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.

I just bought it because it's new the sample smell really nice. And I thing I will love it, I feel like I'm bloming as a flower when I wear it. My friends in the office are like the smell too. So elegant, feminime, and sweet.

The bottle is very nice and elegant but for me I need more tuberose. Last 6h on my skin. Don't apply too much because it's very strong and intense. Worth a try.

It really made me wonder. Tuberose fragrances attracts me, want to try a pure one like this.

I have always had problems with tuberose. It gives me a headache, and I have had to abandon many lovely scents because of that. When I was younger, I did not know what the strong, annoying note was that made me ill, now I know. I tested Sublime Nature Tuberose from Oriflame's catalog, scrubbed my wrist heavily to get a full dosage to test it. And what a surprise: I liked it a lot! Sublime Nature Tuberose is not a strong floral. Tuberose is blended nicely with woody notes, creating a softer, delicate, subtle feminine scent. I think the elegant bottle and the scent match. Because of my problem, I don't dare to buy this lovely fragrance, but I can recommend it warmly to someone looking for a delicate, elegant tuberose perfume.

This is one of the scents I have avoided for so long and I don't know why! I have always thought I wouldn't really enjoy it and I only ever used the Tonka Bean but now...This will be one of my most worn scents in the spring and summer it seems! It has a strong opening to my nose but softens really fast and smells like sweet white flowers. Sweet from their own nectar and not some added sweetness. Really nice, soft and easy to wear!

It's not very strong on tuberose, however it's a very delicate floral perfume, in the style of Chanel - Gabrielle. I like this one more, somehow. It's not overpowering or very unique, but it's elegant and more refined than your average Oriflame. Good job!

The Sublime Nature line is strong in longevity and quality, which comes as a surprise for this brand. A simple scent with vanilla and tuberose, a safe buy if someone likes floweey scents. It didn.t impress me, but I can.t hate it either.

I get sunscreen. Not in a bad way really, I actually like it because it reminds me of summer. But I wouldn't really say any of the notes, other than tuberose, really stick out to me.

I wear it when i need very strong and long scent. Smells so good, i love it!

I love this concept of creating a simple fragrance around one prominent and captivating note. But as tuberose is just not my favorite note, it was very probable that I would not enjoy it that much. Oriflame did a great job however, beautiful bottle, simple, yet strong and elegant, and a powerful, long lasting white floral inside, with just a hint of vanilla to make it somewhat softer. Tuberose is there, but it is not cloying or suffocating as in many other scents. I still not enjoy it enough to buy a bottle, but I must confess that it might be a good choice for anyone looking for a classic, elegant, long lasting but never annoying or suffocating white floral. Goes well with office or elegant outfits.

Used it in high school, it was a bit masculine but fresh.

Way too strong and overwhelming for me. Period. Gave it to a friend, she totally loved it.

A nice, cool, “shampoo soapy” tuberose. More similar to the classic tuberose scent with a bit of an aquatic vibe that many vintage scents used to use, but this is fresh and clean with a subtle tropical summery twist, and doesn’t give me old lady vibes. I’d put this in the same family as Fragile by JPG, Bora Bora by Liz Claiborne, La Vie La Mort by Tokyo Milk, and even sort of reminds me of Gucci Bloom Profumo di Fiori (the yellow bottle) which is one of my top favorites. If those weren’t scents you enjoyed, I’d sample before buying. It’s a bit sharp, but not in a negative way, and a bit heady, so if white florals aren’t your thing, again you should sample first. I agree with the reviewer below who says this scent works great in summer heat, cool and refreshing. But could be a bit much if oversprayed in humid stagnant conditions. Luckily I live in a dry heat so this opens up nicely on my skin. I too think I smell lily in this, which seems to be commonly paired with tuberose. I don’t like lily very much, but luckily this scent still smells nice to me. Not the most original tuberose, you might not need it if you already own some of the other scents I mentioned, but a tuberose like this is forever a staple in my collection.

Sublime Nature Tuberose is a strong and beautiful white floral with a dose of vanilla. I have definitely smelled something exactly like this perfume, I just, alas, cannot recall it. The scent is more jasmine like to me, rather than tuberose. The smell of tuberose to me is supposed to be more carnal, more flesh like. Unless the tuberose in this has been strongly refined, I am pretty sure it is safe to say the smell is closer to jasmine. 'Exclusive, wonderfully dewy and radiant', says Oriflame, and that is exactly correct, it smells like the most beautiful fruity jasmine blooming in spring time.

I wore this fragrance a lot during hot weather when I went to the beach. I wouldn’t have thought it to be fitting for the occasion, but I randomly picked it on those days. It worked amazingly during the heat. It’s so lush and creamy. It is truly sun drenched and dewy at the same time. Smelling this throughout the day was so soothing similar to cooling down in the shade for a minute during the summer heat or when you feel that sensation that rain clouds are approaching to cool down the earth. I got compliments on it as well. The bottle is luxurious. I have to repurchase.

A white floral scent for colder weather - How rare! Truly tuberose and long-lasting for an Oriflame perfume. A pleasant surprise.

Don't get enough tuberose from it. It's buried by woody notes and some amber. Disappointed!