, he begged me for a bottle so he could spray it on his sheets at night and imagine me next to him. This smells like the sunset bringing with it a lot of fancies, as it sensually embraces the horizon and paints the skies a captivating reddish-orange. It seductively invites you to an evening of passion and adventure---softly, sweetly and with plenty of mystery.

This is a fantastic dupe for Truth or Dare or Fracas at a fraction of the cost. Creamy, gourmand, decadent. Could be unisex. Loud upon first spray, whoosh straight up your nose, tuberose is heavy & overwhelming but in a good way, the dry down is heaven. Floral bomb! With a slightly foodie tinge. I am delighted with my purchase. I could buy 8 or 9 bottles for the price of one bottle of Fracas as 100ml Bottle of Robert Piguet Fracas cost £175.00. £19 in M & S! I cannot praise Monotheme Range Highly enough. Highly recommended. Don't just try it, buy it x 😘🙏❤️

This is a beautiful and affordable perfume considering the cost of its similar tuberose-centric cousins (Fracas, the now discontinued Truth or Dare, Carnal Flower). It's warm with a hint of coconut, but not too sweet. Some slight vanilla. A warm tuberose, gentle and in a generous sized bottle to use as a hair scent and over clothes. I honestly think this is a steal for the scent you get. If you like tuberose and want to alternate to something more expensive like Fracas, or don't want to invest in Fracas, this is a good dupe. The bottle is lovely too.

Oh I really adore this! I had spotted this Monotheme range in Marks & Spencer but thought it looked a bit bland. Silly me. I do love tuberose and you really do have to love it to get on board with this. Its fresh and blousy, creamy and warm. I don't really get any salt or coconut from it but they are in the blend (apparently). I love to have a few puffs of this after my evening shower, its comforting. Probably one of my best buys so far this year, got it on Notino for around £12 for 100ml which is incredible value.

As a general hater of tuberose, I am deeply thrilled by this scent - while it is actually tuberose-dominant! It smells both narcotic and grounding, like a premium quality natural oil that I would love to taste, and is likely poisonous. I am tempted to buy this scent, it feels so lush and spiritual... if only I could get through the fact that I deeply dislike tuberose. :') Update: Needless to say, I got it and I overspray it because I want to bathe in it, it's that good, it's really that decadently good.

I love Tom Ford Jasmine Rouge (my fav from TF but can't afford the price tag) and I also love Alexander McQueen, now sadly discontinued so I'm saving my bottle. While this is not an exact match, it's close enough for me to enjoy more regularly. I paid under £20 for this EDT from Marks and Spencer, and will be stocking up as this is a beautiful, heady, white floral that opens sharp and green and becomes sweet and soft. Longevity is great for the price and I get about 4+ from it.

I really do think this is a masterpiece. It’s a deep wintry gothic tuberose, sweet and creamy as many other reviewers describe it. Smells a lot like Steve McQueen pour femme EDP but whereas that one dries down into a light powdery scent, this tuberose note really does linger and lasts around 7 hours on my skin (not clothes, skin) which is pretty much unheard of for me! Got it for an absolute bargain price, and I love it, especially for evening/night-time.

I came here because of Truth or Dare. Wouldn't call it a dupe. Reminds me of Dalia by L'Erbolario but it does not have its wet, aquatic touch. I like the fragrance and the way it wears during the day. My skin is a bit dryish and yet it stays with me for hours. Feminine, flowery, a bit powdery, lady-like with a touch of careless elegance. A bit sweet, just to add warmth without turning the scent cosy or gourmand.

Astonishingly good tuberose for the price. It opens quite green and then becomes sweeter. Sillage is excellent and longevity is very good too. If you like tuberose or you want to test a tuberose and you don’t want to spend a lot of money this is an excellent choice.

Such an excellent fragrance for what it provides. An intense authentic fresh tuberose scent with a slight sweetness. The coconut - a note I do not like - never takes over nor makes it topical. Very good longevity and projection, and most importantly, a great price.

I love it. Maybe it's going to my favourites. It starts like a meadow of white flowers, very tuberose forward, after 20' you get coconut. So good. I do get a little of the bubble gummy of the tuberose (which I absolutely love!!!)

Many people testing perfume with their noses ruined, and slandering this perfume, this masterpiece of the gods , pure niche TUBEROUS scent, you need to like the note and don't come and slander other people's perfume, oh!

I do get the bubblegummy tuberose in this that I don’t get in Fracas or Juicy Couture. I even get a little spicyness. Really good price point for the great quality of the fragrance, which comes in an adorable bottle too.

I absolutely love this. Tuberose is Truth Or Dare minus the syrupy vanilla. This is all bold, heavy, naturally sweet tuberose. I do not smell supporting notes: everything is subsumed into the Queen flower. Gorgeous!

