Top Notes 
Bergamot
Cashmeran
Common water moss
Peach
Tuberose
Heart Notes 
Amyris
Heliotrope
Jasmine
Milk
Ylang-ylang
Base Notes 
Amber
Ambrette seed
Oakmoss
Vanilla
White musk08/02/2024
Dennis1104
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Tuberose in good? Yes.
I think Musk Tuberose is really well done. Admittedly, it has more feminine traits and definitely suits a woman better, but I still appreciate the fragrance and I think I can rate it quite neutrally as a man.
As the name suggests, the fragrance naturally has a tuberose presence. I don't actually like tuberose at all.
I always associate it with older ladies.
Of course, I'm not going to be a huge fan here either. Nevertheless, I think the tuberose is quite good.
It also combines really well with the other notes.
There are noticeable creamy and almost balsamic notes. The milk accord, cashmeran and the ylang-ylang note are probably responsible for this impression.
There is also a hint of peach at the beginning, as well as the base of amber, musk and vanilla later on.
As I have already revealed, I am generally not a fan of fragrances with tuberose and will probably never become one as a man, but you can still feel how well it has been created here. That's why I actually give it a score of eight points for DNA.
As the name suggests, the fragrance naturally has a tuberose presence. I don't actually like tuberose at all.
I always associate it with older ladies.
Of course, I'm not going to be a huge fan here either. Nevertheless, I think the tuberose is quite good.
It also combines really well with the other notes.
There are noticeable creamy and almost balsamic notes. The milk accord, cashmeran and the ylang-ylang note are probably responsible for this impression.
There is also a hint of peach at the beginning, as well as the base of amber, musk and vanilla later on.
As I have already revealed, I am generally not a fan of fragrances with tuberose and will probably never become one as a man, but you can still feel how well it has been created here. That's why I actually give it a score of eight points for DNA.
