Tubereuse Absolue

I agree with the review below this is a meaty tuberose. Straight away I knew it was different than many of the above fragrances I smelled. The lavender and the galbanum come strong for me in the opening, giving an almost eucalyptus vibe. But that tones down in like 5 minutes. I get a green tuberose in the first flush of bloom. A young bud just opening to the world. She is stem and grass green but upon further inspection her white petals are full of a bitter musk, soft spice and frothy cream. She is only slightly indolic since she is just a young girl and new to the world. If you want a very young tuberose that is not sweet or powdery in the slightest. A true representation of the actual flower this perfume is a good way to go.

Tuberose is a note i love but it also can make me feel quite sick if its too strong and overpowering. I love the tuberose candle by diptyque but even when burning i need to have a window open. Perris Monte Carlo Tuberose is a fantastic scent and the performance surprised me. Easily last 15+ hours with moderate sillage. The problem for me with the fragrance is its very strong for the first few hours and i found it quite overpowering but if your looking for a powerhouse tuberose fragrance look no further, this is the one. Overall its a fantastic fragrance but possibly slightly too strong for me personally but it is a fantastic tuberose.

The perfect meaty tuberose scent that I have been looking for a long time. Starts out with a green touch accompanying the tuberose and then after like 30 mins smoky and woody touches start to appear but pretty much at the background supporting the tuberose which becomes the true main character leaving behind all the green partners from the start. After some time I get the slightest touch of animalics which may be caused by the musk at the base plus some of the animalic aspects that tuberose can sometimes have when it's a bit indolic.

An exquisite green, slightly camphorous tuberose. This falls in the category I like to define as "cooler tuberose scent", as contrast to warmer, creamier and soapier tuberoses (such as: Fracas, Giorgio, Amarige etc.). It indeed carries some similarities to the equally cooler Carnal Flower to the point that - even if it is not a dupe - Perris' Tuberose could be an excellent quality alternative at a minor price point. Compared to other Perris' creations, this has a bit lower longevity (6hrs), but a good diffusivity.

This is quite perfect: emanates a natural, fresh fragrance that is bit velvety like tuberose flowers in a vase on a sunny windowsill. It's also close to Creed's Iris Tubereuse but doesn't set some people's noses sneezing (that may be due to the age of my bottle). I would buy another bottle but perfume doesn't keep well in my home. I highly recommend this to all tuberose and 'white floral' enthusiasts, a really lovely creation.