If you like Roberto Cavalli for her, YSL Supreme Bouqet, Armani Rouge Malachite you can blind buy this because i believe you are going to love this one. Its like bouqet of tuberose and narcissus

This tuberose is absolutely stunning! It's creamy and rich, with a hint of sweetness from the vanilla and coconut. I love how it lingers on my skin all day long. Definitely a new favorite.

A gorgeous warm, sweet, creamy tuberose perfume. Absolutely adore it! If you're a lover of tuberose this one is a no brainer. And it's so affordable that it's almost too good to be true

I have found my signature perfume! This perfume is incredible. I grow tuberoses. This captures them well. Also, this scent is orgasmic and sexual. It alludes to sex. Be careful.

I love it. I am a big tuberose lover. I paid 11 euros for this perfumes. So such for such a lovely tuberose.

becoming a favorite !! creamy tuberose + hints of cocunut

If you are passionate about Tuberose, this is a real bargain because the price to buy this bottle of perfume is unbelievably cheap. I ordered it with the mindset of “Well, let's see how this scent smells?” and the results surprised me. It has a very strong, thick scent of Tuberose, I smell a little greasy and slightly salty of Coconut. Even though the price is super cheap, that doesn't mean the fragrance is bad. Monotheme Tuberose does the Tuberose scent quite well, although the Coconut note is not too obvious, it makes the Tuberose scent more salty. I think it would be best if they removed the Coconut note, because I like Tuberose in the fresh, slightly green direction like Gucci Bloom, Diptyque Doson, I don't like Tuberose as sweet as cake. But that's not a big deal, I highly recommend that girls who love Tuberose should try this fragrance. It lasts about 3-4 hours on my skin, because the price is so cheap, of course the performance is not a good strength. But this scent is worth a try, addictive, like I'm pressing a bouquet of Tuberose to my cheek and caressing it, enjoying its wonderful fragrance. Rating: 8/10, beautiful fragrance, beautiful design like royal items

A gorgeous cheapie! Until now, i haven't really find good tubetose interpretation on the down self areas in the drugstores. This tuberose is nice! Not too green nor indolic or bubblegummy just intoxicating airy-creamy and sweet, with a slightly soapy aspect. I usually really hate soapiness, but it totally doesn't bother me at here. This tiny soapiness is not like a washing soap it's much more like a hint of a luxorious cream soap bar. Which is pushing out the tuberose from the lush & carnal side a bit and gives some innocent & pure aspects to it. And the usual thick creamyness of the flower is still there but it gets more airy. But don't get me wrong this tuberose is still mesmerizing. Much more because it's wrapped around with light & silky vanillary coconut. But the petitgrain freshness ( which is very well blended in my opinion. And it isn't really noticable as one-self it's just freshen up the whole composition.) and that tiny soapiness makes this fragrance an Angelic, charming, flirty, airy-creamy Tuberose fragrance instead of a really voloptous, thick carnal one. This is a very lovely, sweet and pure tropical white-floral for summer or sping! For a good price.

oh wow this is gorgeous and i cant believe the price. first of all if you re scared to blind buy don’t be, it was one for me and im so happy with it, nothing cheap smelling or synthetic about it. second of all the smell 😍 im a big tuberose lover and of white florals in general and this one is very well made, it actually surprised me. i usually go for something like Do Son, one of my all time favorites, but this takes a different approach, do son is a green tuberose while this one goes for a creamy, musky vibe and does it super well, while still sharing the tuberose heart. i think the coconut vanilla combo gives it an almost monoi feel, it has something very beachy and buttery about it which i actually like, even if its very different from the greener ones i usually go for. even if its not super fresh, i wouldnt say its heavy or cloying or anything like that and probably goes well for any season. i ll have to see how long lasting it is but for now it seems promising. there are no harsh notes in this which is awesome for the price and can be worn on its own or used for layering.

If you loved truth or dare get this it’s a lot softer but also it doesn’t have that richness that truth or dare had..it’s amazing value and lasts hours in my skin which is a rarity for a perfume I was very surprised by it though it can be a little too strong for some people as it’s a floral I find myself sniffing my wrist and it’s like eternal on clothes and hair i get the bubblegum note but it’s not like exactly like a bubblegum sweet it’s just like that smell tuberose flower gives like creamy and sweet and the coconut in this is very prominent which actually makes it quite smooth and more wearable it’s more for 30s and up I would say it has a mature scent ...truth or dare was alot sharper but I loved the dry down this is the closest dupe Iv tried the fracas didn’t give me the same vibes

As one of the many people who loved the dearly departed Truth or Dare, I'm happy to report this does scratch the itch to a degree. For anyone saying this doesn't project or last, I'm frankly puzzled. I sprayed perhaps...4 different scents on me on a little waltz to m&s to try some things on my skin, and this one is easily sticking the strongest by far. I although think I'm not as much of a fan of ToD as I once was ( I prefer a more rubbery or green tuberose these days over bubblegum) , I might get myself a bottle of this in the fall or winter. I think it might sit in the draw if I get it now. If you want a sweet bubble gummy tuberose on the cheap, this is a great choice. If you prefer creamy to citrusy, get this over My way. Indulgent.

