Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina

I love tuberose, jasmine and ylang-ylang but this fragrance is too strong for me, and on top it gives me headaches.

Interesting. I didn ́t get any citrus fruit, but I got a strong lily at the beginnig, which reminded me of Kenzo D ́Ete. Then the tuberose came on very strongly and for me it was too coconutty / I can ́t stand the coconut, so not good for me/. The sillage and longevity are really good, but overall it is not for me.

Cyrus Smith's review below is spot on. This is indeed a very beautiful floral combo. Among the two titular flowers, the tuberose is stronger and more prominent. It is not a sugary-bubblegummy tuberose, but a green-leafy one, akin to the one used in various versions of Gucci Bloom. On the other hand, the ylang is stripped of its sweetly suffocating tropical aspects and serves just to enhance the tuberose and add to its appeal. The citruses, spices, and the musky-incensey supporting notes are quite weak and, again, serve to elevate the main star of the composition. The only problem with this fragrance is that it's not very original, and since this brand is not widely accessible, most tuberose lovers will find better (or equally good) alternatives elsewhere.