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La Tulipe 2010 Eau de Parfum

7.8 / 10 604 Ratings
A popular perfume by Byredo for women, released in 2010. The scent is floral-fresh. It is being marketed by Manzanita Capital.
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Main accords

Floral
Fresh
Green
Woody
Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
CyclamenCyclamen FreesiaFreesia RhubarbRhubarb
Heart Notes Heart Notes
TulipTulip
Base Notes Base Notes
Blond woodsBlond woods VetiverVetiver
Ratings
Scent
7.8604 Ratings
Longevity
6.6490 Ratings
Sillage
6.5472 Ratings
Bottle
7.7457 Ratings
Value for money
6.2234 Ratings
Submitted by Flo · last update on 02/02/2026.
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35 in-depth fragrance descriptions
7.5Scent
TURQUOISE

27 Reviews
TURQUOISE
TURQUOISE
Helpful Review 4  
sterilized happiness
I feel like a joyful smiling nurse, with my white freshly washed - ironed uniform, ready to kindly serve and take care of my patients, always with devotion,
pure intentions and heartfelt joy.
Oh no, I am not a nurse in real life, in fact I don't even fancy hospitals or clinics, la tulipe gives me the feeling of a sterilized but bright joyful person who's on a mission,
determined to carry out her/his duty, making others happy
with her pretty perfume trail.
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MagpieMay

32 Reviews
MagpieMay
MagpieMay
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Visit to the florist
You know when you walk into a florist (a real florist, not one of those boutiquey places that pretend) and you get hit by the scent of chopped off stems, a bunch of florals and a little bit of damp?
That's La Tulipe.
The florals aren't overwhelming, in fact for me the green-ness of it came out the most.
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honeydewcube

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honeydewcube
honeydewcube
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My favorite floral
This is my absolute favorite floral perfume. It's green and crisp and mature and has a sweet depth to it that develops as it sits. I love the green, stemmy floral note and the crisp and tart rhubarb. Upon the initial spray, it can smell sort of sharp or astringent but you have to let it mellow out for a bit. I have both the hair perfume and the eau de parfum and I think the scent lasts a fair amount of time. The hair perfume allows for an extra scent bubble around my head/nose so I would definitely recommend.
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Helify

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Helify
Helify
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What a lovely scent.
One of my favourites and my parfum of choice during spring. It's flowery, green and watery. Very photorealistic freshly cut tulips, you can smell the creamy flower and the greenness of the cut stems. Lovely during rainy days, as it has some acuatic notes. A very clean, fresh and happy scent. It's absolutely lovely in spring but a tad heavy for me during the day at the warmest point of the summer.
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Serenissima

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Serenissima
Serenissima
Top Review 21  
Spring-like Inspirations
He looked at the cream-white silk square in front of him; he had already stretched it onto the appropriate frame.
His tools: brushes and paints, the small mixing palette - all of it was ready on the little table beside him.
Nothing was missing. Nothing - except for the all-important inspiration!

Lost in thought, he gazed out of the atelier window; saw the rooftops of the city center; the gray where there should have been blue sky and sunshine.
How was he supposed to paint a new silk scarf here and today?
The bad weather phase had lasted too long, and the deadline was approaching fast.
Sighing, he dreamed himself into spring: he saw sunshine, lush green, and the first blooming flowers on heavy dark soil.

He would use the dark green for the large rhubarb leaves that fit quite well into the corners: he could almost sense their somewhat stern scent.
Fine reddish veins ran through these leaves with their wavy edges.
Yes, a beginning had been made!
To the dark, somewhat sternness, he now needed something sweetly fragrant and light: a few nests of yellow, fragile freesias joined the green.
And cyclamen! Yes, cyclamen: the small, wild ones that grew in whole clusters and lifted their proud little heads.
Of course, he needed the classic light violet-tinged red for that: during his now confident, elegant brush strokes, he felt surrounded by a fine breath of spring.
The world smelled, it was alive again!
And so was he: inspiration pulsed through his winter-weary body!
A glance at what he had created so far showed: now tulips had to come!
Tulips in the most varied colors; best the fringed so-called parrot tulips. They would fit wonderfully into this picture.
Also important were these curved stems, which uniquely find their way to the light.
His brush flew across the bright silk!
Proudly, he stood before the frame on his little easel:
Not only did the colorful, hope-spraying colors please him, but he also felt the lively breath of spring.
But he also sensed that his artwork - for it had become a small work of art by now - needed a bit of calm and depth.
This colorful kaleidoscope of shapes and colors needed to be toned down a bit.
His spring also included the woods: some still bare, some already intertwined with fine leaves.
And what a spicy scent they already emitted in the light spring rain!
His brush almost blindly found the sought-after shades; he perceived them as fragrant nuances.
It was done!
His highly developed sense of smell suddenly began to vibrate; his colorfully spring-scented silk painting received a special touch: his wife had just entered the atelier.
As usual, she smelled familiar of vetiver!
What a sensory masterpiece was created in that moment in this sparse attic space!
The woman would finish the silk square with fine rolled hems; she was skilled at these delicate handworks.
Who would buy it from him this time and thus bring a little money into the household?
Hermès? Ferragamo?
Our artist does not yet know that these true works of art on silk will later be sold as foulards for a lot of money and will even achieve a cult status!

"La Tulipe" is such a fragrant painting: not a high-quality or elegantly composed work of art; but still the result of a solid craftsman with a lot of imagination and love for what he does.
It promises spring in an uncomplicated way, brings much joy, and reliably accompanies its wearer for several hours.
It bids farewell slowly and politely - a light whisper remains on the skin.
And the longing memory of what spring means: light, air, and cheerful experiences!

Thus, "La Tulipe" earns its place in the great world of fragrances - as a friendly spring greeting!
Updated on 08/05/2021
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1 year ago
3
Spring is in the air! Yes, it does smell like a tulip. And there is a slight sourness of rhubarb that is added to it, and it becomes special
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3 years ago
3
Floral-green, fresh scent reminiscent of a freshly cut stem. Vetiver at the base gives it class and a bit of austerity. Unisex and versatile
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2
Like walking into a flower shop. Green stems, freshly cut flowers. The vetiver gives that watery, almost aquatic feeling.
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2
Realistic fresh cut tulipe. It stays close to the skin. Nice green scent.
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2
Interesting opening with tangy rhubarb, but it's fleeting. Otherwise this smells like some laundry drying in a flower garden. Low sillage.
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1 year ago
2
Really quite beautiful, albeit short-lived. Has a sort of nutty, toasted quality, and is ultimately a floral that isn't replicated elsewhere
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1
Very soapy floral. Freesias - yum! Pleasant and clean like most byredos. Familiar and feminine. Turns a bit muskier later on.
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1
That's really good. It smells like a bouquet of fresh flowers, like a sunny warm day in march or april. So feminine and fresh.
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1
Photorealistic yet painted-in-neon-strokes tulip. Tulip heart, engulfed by light white florals, sheer and balanced by tea note maybe.
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1
Careless concoction of floral notes that project quite well with good performance. It does seem mass appealing, however lacks depth
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