Quite impressed actually! Great packaging with a strong Art Deco influence corresponds with the classical feel of the perfume. The infamous coconut is here and as always you either love it or hate it. It’s added to compositions at producers’ own risk as it’ll mean this is not going to be a crowd pleaser. Very good performance and the scent has this unforgiving slightly soapy sweetness. I’d describe it as heady floral. For £20 at M&S it’s a great find if it’s your type of scent. 7/10 as I wouldn’t die for it but I’d pay more for it if I had to.

I mostly get white flowers, jasmine, tuberose and petitgrain. A pretty simple scent, I'd say. If you enjoy white florals, you will like it. Otherwise it may prove difficult. Its performance is alright, reapplying throughout the day will help with projection, but I don't expect a lot from an inexpensive EDT. I believe it was unavailable in my region for quite some time, I'm happy it popped up again. Not a bad fragrance, really. Actually I have liked it enough to order another perfume (Wisteria) from this brand.

So this must be what tuberose smells like. Not sure why some describe it as bubble gum. I don’t get that. I get a sweet type of flower that reminds me a little of a milky tea. It’s hard to describe the scent but it is a white flower nectar. It will be great for layering because alone it’s a bit one dimensional. I tried it at home with khadlaj flor oud and it pairs nicely since it adds a little hint of sweetness that flor oud needs to make it a tad more feminine.

I'm not a tuberose fan, but I honestly really like this. The coconut note is such a great addition, it elevates this fragrance from a simple white floral to a heady and intense tropical scent. The tuberose in this seems to be in full bloom, syrupy and sweet. A summer evening perfume for me. The packaging and bottle are super cute. Great price value!

I love this, don't really understand the negative reviews, but everyone has their preferences I guess. I find Monotheme's Tuberose sweet and creamy, with plenty of tuberose right up front. I'm extremely satisfied, this is just what I was looking for. The price warrants spraying with abandon!

It's okay. There are better tuberose perfumes out there. Kind of smells synthetic. I loved it at the shop and was fine with for a few days but once I got the hit of the synthetic note, it isn't as good. Wouldn't repurchase 😞

Its like Velvet Vanilla Mancera without being velvety, but just bubble gummy! I don't feel any coconuts vanilla etc here. For the ones who love tuberose its a yey!

Smells like Police " love for her" Obviously not nearly as sophisticated as fracas but definitely good value

Bought for my mother along with some nicer frags. She loves coconut, vanilla, and white florals so I thought this would be a hit. And I love the brand and have had good luck with other frags from them so I figured it would be a safe blind buy but sadly this is a big miss. Heavy tuberose but dry and a little too synthetic smelling. This is too harsh and too chemically. It’s smells like a tuberose flavored hospital disinfectant. As it dries down it gets less harsh and chemical smelling but I don’t think it ever gets decent or wearable. I don’t think it’s worth even $20.

Another useless buy in search of a dupe of my beloved Truth or Dare Madonna. No way this is a dupe. Its white flowers but in a moldy not fresh way. Madonna her fragrance is a very strong gardenia which is fresh, bright and a little sweet. This is tuberose and not a very nice one. I just cant get by the moldy, dry aroma. My search goes on. 😢

Not for me, because of the coconut.

This is the worst fragrance that I ever bougth This traumatized me with tuberose. Smells like you spray an air freshener just after you leave the restroom, a mix between a poop and a perfume

