Tubereuse 2 Virginale

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• FranSeatJones.

  March 15, 2020

  

  Well, what a find at home. I have so many bottles that my nose has gone a bit numb from trying them all (and certainly not like this). And what a juicy discovery I’ve stumbled upon, damn. Being used to the fact that every time I smell a cherry perfume… it’s usually bitter almond and sharp (like the Petit Rob noire), here it’s candied cherry, with hints of violet (a bit powdery but on a basic level) and a tiare flower that knocks your socks off how well it smells, juicy, fleshy, and beautifully blended. It’s true that its star note is neroli, but it’s subtle, nothing overwhelming; if you’re not a huge fan of neroli, this beautiful thing can still win you over without a problem. The orange (in jam form) along with the jasmine are also present, very subtly in the background, without any abyss. It’s the patchouli, but in this fragrance, note where I appreciate it. I feel there’s also an undeclared note of bitter orange blossom, which I suppose is the combination of the orange with the neroli and/or jasmine. In short, damn, I’m absolutely blown away, but its flaw… It doesn’t last very long, and if it does… it’s very skin-scented, and that really bugs me because it could be a perfume to keep in mind for summer evenings/nights, because although you can sense its quality… I prefer a bit more trail for that price. I don’t know what’s going on with this brand, as I love almost all the perfumes I’ve tried… Almost all or all… super Pecan (in my humble opinion) in terms of longevity, because look how much I love Moulin Rouge from this same house… But nothing, with my skin not even a whisper, and yet I have a very neutral pH. (I know I express myself terribly, folks, I hope you can identify slightly in my reviews what I’m trying to explain) A very fleshy, summery (not fresh) perfume that evokes good weather, smiles, lollipops, lovely times, and why not, a bike ride along some seaside promenade.