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A new beautiful Monoi fragrance!
Some time ago I wanted a new Monoi fragrance and I already knew the Monoi fragrance from Yves Rocher, so I wanted to try something new and decided for this original Eau de Toilette of the brand Tiki Tahiti.
It's a pity that not many people here in the forum own Tiaré yet, or probably don't know it yet, because I think some of you would like this scent!
Absolutely worth a test!
I can't join my prescriber here. But tastes are just different!
Tiki Tahiti is a brand that exists since 1942 and has many fans all over the world.
She produces wonderful Monoi oils with various tropical fragrant ingredients like coconut, sandalwood, vanilla and of course the classic Monoi-Tiaé fragrance in as body oil.
And to my great joy also different fragrances like this beautiful piece!
I was very curious about this eau de toilette, could hardly wait until it arrived then and I was not disappointed at all!
Compared to the Monoi scent by Yves Rocher, which appears "fresher" but also somehow artificially sweet, Tiaré radiates pure naturalness, has a warm exotic aura and is wonderfully cosy, flowery-warm and creamy.
Plus point is also that the Eau de Toilette is quite inexpensive and has a good durability.
This little water lasts 5-6 hours without any problems.
A long fragrance development does not go through, because after 10 minutes all notes have united.
After the application of the elixir, my thoughts are clearly indulging in the direction of the South Seas.
I think of palm trees, the endless sea, white beaches, the warm sun that shines in your face and the lightheartedness that people radiate there.
In addition this wonderful smell which one can certainly perceive more frequently in these regions than here..
Something soapy starts Monoi-Tiaré after spraying.
Tiaré is a bit alcoholic at the beginning, but this fades away quite quickly after a few minutes.
Immediately I perceive a rich creamy scent of gardenias, which is not very sweet, but pleasantly green-floral smells and is warm.
Ylang-Ylang seems to be very fond of combining with gardenia, so that both scents perfectly match the beat.
Here both don't steal the show from each other and result in a perfect duo.
Gardenia and Ylang-Ylang are clearly the main actors of this olfactory spectacle.
Vanilla plays a small supporting role at the end and stays a little in the background. Nevertheless, she makes a name for herself in low doses and gives the whole thing a touch of exoticism.
It's a pity that not many people here in the forum own Tiaré yet, or probably don't know it yet, because I think some of you would like this scent!
Absolutely worth a test!
I can't join my prescriber here. But tastes are just different!
Tiki Tahiti is a brand that exists since 1942 and has many fans all over the world.
She produces wonderful Monoi oils with various tropical fragrant ingredients like coconut, sandalwood, vanilla and of course the classic Monoi-Tiaé fragrance in as body oil.
And to my great joy also different fragrances like this beautiful piece!
I was very curious about this eau de toilette, could hardly wait until it arrived then and I was not disappointed at all!
Compared to the Monoi scent by Yves Rocher, which appears "fresher" but also somehow artificially sweet, Tiaré radiates pure naturalness, has a warm exotic aura and is wonderfully cosy, flowery-warm and creamy.
Plus point is also that the Eau de Toilette is quite inexpensive and has a good durability.
This little water lasts 5-6 hours without any problems.
A long fragrance development does not go through, because after 10 minutes all notes have united.
After the application of the elixir, my thoughts are clearly indulging in the direction of the South Seas.
I think of palm trees, the endless sea, white beaches, the warm sun that shines in your face and the lightheartedness that people radiate there.
In addition this wonderful smell which one can certainly perceive more frequently in these regions than here..
Something soapy starts Monoi-Tiaré after spraying.
Tiaré is a bit alcoholic at the beginning, but this fades away quite quickly after a few minutes.
Immediately I perceive a rich creamy scent of gardenias, which is not very sweet, but pleasantly green-floral smells and is warm.
Ylang-Ylang seems to be very fond of combining with gardenia, so that both scents perfectly match the beat.
Here both don't steal the show from each other and result in a perfect duo.
Gardenia and Ylang-Ylang are clearly the main actors of this olfactory spectacle.
Vanilla plays a small supporting role at the end and stays a little in the background. Nevertheless, she makes a name for herself in low doses and gives the whole thing a touch of exoticism.
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