Happily, but maybe just for now, this is filling a “bubblegum white-floral” space in my wardrobe. It is soft, sweet, and pretty — a powdery, candied tuberose with none of the metallic nuances that sometimes spoil other white florals for me (Do Son, Lust for Sun, Terracotta, EL Tuberose Gardenia). But even as a tuberose, it lacks the flower’s more fascinating and challenging elements; the only remotely challenging aspect is a slightly stuffy, indolic haze at the beginning that fades as a creamy-sweet coconut note comes forward. This is perhaps best described overall as the scent of floral-infused coconut flakes, milky and solar-floral with the almost ammoniac zing of headiness that I sometimes detect in tiare-based fragrances or other beachy florals. And yet, even the zing is muted. The soft performance matches its overall vibe — seemingly rendered in watercolors as it is. While this fragrance does not project greatly after the first sprays have dried, it has good longevity on clothing, lasting many days on jackets and sweaters, sweetly popping up at unexpected times. For the price, I treat it as a luxe body spray in a cute vintage-style bottle. I inevitably feel very feminine when I wear it — and further, it just has a peppy, feel-good, truly pretty, uncomplicated aura about it. Femininity need not necessarily encompass all those qualities, but it certainly is appealing when it does. As for the comparison to Truth or Dare, that one is richer, fruitier, spicier, sharper, bittersweet, and more musky. Not an obvious replacement, but similar enough to attract some of the same lovers. Truth or Dare is more special, and I’d still love a bottle! Addendum: I like this more and more. Such as easy reach for a sweet floral — it plays well in all weathers. Somewhat reminds me of Lust Lush if you excised most of the indole and turned its volume way down.

I’ll always be baffled at the fact that some of the best fragrances are sometimes the cheapest. I saw this fragrance online at an extremely affordable price, I was a bit hesitant because Monotheme fragrances can be a hit or a miss, for example Gardenia was a big disappointment. Based on the notes there was nothing that I wouldn’t love about this fragrance, tuberose, coconut, white flowers and cedar. The opening of this fragrance hit me with straight bubblegum note coming from tuberose, I was a bit scared at the begginning but as some other reviewers noticed this bubblegum note is sort of romantic and soft. I have nothing against the bubblegum note of white florals as long as they are done properly, for example in Fracas by Roger Piguet. On my skin this fragrance has nothing fresh, the petitgrain is really well blended. After the first blast of tuberose I am blessed with some of the most intriguing notes, such a beautiful melange of tuberose, jasmine, tiare and gardenia. I know that not all these notes are listed but I can clearly detect that indolic, mashroomy smell of gardenias. The base notes are creamy and warm, so lovely. This fragrance is one of the best surprises, soon after spraying it for the first time I imediately ordered the second bottle. What convinced me to purchase a second bottle was the fact that this fragrance seem to be an all good year around fragrance, this stuff is potent, I get like 8 hour longevity on my skin. The scent is tropical and somehow mediterranean due to white florals and coconut but at the same time it has enough warmth and potency to be worn during cold seasons too.

It reminds me of boucheron quatre iconic, but this is more buttery and kind of indolic smelling. The Iconic is more dense and the tuberose is almost undetectable, although I really like that fragrance, infact I think I like Quatre Iconic more . this is Creamy and buttery, yes, but I feel the addition of the coconut is not needed, and I would have liked the petitgrain to show more here, sadly I can only smell it in the first seconds. But I have to say that I don't dislike this fragrance. anyway If I had to choose i'd chose the Quatre iconic. the Tuberose from Monotheme is slightly too indolic for me. Think it's more suitable in the cold months. edit: really monothem-atic fragrance. tuberose heavy, really heady and indolic. I'm going to layer this with something zesty and light to lighten it up or maybe I'll gift it.

This perfume has depth and instantly evokes heady blooming white flowers, I can close my eyes and imagine holding a bouquet of big white blossoms. I love florals. However, there's something buttery here that is so rich it turns me off: imagine standing beside fully bloomed enormous white lilies, the lilies themselves are so exuberant that they are already too much, but you love the blowsy scent anyway and now you eat a heaping spoonful of vanilla buttercream or solid coconut oil. That feeling. It may be the coconut that registers as too buttery, but maybe that's an aspect of tuberose itself. I've never smelled tuberose in person, so I can't say. Eventually the scent quiets into white flowers in milk tea. I like it quite a lot, but also find it overwhelming, especially at first spray.

This really is very similar to Truth or Dare!! Minus the disgusting popcorn note that made ToD very nauseating and in fact not wearable for me. Being a Madonna fan since Like A Virgin first aired, I bought ToD directly it came out. And in spite of me wanting to warm to it, to this day it is the only perfume I have tossed in the bin. But, I digress! Monotheme Venezia’s Tuberose is beautiful, a semi heavy, buttery warm tuberose with a sprinkle of sugar. It has that narcotic feel, but none of what is difficult with ToD. Plus, super high quality although it is so ridiculously cheap.

Its a really gorgeous white floral and i personally also love the bottle...and its not expensive. It starts of loudly promising... But... The lasting and projecting power is FAR BELOW my standards. So, it only makes me annoyed. What it did for me was entice me to spend big money on Truth or Dare since its said to last and project well. I am currently waiting for my Truth or Dare bottle today in the mail. I only recommend this if you want an extremely light and “barely there” fragrance. Speaking for myself, though, this was a waste of money. The performance is abysmally poor.