Plein Soleil

This perfume is pure luminous tuberose. The sandalwood and cardamom in here give it a surprising creaminess and ylang ylang makes it a fragrance for those spring or summer days when you don't want to overwhelm your nose. Although it is a very linear perfume (what you smell at the beginning you smell all day long), I must say that it is my favorite from Yves Rocher and from their Eaux de Parfum collection. Every time I use it, someone always points out the tuberose. It reminds me a lot of the school chapel I used to go to as a child and maybe that's why I like it so much. The name "Plein Soleil" suits this fragrance perfectly. Although it does not have a great lasting power, it's enough for me on the skin, ideal for going out or for a day party. It's very rich and not offensive on the nose. This is my second bottle now, and I would love to always have it in my collection.

What a delight this perfume is! The more I wear it the more I enjoy it! I love 4 things in particular: 1. A pleasant evolution on my skin, which is very rare for me in general! 2. Excellent longevity (6 hrs +). 3. Even in a very hot weather, the smell remains the same! 4. You never get tired of it because its olfactory notes don't perform all together, but keep alternating! coconut, sandalwood, cardamom, tuberose, jasmine, yellow flowers, milk, orange blossom! A perfume to wear in any season, but especially in summer. I clearly smell a coconut note in it so I'm surprised it's not listed! It reminds me of Soleil Blanc by Tom Ford and a liittle bit of Pure XS by Paco Rabanne, but the latter is more complex, especially with the salted butter popcorn note. However, I find that it is not similar to My Way, except for the Tuberose note. 8.5/10

I like this a lot, but i love the entire line! My least fave would be autotaur de minuit. My fave is prob sable fauvre and close second voile d ochre. But this i like more than i expected. I like this line far more evidence i think, but both are good. That smells good, but performance poor on those imho. This smells bright and clean and not overpowering. Id get it again! Update: i fell hard for this over the last few months. I thought sable fauve was my fave, or voile de ochre, but it changed to this! I love to wear this to bed, after a shower. It is very comforting, pretty, feminine, but not too cloying or overwhelming. This is actually far more complex than i originally thought, it took me time to wear and fully appreciate it. I just bought a back up bottle bc i like it that much.

Green tuberose with faint cedar and a wisp of cardamon. It took me a while to figure out what this reminds me of--and then the nickle dropped---Love's Soft Jasmin--which is itself a pale shadow of the original Love's Musky Jasmin Flower from my college days--also Gucci Bloom---but way less obvious. I can also pick up YR's own Tendre Jasmin. I love Jasmin and tuberose--but I thought this blend might be more like Fracas or Bond #9's "I love NY for Earth Day"---one of the best green tuberose scents ever but SO damn over priced!! Still---this is a soft fresh floral with a clean cedar drydown--I will see if this is still on sale next month and maybe pick up a bigger bottle if it is!!

Good oriental floral gem with a lot of facets. Opening gives you a bunch of spiced, nutty gardenia with a hint of bugspray note(this is like a norm to most white florals Ive owned), but later settles down into a milky, green(almost slightly fruity) tuberose scent with hints of gardenia AND lily and some woodiness that reminds us of 90's perfumes like CK Eternity. It fades with a small hint of aquatic and sweet slightly powdery notes. It smells of higher quality than its price point. Only downside is it fades too quickly to a soft skin scent, so you have to pump two sprays or so after 4 hours to boost that sillage.