Sublime Nature Tuberose

Sublime nature tuberose has been confusing for the most time I have been wearing it. I do love white florals, I especially love tuberose, for which my latest fix is Dior Poison, in cold weather, but Sublime Nature Tuberose is not the tuberose I was hoping for ; it's only lately that I grew to loving it too. Oriflame's site mentions as the perfume notes: dewy accord, white tuberose petals, santalwood and green notes. Fragrantica adds to these: white heliotrope, frangipani and vanilla, which to me register as sweet and powdery notes in this perfume. It's an honest blossoming white flower through and through, very linear, with the green and dewy notes evident. A little sweet and powdery, just a little and not always "there". And a sour woodsy backbone. The white floral part is very forward although polite, not necessarily tuberose, for instance I get lily of the valley!, it's a clean, green scent, springy and summery, beachy even, not too light and not too heavy. It reminds me a little of NR for Her EDT, a little of J'adore (even though I cannot relate to the latter anyhow) and of floral perfumes women were wearing in late eighties and all nineties (I know it's vague). It's a beautiful scent, well mannered, feminine, lovely, day and office appropriate. I'm wearing it in the winter and it sings even in cold crisp weather, festive. It is a white floral, it is a tuberose; just a little mutated. For those who want to wear tuberose and just can't, try this one. Wait for the sales in the catalogue too; I wouldn't justify more than 30.euros for it.

Although I am not a fan of white florals and not a fan of tuberose in particular, this one is really stunning to me. First of all this is really fresh take on tuberose. Nothing carnal or indolic about it. There is only hint of vanilla and heliotrope(none of which is my favorite note as well) to soften it down. Second of all it reminds me about somenthing or someone really nice but I can't recall what or who. I find the scent extremely familiar and maybe it resembles some other perfumes from my past, I have no idea. But Oriflame's Tuberose is really great, long lasting, fresh, classy and inexpensive white floral, which I can reccomend without hesitation.

this is not soapy as someone here said. i feel it like a very clean scent, very minimal, not so many notes. at first spray i felt like heaven exists and that is a tuberose garden&vanilla... walking in a cool-y, but more warm dewy morning, in a silk dress, smelling these beautiful flowers. it smells like purity, innocence, like a woman that is blooming. it s a bit aquatic. whenever i use it, i feel like it s sunny outside, no matter if it actually rains. this perfume is an experience - not just a fragrance. very dreamy smell, it makes me creative.

It's a simple yet alluring tuberose scent, although to my nose this could be even Fragonard Jasmin..The two are eerily identical on my skin, although this one is slightly sweeter and more creamy. It's more of a subtle floral burst, but the vanilla is present, yet it doesn't go into sickly sweet department. Sandalwood is also in the background, or in the drydown. I like it more on fabric than skin, lasts longer too for lasting power is average.. It's a spring-summer scent, otherwise you have to douse yourself in it and still might not get much..

This is a wearable tuberose for all those who are afraid to wear too strong white florals - I's say it's a white floral for beginners:) Nice, soft and a bit powdery due to vanilla and heliotrope - I love it! It's defitinely best for cool seasons, as the woody component really flourishes on gloomy autumn days, but it is an all-year-round scent.