45°

45° is hard to describe or pin down. Whatever I'm smelling, smells nice, but I can't quite tell you what it is. I'm aware it is a honey and vanilla focused fragrance, and yes I get that as well, but I'm having a hard time figuring out the concept. 45° I'm assuming is Celsius. So 113°F. That's hot, but not exceptionally hot. My guess is this fragrance can be interpreted as warm, but not hot. That's exactly what I get when I smell it anyway. You don't have to be in a certain mood to wear this. It is mass appealing for sure. I suppose that's a good thing, but I might be a little bit stuck up. I consider it negative. The name even tells you. Not too much! Passion, but not heated passion. Vanilla, but not too vanilla. For some of you, that might be perfect. And I will admit, it has great balance to the fragrance. And it's very comfortable to wear. You will get many compliments etc. There is a lot to like. I personally purchased a bottle! So that tells you a lot. My only gripe is the lack of personality. The lack of depth. These things matter to me, but I suppose it doesn't have to be in every single fragrance I wear. This is great for the times you have to get up and go, but still want to smell nice. And expensive. Sweet yet elegant. If I had to categorize this, I would put this next to TIHOTA in my collection. This is more animalic from the honey, and a slightly different vanilla. The wearability is very similar however. Interchangeable for the same occasions. I might be saying something out of the blue here, but if any of you have ever been to the Boardwalk at Disney World, this smell reminds me of it. I don't know why. There is a playful element here. Perhaps the sweetness from kettle corn, to saltwater taffy, to other baked goods, and perhaps a small amount from the wood from the boardwalk itself. And everything else they pump into the atmosphere at Disney World. I know they do! It's a nice memory to have and I am grateful for it. I am also grateful to have 45° even if it doesn't sound like it.

I love this. Its a sophisticated vanilla rather than a cloying one. I bought a 15ml of this and wish I'd gotten a larger bottle. Its quite expensive though and I bought a 50ml of Libre Vanille Couture in the same purchase. Wish it had been the other way around. The Libre is dissapointing 😒. Im not the biggest lover of honey, resinous and benzoin notes as they can be quite irritating in the back of my throat for some reason, so I was cautious and bought the small size. This is perfectly done. The perfect balance of honey, benzoin and lots of vanilla that doesn't irritate me and is smooth and harmonious. Its sophisticated not immature. The honey and benzoin give it a bit of depth (almost feels like a plum note, though thats not listed) and it's definately sweet. I haven't worn it out with other people yet so not certain of its sillage but personally I'm loving it. I wore it to bed one night and it was still going as a skin scent 8ish hours later. Will probably put this away until next autumn and winter months (2026) here in the southern hemisphere as spring is just starting and it warms up fast here in Australia. I don't recon I'll be using this much in the heat. Too much vanilla for that. I prefer my vanilla fragrances be worn in the colder times. Looking forward to that time of year ❤️ November 2025 (1 month later): famous last words. I've worn this out and about, to work, at home. Totally addicted and people notice it and compliment it. I've had many ask what it is and almost cry when they google it and see the price tag 😬. I've worn it over the last month here in Australia, and it's fantastic. Cold or hot it adapts to any temperature. Just differing notes get the spotlight. Im talking up to 38 degrees celcius for a few days over the last couple weeks, and it's just going with the flow. Large bottle is on the way. Had no choice really. Devine fragrance.

Hello everyone. Profumum Roma and I are back at it again! I have reviewed this fragrance before, but I am writing again because I have learned so much in the past three years. I am coming at it from a fresh angle and feel like I can contribute much more to the fragrance as a whole. This is another tuberose I have in my collection. This was unintentional, but I have at least nine fragrances where tuberose is the star. Three years ago, that was not the case. I did not like this at first. It was too much. I'm so happy I have it now. It is a testament to how your nose changes over time. Almost like strength training or bodybuilding. The more you work your nose out, the stronger it becomes. The more you can appreciate. But I am here for a specific reason. Everyone is talking about 45° From TRUDON. Aren't they? Unfortunately I fell into the trap and have purchased it. I even had it on this morning. I got bored. What a shame. Guess what I did? I decided to layer 45° with Tuberosa. Holy crap. You guys have to try this! These fragrances have combined to become some sort of sweet and vanillic tuberose composition. Similar to the dry down of Love Tuberose from Amouage. But better. I recommend you put on 45° first, so that the honey aspect settles down a bit. Then apply Tuberosa. It's perfect for right at the start of spring. I wish I had a YouTube channel where I could post this and tell you guys. Unfortunately, because my disability, I am unable to do that. Instead, I try to be the best written reviewer I can possibly be. So I am here to tell you that you have to try this combination. Great for Easter! In fact, I highly recommend for that time. If you go to luckyscent to purchase either tell them that NESSERS sent you!

I’ll be upfront: I’ve been obsessed with Cirque du Soleil’s L’eau de Parfum since it dropped, but sometimes all that cotton candy and buttery popcorn is a little much — like wearing a carnival on your wrist. Trudon 45° is what I’d call its quietly elegant older sibling. Same warm, golden, gourmand spirit; none of the sugar rush. Built around a trio of vanillas, animalic Madagascan, boozy CO2, and creamy vanillin, this fragrance delivers depth without ever tipping into dessert territory. The Laotian benzoin adds a dimension of mystery, and the real honey lends timeless warmth that reads more candlelit room than candy store. The vanilla is slightly boozy and the honey is not cloying — a balance that keeps it firmly unisex and wearable by anyone. Where Cirque du Soleil leans into the spectacle, the big top, the popcorn, the spun sugar, Trudon 45° is more like the velvet curtain before the show begins. It’s warm, golden, and weightless , the kind of scent that doesn’t announce itself but makes everyone in the room quietly wonder what that smell is. It settles close to the skin, intimate rather than loud, which I personally find more intriguing than a scent that projects across a room. If you love gourmands but hate smelling edible, this is your fragrance. Trudon 45° is the rare vanilla that feels refined rather than sweet. A masterclass in restraint from a house that clearly knows what it’s doing.

Beautifully warm, sultry honied vanilla that just projects itself the hotter you get. I paired this scent on a night out with my close friend, as we both spritzed ourselves to have a little scent connection to find each other in a shirtless sydney mince crowd. As we danced together, being swayed, pushed, pressed and pleased by the crowd of cruising men the honey and vanilla seemed to just become more candied the hotter the space became. My friend and I joked amongst each other saying we smell so delectable. The night was successful as French and Brazilian trade was enjoyed, with the scent still projecting its sweetness and warmth well after 4+ hours of intensive dancing, kissing and kiki-ing. I truly believe this is a safe blind buy if you want a sensual, non synthetic smelling, decadent, alluring vanilla scent that projects the warmth of honey that feels like a warm drink sliding down your throat, filling your body with soft pulsating heat.