Dunard

tuberose, ylang and some sandalwood with jasmine

It's seems this year many perfume companies came up at least one white floral fragrance, one of them is DUNARD by Oliver & Co. Beside Truth or Dare,-Dunard could be a sophisticated sister of Madonna's signature scent. Dunard by Oliver & Co. is a discreet and youthful presentation of tuberose. Creamy yet translucent white floral with spicy twists, the "second skin" description absolutely correct for the scent. The fruity opening immediately turns into a slightly spiced sweetness on a creamy woody background.Ylang and jasmine rounded the tuberose's strong character,sandal and vanilla gives a refined quality to the scent.Dunard has no harsh edges nor annoying projection. Dunard is a chic and pleasant, easy-to-wear fragrance with moderate sillage. As the blend warms up on the skin, the petals bloom with their beautiful,dreamy odour. Dunard is a complex,refined yet alluring alternative for those, whose love tuberose perfumes, and perfect choice for those, whose looking for a low-key quality fragrance for daily use.

A very creamy tuberose. Sometimes it's that vanilla smell which I don't love (I don't love vanilla in fragrances), but when it's the fruity peach and pineapple, it is really really gorgeous. When it smells like that, there's something really unique and beautiful about it. I think it's mostly after I've been wearing it a bit, and the smell becomes more beautiful an inviting. In the first little bit after I spray it on, I'm not intrigued, but later, there's something smoother and more enticing. I can't seem to decide where I love or hate it.