Tuberose

16 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• SaraWbrisa

  September 2, 2018

  

  It is a very pleasant and fresh fragrance, almost ideal for waking up elegantly. On my skin it has one major flaw: it lasts zero. I give it thirty seconds and I think that is generous. It evaporates super quickly, like water. Only after half an hour do I notice a very soft, faint vanilla scent. Just in case it helps, I use it for sleeping because it is good for nothing else.

• hannahfontan

  June 19, 2019

  

  Very rich opening, but it lasts nothing. Ten minutes at most… What a pity because the scent promised so much… I would not recommend it.

• LiliU

  February 10, 2020

  

  I find it a delicious fragrance with a citrus, powdery and woody opening, but it lasts nothing 🙁 I have searched (without luck) for something similar in the high-end range; I hope someone can help. I use it for sleeping and exercising, but I would love to have that scent all day.

• LiliU

  March 1, 2020

  

  It’s a delightful fragrance with a citrus and woody opening, but it doesn’t last at all. I’ve searched high and low for a similar high-end scent without success. I use it for sleeping and working out, but I’d love for the aroma to accompany me all day.

• Vichaliz

  September 3, 2020

  

  I had it in a miniature and didn’t like it, so I gave it away. On my skin, it smells very sweet, with the vanilla coming through strongly, while the citrus notes seem non-existent. It lasts the blink of an eye.

• Vichaliz

  September 23, 2020

  

  I had it in a mini wallet size and didn’t like it, so I gifted it away. On my skin, it smells very sweet; the vanilla stands out hugely while the citrus notes are non-existent. It lasts the blink of an eye.

• Mont_Blue

  January 24, 2021

  

  This perfume smells very fresh, feminine and pleasant. It has a sweet citrus opening with a dark berry note. It is well balanced, but the big drawback is the longevity… practically a whisper.

• Perfumaniaca 23

  March 6, 2021

  

  I picked this up on offer at Zara for around £8; the little bottle is gorgeous and super cute. However, the scent opens with fresh flowers and sweet vanilla, lacking the tuberose I love and which gives it its name, which let me down a bit. Overall, it smells delicious and is very fresh, but the longevity is a disaster—it said hello and goodbye in fifteen minutes! I’m keeping it just for decoration because the bottle is lovely.

• Perfumaniaca 23

  March 12, 2021

  

  I just bought it on sale on the Zara website for about eight dollars for 30 ml. The bottle is beautiful and the colour is very sophisticated. The scent opens with fresh flowers, as if freshly cut, super fresh, accompanied by vanilla and a sweetness that seems like floral nectar. As the name suggests, I thought it would have narcissus, but it has none, which disappointed me (those are my favourite notes). Overall, it’s super delicious, fresh, girly yet classy, but longevity is the problem. Hello and goodbye! I keep it because the bottle is gorgeous and lovely for decoration, but on the skin, it lasts not even fifteen minutes. A disappointment in that regard.

• cas_ette

  January 19, 2022

  

  I have a bottle with batch code 10700, bought at the boutique in mid-2021 (before Zara introduced refills). The box listed notes of casis, vanilla, and narcissus, but here the scent profile is different; I imagine it’s a different formula. In my experience, it lasts longer than they claim, perhaps this new version is the reason. I saw a TikTok comparing it to J’adore, but I can’t verify that. Although I don’t wear it daily, I adore it: it’s sweet, sparkling, and sophisticated. It lasts around three hours, which is a long time compared to the fifteen minutes I get from this one. I perceive it as citrusy with a woody, vanilla base, very fresh, likely due to the casis. In January 2022, Zara added ‘Narcotic Spice Garden…’ to the description. I’m not entirely sure of the notes, but I do detect a hint of sandalwood. It’s rich and wearable; I wear it in the morning to get things done at home before getting dressed, but I enjoy savouring it. Perhaps for daily office wear, I’d keep it in my bag to reapply; it’s very pretty.

• cas_ette

  January 19, 2022

  

  I have a 2021 unit bought in-store before Zara started selling refills; the box listed cassia, vanilla, and tuberose, so I imagine it’s a different formula from this one. On my skin, it lasts longer than the other reviews suggest, perhaps three hours, nothing like the fifteen minutes mentioned here. I perceive it as citrus with a woody and vanilla base, very fresh, probably due to the cassia. It’s rich and wearable; I use it when waking up to do things around the house before getting ready. For everyday office wear, I’d recommend carrying it in your bag to reapply, as it’s very pleasant.

• lovovich

  March 7, 2022

  

  Every time I wear it, its slightly effervescent scent reminds me of those pale, round, hard candy sweets I used to eat as a child. They were compressed sugar with a hole for making necklaces. Perhaps that’s why I love it; it feels fresh and comforting.

• lovovich

  March 11, 2022

  

  Every time I use it, its slightly effervescent scent reminds me of those pale, round, compressed sugar sweets I used to eat as a child, with a hole in them for making necklaces. Perhaps I like it for that reason; it feels fresh and comforting.

• Mel12

  May 8, 2022

  

  I have had a 100ml bottle since 2018 (well-stored perfumes last), and I had already finished another one that I wore daily in less than a year. It seems they have reformulated it for the worse; reading the reviews, it feels like a completely different fragrance. Mine smells of sweet white flowers with a woody, vanilla base, lasting well on clothes the next day, though on skin it doesn’t reach high-end longevity of six hours, but I can still detect it for about three hours. What a pity regarding the reformulation 🙁

• nataliedrm

  March 26, 2024

  

  The scent was far too intense and unpleasant for my taste; I believe there is an excess of sandalwood. I fail to understand why it is called Tuberose when it bears absolutely no resemblance to tuberose at all.

• nataliedrm

  April 1, 2024

  

  The scent seemed very strong and not particularly pleasant to me. Perhaps there is too much sandalwood. I don’t understand why it’s called Tuberose if there isn’t a single note of tuberose in it.